Pricing
The observations are free. The watching is what costs money.
Monitoring buys one thing: this server re-scanning your sites every week and emailing you only when something changed. It is priced per site, and the rate falls as sites are added.
Free and monitored, side by side.
| Free | Monitored | |
|---|---|---|
| Manual scans same either way | Unlimited, rate-limited per address | Unlimited, rate-limited per address |
| Legal observations same either way | All of them, in full | All of them, in full |
| Statute citations and state pages same either way | Included | Included |
| Screenshot evidence and signal values same either way | Included | Included |
| Checkout health | The real issue count, and how many checks could not be determined | Every check itemised, with what it observed |
| Automatic re-scanning | Not included | Once a week, on a staggered day |
| Email when something changes | Not included | Sent on change only — no weekly all-clear |
| Week-over-week comparison | Any report is compared against the previous scan of the same URL | Compared every week without anyone running a scan, and the changes emailed |
| Report history | Every report stays at its link | The latest report is tracked per site, so each week has something to compare against |
| Sites the scanner cannot reach same either way | Unreachable, and the report says which step it stopped at | Unreachable, and the report says which step it stopped at |
Monitoring inherits every limitation of a manual scan. What this scan cannot see — read it before you buy, not after.
What it costs.
| Sites | Each |
|---|---|
| 1 | $19.99 |
| 2–6 | $10.99 |
| 7 or more | $9.99 |
Subscriptions are not open yet. The prices above are the real ones.
Cancel or change the number of sites any time at the customer portal.
Read this before you buy.
Weekly monitoring inherits every limitation of a manual scan. A site that blocks this crawler will keep blocking it weekly; a checkout the walk cannot reach today will not be reached on Tuesdays either. Run a free scan of each site first. If the report says the walk did not arrive, do not buy monitoring for that site — you would be paying for the same refusal once a week.
What paying adds.
- Everything in Free
- Full checkout health — console errors, failed requests, broken terms and cancellation links, dead-end calls-to-action, price mismatches, mobile consent rendering
- Every site you pay for scanned automatically once a week, staggered across days rather than all at once
- Emailed only when something changes — no weekly noise
- Report history and week-over-week diffs
- Manual scans stay free and unmetered, with the full checkout-health detail on every monitored site
- The rate per site falls as sites are added, and the whole quantity is billed at the lower rate
Free stays free: manual scans, rate-limited per address; every legal observation, in full — statute citations, evidence, screenshots; the sample report and the whole rule matrix, no account needed; checkout health shown as the real issue count, without the itemised detail. Run a scan. Running one on this instance currently needs credentials — why, and what is open without them.
What checkout collects.
Stripe's checkout collects the domains to monitor and your confirmation that you are authorized to have them scanned weekly. That domains field holds 255 characters, which is roughly 10 domains — above about that many, put in as many as fit and we will ask for the rest by email before the first scan. Nothing is scanned until the list is complete and the authorization is on the record.
Monitoring is switched on by the operator from those values — a manual step, usually same-day. The first report and email follow the first scheduled scan. There is no software to install.
What paying does not change.
- Manual scans stay free for everyone, subscribers included. There is no quota; the per-address rate limit that protects target sites applies to everyone equally.
- The legal observations are never gated. Statute citations, evidence and screenshots are in every free report in full. Paying changes what is watched and itemised, not what is observed.
- The scanner's limits apply to every scan, paid or not. It cannot log in, cannot complete a purchase, cannot read confirmation emails, and produces observations rather than legal conclusions — what this scan cannot see.
- One scan at a time, robots.txt respected, on every scheduled scan — exactly as on manual ones. How each measurement is made.
The checkout-health checks monitoring itemises are documented in full on the checks page — documenting what exists is not gated. Every report shows the real count of issues found, paid or not.