Pricing
Priced per reporting cycle, because that is the unit of work.
Start with the free diagnostic, which needs no card and no account. A paid plan opens a reporting cycle: the tracked disclosure items, the documentation behind each figure, recorded review and approval, the append-only activity log, and the assurance export.
Two prices, both published, both billed in USD. We are at design-partner stage, so there is no sales process to go through and no quote to request. Why we can print a number at all, and what you still cannot judge without a conversation, is set out in evaluating without a sales call.
Free
The readiness diagnostic, on its own.
No card · no signup
- 25-question readiness scorecard
- Personalised 12-page gap report
- Jurisdiction-aware timeline
- Industry (SASB) considerations
- Auditor evidence checklist
Practitioner
One reporting entity, first cycle.
Or $3,990/yr · two months free
- One reporting cycle, one entity
- 33 tracked disclosure items
- Evidence hashed on upload, re-verified on export
- Append-only activity log
- Scope 1 and 2 inventory imported, with the factor and method recorded against each figure
- Auditor pack export (PDF + ZIP)
Pro
Group reporting across entities and reviewers.
Or $7,990/yr · two months free
- Everything in Practitioner
- Multiple entities and cycles
- Up to 5 users
- AI disclosure drafting, on your own API key
- Priority support
All paid plans carry a 14-day cancellation right through Paddle, who are the merchant of record. Billed in USD, monthly or annually, cancel from the customer portal at any time.
What the tiers control
Enforced, recorded, and not yet enforced.
Feature lists tend to blur three different things: what the software stops you doing, what it writes down, and what is designed but not yet switched on. They matter to different people for different reasons, so they are separated here.
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| Capability | Status | Free | Practitioner | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reporting cycles | enforced | — | One | Many |
| Reporting entities | enforced | — | One | Many |
| Users on the organisation | enforced | — | One | Up to 5 |
| AI disclosure drafting | enforced | — | No | Yes, on your own API key |
| Evidence hashing on upload | enforced | — | Yes | Yes |
| Append-only activity log | enforced at database level |
— | Yes | Yes |
| Preparer, reviewer, approver | recorded | — | Yes | Yes |
| Distinct permissions per role | not yet enforced |
— | — | — |
| Read-only auditor login | not yet enforced |
— | — | — |
Recorded means the product writes who did what and when, and the record cannot afterwards be altered. Not yet enforced means the data model carries it but the product does not police it. The distinction is set out in full on the trust page.
The questions we get
Answered here, not in a call.
Before you buy
Three things worth knowing that a pricing page usually leaves out.
The role model is built but not enforced. Organisation membership exists, and preparer, reviewer and approver are recorded against each disclosure version. Distinct permission levels per role, including a read-only login for your assurance provider, are not yet switched on. If your procurement requires enforced segregation of duties today, we do not meet that bar, and you should know it now rather than in an implementation call.
There is no trial, and no customers yet. The diagnostic is free and needs no card, which is the intended way to assess the approach before committing budget. We are at design-partner stage, which means you would be talking to the person who built it and your requirements would shape what gets built next. For some buyers that is the attraction and for others it is disqualifying.
AI drafting runs on your own key. The drafting assistant on Pro is client-side and uses an OpenAI key you supply and hold in your own browser. We do not proxy it, and we do not resell tokens. That keeps your disclosure text out of our infrastructure, and it means you need a key for the feature to do anything.
What you can take with you
You can export a full archive at any time, on any paid plan: every cycle, disclosure, data point, evidence file and the complete activity log, in CSV, JSON and PDF. That is the same export an assurance provider receives, so it is exercised routinely, not being a migration path nobody has tested.
Billing
Paddle is the merchant of record.
That means Paddle sells you the subscription, not us. They handle payment details, tax and invoicing in your jurisdiction, and your card never reaches our systems. You manage the subscription from their customer portal, including cancelling it.
Paid plans carry a 14-day cancellation right through Paddle. Cancel inside that window and you are not charged for the term. Annual billing is two months cheaper than paying monthly for a year, and it is the same product either way.
There is no per-seat creep, no charge for the assurance export, and no separate fee for the diagnostic. If the price changes, existing subscriptions keep the price they were bought at for the term.
on exit
Not sure which plan fits?
Run the diagnostic first. It scores your position across the four pillars and sets out what a first cycle requires before assurance applies. It costs nothing and it does not ask for a card.
Get your free readiness scoreOr read what the product does, check when your first cycle lands, or see why almost nobody else publishes a price.
Two ways from here
Read on, or ask a person.
Everything stays open either way. The diagnostic is free and ungated, both prices are published, and the coverage matrix lists what the product does not do. If you would rather put a specific question about your entity to someone, that route exists too, and using it gives you nothing you cannot already read.
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