ComparisonChecked Nov 8, 2026

Credo AI vs Trustible

Both are AI governance and risk platforms that map controls to the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and NIST AI RMF, and both hold SOC 2 Type II. They name different US laws.

What differs

  • US laws named: Credo AI lists NYC Local Law 144 and Colorado SB21-169 (insurance); Trustible names state laws such as the Colorado AI Act.
  • Core workflow: Credo AI lists an AI Registry with shadow AI detection, Risk Intelligence, and a Policy Engine with policy packs; Trustible lists AI use-case intake with risk-based routing, risk and impact assessments, and monitoring.
  • Services: Credo AI lists governance advisory services.
  • Published security: both state SOC 2 Type II; Trustible announced its renewal on August 18, 2026.
  • Pricing: both are contact vendor.

Who each tends to fit

Employers and insurers with NYC LL144 or Colorado insurance obligations may look at Credo AI’s policy packs. Teams that want intake-driven governance with Colorado AI Act mapping may look at Trustible. Confirm current Colorado coverage with both, since Colorado rewrote its AI law in 2026.

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Side by side

FactCredo AITrustible
StatusActive, privately held.Active, privately held.
OwnershipPrivately heldPrivately held
Buying modelAI governance and risk platformAI governance and risk platform
CategoriesAI governance and risk platform; Advisory servicesAI governance and risk platform
PricingContact vendor (talk to an expert or request a demo)Contact vendor (request a demo)
CertificationsSOC 2 Type II (security, availability, confidentiality)SOC 2 Type II (renewal announced August 18, 2026)
LimitationsNo public pricing; Colorado coverage listed is SB21-169 (insurance); confirm coverage of Colorado SB 26-189 (ADMT) if relevantNo public pricing; NYC LL144 not named on the pages checked
How to buycredo.aitrustible.ai
Sources[1] [2] [3] Checked 2026-11-08[1] [2] [3] Checked 2026-11-08

Facts come from each vendor’s profile sources. Run a paid pilot before choosing.