The price is still being calibrated. The method is not.
We are in early-access conversations and there is no public price list yet. The first pilot customers will calibrate the tiers with us, so publishing a number today would not be honest. The framework and the goal are on this page.
1.0 · FRAMEWORKContent subscription, tiered by managed part count.
What you subscribe to is not a software license. It is a continuously updated, legal-reviewed, auditable body of decision content. When the regulation moves, it moves.
Tiered by part count
Fees scale with the number of managed part numbers. A startup with ten parts and a product line with three hundred should not pay the same.
Content stays current
The ruleset tracks a specific eCFR version. After an amendment, rule updates and impact re-assessment are part of the subscription rather than billed per event.
Early access
Pilot customers negotiate early-access terms, get deployment help first, and a real say in the product roadmap.
2.0 · BENCHMARKOur pricing goal is benchmarked against your counsel budget.
First things first. This is a pricing goal, not a savings guarantee. The actual effect depends on your product mix and how you split work with counsel.
Where the budget goes
Repetitive classification eats the annual legal budget. The Nth derivative part of the same family, the Nth questionnaire asking for your classification basis, it all adds up. The genuinely hard cases queue behind them.
Our pricing goal is one year of subscription below the portion of your budget burned on repetitive classification. What you save is not just money. It is counsel hours returned to where they matter.
How to run the numbers (estimates, not a savings guarantee)
Split last year's export-control legal spend into two piles: ① repetitive classification and proof (cases × average hours × rate), ② genuine case-by-case judgment. Pile ① is the baseline to compare a subscription against.
An interactive calculator is planned. During pilot conversations we will walk this calculation with you, and outputs are always labeled "estimate, not a savings guarantee".
Counsel is irreplaceable on high-risk matters. Our goal is to reserve counsel hours for the cases that truly need them, not to replace legal advice.
3.0 · FAQThe three things you probably want to ask.
- Why no public price list?
- Because any number published today would be made up. The tier anchors, meaning part-count bands and the cost of tracking regulatory updates, need real pilot data to calibrate. Early customers trade early-access terms for a real say in pricing. That is honest for both sides.
- What does early access include?
- Everything in the encryption-chip scope (classification assessment, license-exception context, annual self-classification report), deployment help, ruleset updates, and priority say in the roadmap. Details are confirmed in writing during conversations.
- Will I be locked in?
- Your classification records and evidence files are exportable in full at any time. The evidence belongs to you rather than being held hostage by a platform. Evidence produced remains yours after the subscription ends.
Tell us your part count and we will run the numbers together.
Sandbox access is being prepared with demonstration data. Reserve now and we will notify you at opening. The cloud edition is planned for roadmap Stage 1.