Pricing
Priced per assessment, by subject and by depth. No feature tiers: every report runs the full source set for its subject and is signed before release. What changes is volume and the commercial wrapper.
What shapes it
A person and a company are different pieces of work. A company assessment traces an ownership structure and then screens everyone it reaches, so it is priced against what it uncovers rather than as a unit.
A standard assessment covers the subject. A deeper one follows the associates and connected entities the first pass surfaces. That is the layer where nominee arrangements actually live.
A single appointment is quoted on its own. A programme with a regular cadence is committed against volume, and that is where the per-assessment figure falls sharply.
Included in every assessment
The industry convention is to price the audit trail, the human review and the deep pass as add-ons. All three are the product. They are in every engagement.
Questions
Because a per-unit price answers the wrong question. What an assessment costs depends on the subject and the depth the decision needs. Ask us and you will get a number, usually the same day.
No. Every report runs the full source set for its subject type and is signed by a person. What changes across engagements is volume, priority and the commercial wrapper.
We commit to a timeframe when we quote the work. Reports with findings take longer than reports without, because the review is the point.
We stop, delete what was collected, and do not bill for the report.
Sanctions and adverse media are jurisdiction-agnostic and run globally. Company and statutory register coverage is the United Kingdom and Denmark, and we quote additional jurisdictions on request.
Processing runs under Article 6(1)(f), legitimate interest, balanced against the subject's rights. A Legitimate Interests Assessment and a DPIA come with programme engagements.