Everything Conveyor Does, Plus the Compliance Underneath
The same trust center and AI questionnaire automation, metered the same way, at roughly a quarter of the cost per company reached. And, on Premium, the controls layer Conveyor tells you to buy somewhere else.
A Quarter of the Cost per Company
Conveyor Business starts at $9,600/yr for 100 trust center credits. Concord Trust Pro starts at $199/mo for 100 external companies, on a public slider.
Questionnaires and RFPs, Both Automated
AI agents draft from your own documents with source citations, your team approves, and every correction sharpens the next answer. Auto-RAG means no manual indexing.
The Controls Layer They Do Not Have
Adopt controls, attach evidence, and give auditors scoped access from the same platform that answers the questionnaire.
Built for Teams Whose Deals Wait on the Security Review
Start With Trust, Grow Into Compliance
Start on a modern trust center, then add controls, evidence, frameworks, and an auditor portal as you grow. One vendor, from your first questionnaire to your next audit.
The Controls Behind the Answers
Adopt controls from a template library, attach evidence, and give auditors scoped access. The same platform carries your SOC 2 program and the questionnaires it generates.
AI-Native, Not AI Bolted On
Agents draft questionnaires and RFPs, learn from every correction, and answer buyers on your trust center. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP assistant to your trust data.
One Update, Everywhere It Appears
Documents, policies, and FAQs live once in a versioned layer behind the trust center, AI chat, questionnaires, and RFP drafts. No re-uploading, no stale copy to maintain.
Published Pricing, No Sales Gate
A public slider priced on companies reached, not seats, from 100 to 500 companies, with Enterprise pricing above that. Transparent pricing is the top ask from B2B buyers four years running (TrustRadius).
A Real Free Tier, on a Branded Subdomain
Every plan, including Free, gets a public trust center at a {slug}.trustcenter.to domain. Gated access, NDAs, and approval workflows start on Pro. Not a trial, and not a logo-walled demo.
Concord vs. Conveyor, at a Glance
| Feature | Concord | Conveyor |
|---|---|---|
| Public Trust Center | Included | Included |
| AI Questionnaire Automation | Included | Included |
| RFP / RFX Automation | Included | Included |
| Self-Learning AgentsCorrections change the next answer | Included | Included |
| AI Assistant Access (MCP)Query your trust data from Claude or ChatGPT | Included | Included |
| Security Controls & EvidenceAdopt controls, attach evidence | Included | Not included |
| Compliance FrameworksSOC 2, ISO 27001, and more | Premium Add-On | Not included |
| Auditor AccessScoped, time-boxed, read-only | With Frameworks Add-On | Not included |
| Pricing Meter | External Companies Reached | Trust Center, Questionnaire & RFP Credits |
| Entry Paid Tier | $2,388/yr (100 Companies) | $9,600/yr (~100 Credits) |
| Free Tier | trustcenter.to Subdomain, 5 Docs, 50 FAQs | Trust Center Only, ~10 Credits |
| 1-Click NDARelease ID and content hash at signature | Included | Clickwrap or DocuSign |
| Versioned Policy BuilderTemplate library, versioning, approvals | Included | Not included |
| Connected Privacy PlatformPolicies, consent, DSARs, data mapping | Included | Not included |
Switch from Conveyor to a Full Trust Platform
- Bring your existing answer library across; auto-RAG indexes it on upload with no manual tagging
- Keep the same reach-based meter you already budget for, at roughly a quarter the cost per company
- Add controls, frameworks, and auditor access without buying a second platform
- Published pricing on a public slider, so renewal is not a negotiation
Frequently Asked Questions
Conveyor publishes a Business tier starting at $9,600 per year covering roughly 100 trust center credits. Concord Trust Pro starts at $199 per month for 100 external companies on a public slider that runs to 500, roughly a quarter of the cost per company. Both meter usage rather than seats; Concord publishes its full slider, where Conveyor publishes only a starting price and quotes larger volumes.
No. Conveyor covers the trust center, security questionnaires, and RFP responses, which is the responding side of a security review. It does not offer control adoption, evidence collection, compliance frameworks, or auditor access. Conveyor positions itself as a trust and questionnaire tool rather than a full compliance platform, and points buyers elsewhere for controls and frameworks.
They run on the same platform as the trust center, so a SOC 2 program and the questionnaires it generates live in one place. Controls and evidence come with Premium and Enterprise, and frameworks with the auditor portal are a published add-on pack. The trust center and the questionnaire and RFP automation are on every paid plan.
Yes. Upload your prior questionnaires, policies, and documents and auto-RAG extracts, chunks, and indexes them automatically. There is no prompt engineering step and no manual re-indexing when a document changes, which is the maintenance cost most teams underestimate when they move between platforms.
Both draft answers from your own material with source citations and a human approval step. The difference is what the agents read from. Concord agents work off a single versioned data layer that also backs the public trust center and your policies, so one update propagates everywhere instead of living separately in an answer library.
No. Concord Trust is complete on its own. If you also run Concord Privacy, policies managed there surface in the Trust Center so buyer-facing content tracks your actual operations, but that is a compounding benefit rather than a prerequisite.
Concord also includes controls, a risk register, vendor management, and more. Adopt controls from a library of templates, attach evidence, map them to frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and AI governance standards like ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, and give auditors scoped, time-boxed access. You start on the trust center and questionnaire automation, then add controls and frameworks when you are ready, without moving to a second vendor. Conveyor stops at the responding side and points you elsewhere for the compliance underneath.
