Pricing
The reference and the walkthrough are free and stay free. You pay to have your determinations held and watched.
Reference
The whole reference, and a report on what touches you.
- Every ECCN, USML category, country, and license exception
- The walkthrough, and a report you can send to counsel
- The encryption carve-out, assessed against both regimes
- Restricted party screening
- Read a contract for export clauses and boycott requests
- The tariff schedule, with duty rates resolved and chapter 99 shown
- Version and retrieval date on every page
Solo
or $490 a year
Your determinations, held properly, and watched.
- Everything in Reference
- Your registers, with evidence required before release
- A classification worksheet that records your reasoning, not ours
- Watches on the rules your determinations rest on
- Told in Slack or Teams the morning a watched rule moves
- Screening results saved as dated evidence
- A compliance pack you can hand to a customer or an auditor
- Customer questionnaires answered once, and kept answered
- Export the file at any time
Team
or $1490 a year
For when more than one person signs things.
- Everything in Solo
- Named reviewers, and release that requires a second person
- Unlimited registers and programs
- Full transition history for audit
- Filing packets assembled from your records, gaps marked
- Bulk screening with retained results
- Parties re-screened nightly, told when the answer changes
- One supplier graph across questionnaires, screening and list changes
- Training modules with a record of who read which version
- Marking text for drawings, files and email, from a released determination
- One sign in across several client accounts, for consultants
Common questions
What happens if I stop paying?
Your file stops being watched. It does not disappear, and you can export it in full at any time. Compliance records that hold your business hostage would be a bad product and a worse look.
Is my data used for anything else?
No. Your registers are yours. Nothing in them trains anything, and nothing in them is shared.
Do I need this if I only sell inside the United States?
Possibly. Showing controlled technical data to a foreign person inside the country is treated as an export, and end use controls reach items that need no license otherwise. The walkthrough is free; run it and find out.