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What is SurgeONE.ai?
Launched in 2025 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, SurgeONE.ai combines compliance software, cybersecurity services, data integration and AI governance. Its modular platform is aimed at RIAs, broker-dealers and other regulated financial firms.
SurgeONE.ai is a modular operating layer for regulated financial firms, combining compliance, cybersecurity, data and AI governance around one shared data fabric and audit trail. Its Avery AI assistant supports workflows such as policy drafting, evidence gathering, marketing review, outside-business-activity triage and examiner-request responses, with qualified expert review described as part of the workflow. The platform is designed for SEC-, FINRA- and state-regulated organizations, including RIAs and broker-dealers.
The breadth is unusual for a compliance product: six compliance modules cover audits, policies and regulatory change, personal trading, marketing and e-communications, calendars, and custom issue workflows; cyber adds endpoint posture, application governance and privacy monitoring; data provides more than 110 adapters, normalization, dashboards and peer benchmarks; AI governance monitors employee AI use. The product pages do not publish independent accuracy benchmarks, review scores or a public security certification, so buyers should validate those during diligence.
SurgeONE.ai sells by deployment rather than a published seat-based tier. Firms can select individual modules or pillars and have pricing scoped to regulatory profile, size and risk surface; no public starting price or free trial is listed. It is best suited to compliance-led wealth-management firms that want practitioner support alongside automation, especially organizations consolidating fragmented point tools, data feeds and exam evidence into one record.
SurgeONE.ai news
SurgeONE.ai unveils Avery Actions
Its AI assistant can now draft policies, gather audit evidence and organize vendor due diligence for financial advisory firms, with qualified experts reviewing the output and everything logged in a single exam record.
Key features
Compliance lifecycle management
Runs audit readiness, WSP and regulatory-change management, code-of-ethics monitoring, compliance calendars and configurable issue workflows on one audit trail.
Marketing and e-comms review
Avery AI scans websites, email and presentations for disclosure and claims risks, while the platform supports communications surveillance and expert sign-off; Avery Actions launched October 26, 2026.
RIA due diligence
Provides guided intake, AI prefill, risk-rated outcomes, committee review, appeals, continuous monitoring and bulk imports for RIA and adviser reviews.
Endpoint and device trust
Cyber agents report encryption, antivirus, firewall, patches, VPN, USB, password and AI-tool activity, with scores and TrustGate access decisions through Microsoft Entra.
Data lake and adapters
OmnibusX connects more than 110 custodians, CRMs and archives, normalizes records into a compliance data lake and supports synchronized reporting.
Risk dashboards and benchmarks
Firm-level dashboards score risk, compare metrics with anonymized peers and deliver automated weekly, AI-prioritized leadership insights.
AI governance and Avery Actions
Monitors AI applications and shadow AI, archives AI conversations, applies policy guardrails and logs Avery actions with human review in an exam record.
SurgeONE.ai pricing
Starting price: Custom (as of Nov 2026)
SurgeONE.ai says firms select modules and pillars and receive a deployment scoped to their regulatory profile, size and risk surface. Public pricing, plan rates and third-party pricing benchmarks were not available. The platform can start with one module and expand across the four pillars.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Custom deployment | Custom quote | Selected compliance, cybersecurity, data and AI-governance modules, implementation and optional expert services |
Free trial: No public free trial is listed.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Combines four risk domains—compliance, cyber, data and AI governance—on a shared data fabric and audit trail.
- Offers 110+ adapters and data normalization intended to reduce manual reconciliation across custodians, CRMs and archives.
- Pairs Avery automation with human review for policies, evidence gathering, due diligence and examiner-request workflows.
- Supports modular adoption, allowing firms to start with a module instead of buying every platform pillar.
Cons
- Pricing is quote-based, with no public entry price, plan comparison or published free-trial terms.
- Independent review scores, accuracy benchmarks and public customer counts are not available in the cited materials.
- Deployment is scoped to each firm’s regulatory profile, size and risk surface rather than offered as a uniform self-serve package.
- Avery Actions retains expert review, so the platform does not eliminate human compliance oversight.
Who is SurgeONE.ai best for?
- RIAs that need audit readiness, WSP management, marketing review and adviser due diligence in a connected workflow.
- Compliance teams consolidating endpoint oversight, communications surveillance and regulatory evidence instead of managing separate point tools.
- Firms with complex custodian, CRM and archive data that need normalization, reporting and anonymized peer benchmarks.
- Organizations wanting AI-assisted compliance work with qualified expert review and a logged exam record.
Use cases
Integrations
Frequently asked questions
How much does SurgeONE.ai cost?
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SurgeONE.ai publishes custom pricing rather than a public rate card. The company says pricing is scoped to the firm's regulatory profile, size and risk surface, with modules selectable individually or by pillar.
How does SurgeONE.ai work and how long does implementation take?
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The platform connects sources through adapters, normalizes data into a shared compliance lake and runs workflows against that context. A standard implementation timeline is not published; data mapping, integrations and selected modules will determine the project.
How does SurgeONE.ai compare with Hadrius?
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SurgeONE.ai covers compliance, cybersecurity, data integration and AI governance in addition to surveillance and review workflows. Hadrius is a closer alternative for firms primarily seeking automated RIA compliance and monitoring, while the best fit depends on whether broader cyber and data operations are required.
What integrations does SurgeONE.ai support?
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The platform advertises more than 110 adapters spanning custodians, CRMs and communications archives. Named connections and workflows include Salesforce synchronization, Microsoft Entra device trust, FINRA Form U4 filing and retrieval, and custodian data feeds.
Who is SurgeONE.ai for?
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It is built for SEC-, FINRA- and state-regulated financial firms, particularly RIAs, broker-dealers and wealth-management compliance teams. Its modules address CCOs, audit preparation, adviser due diligence, marketing supervision, cyber teams and leadership reporting.
How secure and accurate is SurgeONE.ai?
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The platform describes role-based permissions, approval thresholds, masked PII monitoring, device posture controls and human review of Avery output. The cited materials do not provide an independent accuracy benchmark or publicly verified certification, so buyers should request security and performance evidence.
Sources
Facts and pricing verified on November 1, 2026. Vendors change pricing often, so confirm with SurgeONE.ai before buying. How we research
- SurgeONE.ai homepage
- SurgeONE.ai compliance
- SurgeONE.ai pricing
- SurgeONE.ai data
- SurgeONE.ai v2.6.3
- Avery Actions launch
- SurgeONE.ai company
- Surge Ventures launch announcement
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