One page, honest numbers
What you pay for, and what stays free.
USD 799
The obligation kit
- The register for all 27 duties, with the exact citation and the binding party
- The evidence artefacts an auditor or supervisor samples, and the common failures
- A dated plan from today to 19 March 2027 and the first reporting year
- A board and audit committee pack with the scope memo and the questions to settle
- An omission register and a value chain request template within the voluntary-standards cap
- PDF, CSV and XLSX, released against a paid Stripe session
USD 49
The change watch
- An email when the Official Journal text, the consolidated CSRD, the guidance or a recorded date changes
- The diff against the record, with the date and the source
- Cancel any time through Stripe
- No marketing email
Free, without an account
- All seven article pages and all 27 duty records
- The scope and first reporting year check
- The dated plan, the sources and the method
- The changelog and the record hash
What does the kit cost?
USD 799, one payment. It includes the obligation register, the evidence list, the dated plan and the board pack in PDF, CSV and XLSX.
What does the watch cost?
USD 49 a month. It emails you when the rule, its guidance or a recorded date changes, with the diff.
Is there a free trial?
The obligation record, the article pages and the scope check are free and need no account. The kit and the watch are the paid products. The watch is monthly and can be cancelled in Stripe.
How is the kit delivered?
Through Stripe Checkout. The return page checks the paid session and gives you three download links. No account is created and no password is asked for.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a reading of the directive with the article cited on every line. It does not certify anyone and it does not replace the national transposing measure or your auditor.
Not legal advice; does not certify. Prices are in US dollars. The kit is a working document, not a certificate or a legal opinion. The watch reports changes to the public record; it cannot report a change that has not been published.