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Screenata vs Delve
Delve is an AI-native, YC-backed compliance platform with an unusually wide framework catalog, including AI-governance frameworks like ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act. Both Delve and Screenata are genuinely AI-driven, so the difference isn't "AI or not." It's the model: Screenata writes policies deterministically from infrastructure scans, traces every claim to a signed, externally-verifiable artifact, runs from Slack, the CLI, and your PRs, and prices at $499/month per framework.
Side by side
Screenata and Delve, line by line.
Where Screenata is different
Three things Delve doesn’t do.
Deterministic policies, traceable to a claim
Screenata writes policies from infrastructure scans and links each sentence to a testable claim, a control test, and a signed artifact, a traceability chain, not just AI-generated documents.
Evidence you can verify outside the platform
Screenata signs evidence with RSA/ECDSA + RFC 3161 and publishes an open verification spec, so an auditor or customer can validate an artifact without trusting our dashboard.
Runs where your team already works
Screenata operates from Slack, email, the CLI, and PR reviews, with an overpromise detector that flags commitments your infrastructure can't back, for $499/month per framework.
The operational layer
Both automate. Screenata adds the proof chain.
Detect
Scheduled agents scan your cloud, repos, and identity provider continuously, the same signals Delve reads.
Do
Vera collects ~70% of evidence automatically across 500+ checks, chases the attestations a dashboard can't, and when she finds a gap she opens the remediation ticket and drafts the fix.
Verify & sign
After a human applies the change, Vera re-verifies and files a signed, traceable artifact. She escalates judgment calls rather than acting unattended, which is what keeps auditors comfortable.
Delve
AI collect → validate → you apply the fix
Screenata
Detect → collect & remediate → re-verify → sign
Delve, in detail
The questions people ask about Delve.
Delve pricing
What Delve costs
Delve doesn't publish a rate card, pricing is demo-gated, and third-party estimates (roughly $10–20K/year) are unofficial, so treat any figure as unverified. Screenata is $499/month per framework, published and flat, month to month.
- Demo-gated; no public pricing
- Very wide framework catalog, including AI governance (ISO 42001, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF)
- Screenata: transparent $499/month per framework
Delve vs Screenata: both AI-native
The model is the difference
Delve and Screenata are both genuinely AI-driven, so the choice isn't "AI or not." Delve leans on AI-native onboarding and the widest catalog. Screenata's model is specific: policies written deterministically from your infrastructure, an overpromise detector that flags claims your systems can't back, and every claim traced to a cryptographically signed artifact you can verify outside the platform, delivered from Slack, the CLI, and your PRs.
The honest version
When Delve is the better fit.
- You need AI-governance frameworks (ISO 42001, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF) early
- You want the widest possible framework catalog from one AI-native vendor
- You value white-glove onboarding with Slack-based expert support
Screenata is built for the 5–50 person team that needs SOC 2 to close a deal, wants policies grounded in real infrastructure, and would rather operate compliance from Slack and the terminal than a dashboard. More on who we’re for.
Screenata
$499/month per framework
One plan, everything included. SOC 2 + HIPAA, all integrations, all agent operations. Cancel anytime.
Delve
Custom quote (demo-gated)
Typical GRC platform model: annual commitment, with additional frameworks and headcount priced on top.
Questions
Screenata vs Delve, answered.
Is Screenata a good Delve alternative?
Yes, and the choice isn't about which one uses AI, since both do. Delve is AI-native with a very wide framework catalog including AI-governance standards. Screenata is agent-first with a specific model: policies written deterministically from infrastructure scans, every claim traced to a signed artifact you can verify outside the platform, and operation from Slack, the CLI, and your PRs, for $499/month per framework.
How is Screenata different from Delve if both use AI?
The difference is the model, not the marketing. Screenata generates policies deterministically from your real infrastructure, links each policy claim to a testable control and a cryptographically signed artifact (open, externally verifiable), flags unprovable commitments with an overpromise detector, and runs from Slack, email, the CLI, and PRs at $499/month per framework.
How much does Delve cost compared to Screenata?
Delve doesn't publish pricing, it's demo-gated. Screenata is $499/month per framework, month to month, with all integrations and agent operations included.
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