Pricing

Three paid products. Each answers a different question.

They are not three sizes of the same thing, and the cheapest is not a smaller version of the dearest. Buying the wrong one will disappoint you, so the question each one answers is written on it. The stack check and the full 376-tool catalog are free and stay free.

Free stack check

$0
“How exposed are we, roughly?”
  • Paste your tools, see which ones we matched
  • How many contract through a US contracting entity or a US parent on a cited record
  • No signup, no email required
  • Your list is not saved; it is only counted in anonymous running totals (Privacy Policy §2.7)
  • Full 376-tool catalog, free
Run the free check

AI Subprocessor Jurisdiction Report

$299 one-time
“What is in our stack, and who controls it?”
  • A dated, source-cited document
  • Per vendor: origin, US corporate control, contracting entity and governing law where on record, training posture
  • Each quote with a source link beside it traces to the document that link opens; where the record holds no answer, the report does not fill one in (in the sample report, a gap reads “Not recorded” or “Not established”, or shows a dash)
  • On screen the moment payment clears
  • No account needed
Get the report — $299 See a sample report

Stack Jurisdiction Review

$1,500 from
“Is the answer we are about to file actually right?”
  • 20–40 vendors from your list, not our catalog
  • Which of each vendor’s published agreements applies to a buyer in your position — and where the obvious document is the wrong one
  • Where the answer turns on your own Order Form or MSA, we say so and name the clause to pull — we never have your paperwork, and will not pretend to
  • Signed PDF plus a spreadsheet; every cell dated and quoted
  • Five business days. Invoiced, no account needed
Ask about a review

Concierge audit

$7,500 fixed, one-time
“What should we actually do about this?”
  • A person maps findings to your contracts and data flows
  • Vendors whose published terms state what the incumbent’s do not — quoted and dated, never ranked
  • Free intake call — we decline if your stack does not raise a question the documents can answer
  • A follow-up assessment at no charge if your post-audit review at 90 days surfaces concerns
See the Concierge audit

Which one do you need

Each one answers a different question. The $299 report is the record — a dated, cited document that says where your vendors sit and who controls them. The Stack Jurisdiction Review is the answer — we take the specific question you are about to file an answer to, and check that the answer holds against each vendor’s actual binding agreement rather than the document that comes up first. The Concierge audit is judgment — a person applying the findings to your actual contracts, data flows and commitments, which no document substitutes for.

If you only ever buy one thing from us, buy the one that answers your real question. We would rather you bought nothing than bought the wrong one.

Common questions

Do I need an account?

No. Nothing on this page requires one. For the $299 report you give an email address for delivery and pay through Stripe, by card or with Link; there is no Vannus account — forcing a signup for a one-time purchase costs you time and buys us nothing.

What if one of my tools is not in your catalog?

Before you pay for the $299 report, the order page tells you if it could not match a tool you listed to the catalog. Unmatched tools are not assessed, and the price does not change on that basis. Tell us and we will research them. The Stack Jurisdiction Review works from your own list, not our catalog.

Can I get a refund?

The report is generated immediately, so it is non-refundable once produced; if you have paid and we could not produce it, we refund you in full. That is not a disclaimer of accuracy: if it contains a factual error about a vendor, we correct the record and reissue the report at no charge. Full terms in the Terms of Service, §12.12–12.14.

Can a vendor pay you for a better entry?

No vendor can pay for a favorable finding, and there is no paid placement on a record, in the catalog or in search. Some links on the site are affiliate links and are disclosed as such; the modules listed in the neutrality attestation do not import the affiliate code, and a test fails the build if one of them does, directly or through the modules it imports in turn, including through a package’s __init__ file. If you think a determination of ours is wrong, there is a corrections process — free, and no lawyer required.

Are prices in USD?

Yes, and exclusive of any tax your jurisdiction requires.