Priced per repository watched.
Repository monitoring is £49 for each GitHub repository you connect, with a monthly spend cap you set. It sits on a Pro or Team plan, which carries the workspace your policies live in.
On the plan: 7 days free on any plan. Card required, cancel anytime, no charge if you cancel before day 7. Then 30 days to change your mind, on one email, with every penny back and every export still yours. The worst case is a finished set that cost you nothing.
Your codebase, checked on every push.
Repository monitoring
£49per repository per month
Connect a GitHub repository with a read-only token and we index it, work out what the standards you choose oblige it to do, then check every push to the default branch against them. It is billed per repository because it is a service that keeps running: real compute on your code, every time it changes.
- Indexed once, then only what changed is re-checked
- Checked against the standards you choose, on every push
- Findings name the file, the standard, and the fix
- Instant email for the serious ones, a daily summary for the rest
Includes 1,000 deep checks a month. A repository pushed to every working day stays inside the allowance. Large monorepos with busy CI are what the blocks are for.
A deep check is one AI judgement: one obligation assessed against your repository, or one batch of files swept. Reading files is not charged for. Past the allowance it is £6 per 500 checks, shown on your dashboard as it accrues and added to your next invoice. Every repository has a monthly cap you set, £60 by default. At the cap monitoring pauses until the month rolls over, so a runaway build loop costs you a pause and never a surprise bill.
Available on Pro and Team. These are automated checks against the standards you pick. They are not an audit and they do not collect evidence for one.
Three plans, no hidden tiers.
Starter
Your policies in order, before there is code to watch.
£190per year
- Privacy, terms, cookie and DPA policies, drafted and checked
- Core rulepacks: GDPR, UK DPA 2018
- 1 business template a month
- 50 documents a month
- 400 AI edits a month
- Repository monitoring starts on Pro
Pro
One founder, one codebase, watched on every push.
£490per year
- Monitor GitHub repositories, £49 each a month
- Every standard we check, UK, EU, and US, plus SOC 2 and ISO 27001
- Full template library, 10 a month
- 500 documents a month
- 1500 AI edits a month
- Single user
Team
MOST TEAMSYour codebase and your whole team, one hub.
£390per seat per year
Minimum 2 seats
- Everything in Pro, per seat
- Company profile: your details fill every template, everywhere
- Unlimited template library
- Shared folders and roles
- Compliance audit log
- Bulk agent runs across folders
- Priority support
Worst case, you keep everything and pay nothing.
Cancel inside the free week and the card is never charged. Pay, change your mind, and one email inside 30 days returns every penny. Either way the documents you exported are still yours, so the downside of trying this is a set of finished paperwork and a bill for nothing.
No lawyer, template site, or chatbot puts money on the outcome. We do.
Written into our terms, not just this page.
The whole operating set, not a starter pack. Drafted around your business, checked, and exported to sign.
01
Privacy policy
The day your site collects anything
02
Cookie policy
PECR, and a banner that agrees with it
03
Terms of service
Cover for what you sell, and how
04
Data processing agreement
The first customer whose procurement asks
05
Mutual NDA
Partnerships, pilots, data rooms
06
Sales agreement
So deals open on your terms, not theirs
07
Employment contract
Required in writing by day one
08
Contractor agreement
The document that makes the work yours
09
Advisor agreement
Scope, equity, and vesting, in writing
10
Founders' agreement
Agreed while everyone still agrees
Nothing is charged for 7 days
The card is asked for up front and not touched. It is what separates a real trial from a tyre-kick, and it is why trials get full functionality, exports included, instead of a crippled demo.
30 days to change your mind
Paid, and it did not do what you needed, or you simply changed your mind? One email within 30 days of your first payment refunds everything you have paid. No forms, no retention call, no questions.
Every export stays yours
Documents you export are yours to keep, refund or not. Which makes the worst case a finished set that cost you nothing.
Enterprise: SSO, custom rulepacks, custom template packs built from your house documents, data residency, and a DPA for accelerators and studios. [email protected]
Pick by how you work, not by the numbers.
STARTER
There is no code to watch yet.
Get the privacy policy, terms, cookie policy and DPA in place before the product ships. Core rulepacks for the UK and EU, and a taste of the business template library. Move to Pro the day there is a repository.
PRO
You are one founder with a codebase.
Connect your GitHub repositories, hold them to any standard we check, UK, EU, US, SOC 2 or ISO 27001, and keep the policies that describe the product in the same place.
TEAM
More than one person ships code or signs documents.
Everything in Pro for each seat, plus shared folders and roles, a company profile that fills your details into every template, an audit log, and bulk agent runs across whole folders.
The policy work is never a paid extra.
- The full editor, with tracked changes on every edit
- Compliance checks, with a proposed fix for every finding
- Every export format: PDF, DOCX, and Markdown
- Version history on every document
- The core template pack
- 7 days free, on every plan
- The 30-day money-back guarantee, written into our terms
The money questions.
Why is a repository priced on its own?
Because watching code is a service that keeps running. Every push is real compute on your repository, so the price follows the repositories you connect rather than the people on your plan. One repository is one subscription line, and you can disconnect it at any time.
Is repository monitoring part of the 7-day trial?
No. The trial covers the plan. Monitoring is billed from the day a repository is connected. Every repository has a monthly spend cap, so the most it can cost is the price plus the cap you set.
What happens at the end of the 7 days?
Your card is charged for the plan you picked, and the trial becomes a subscription. Cancel before day 7 and there is no charge at all.
And paying is not the point of no return: every first subscription carries the 30-day money-back guarantee below.
How does the 30-day guarantee work?
If it did not do what you needed, or you are unhappy for any other reason at all, email [email protected] from your account email within 30 days of your first payment. We refund everything you have paid, in full, to the card you paid with. No forms, no retention call, no questions, and no need to justify it.
It applies to your first subscription, once per customer, and every document you exported stays yours after the refund. The same promise is written into our terms.
How does annual billing work?
Annual is ten times the monthly price, so two months are free, and you pay once for the year rather than every month.
What happens to my documents if I cancel?
Cancelling applies at the end of the period you have already paid for, so you keep complete access until then, including export.
You can take everything with you in full: PDF, DOCX, and Markdown. Your documents are not held hostage.
How do Team seats work?
Team is priced per seat, with a minimum of two. If inviting someone raises your bill, you are shown the exact extra amount per month and have to confirm it before anything is charged.
What counts against the monthly allowance?
Creating a document spends one document credit for that calendar month, and asking the assistant to make a change spends one AI edit. Both allowances reset each month.
Deleting a document does not return the credit, so the allowance cannot be recycled. Reading, editing by hand, re-checking, and exporting are all unlimited.
Is there a free plan?
No. Every plan starts with the same 7 free days, and after that the product is paid. We would rather charge a fair price than fund the product with your documents.
Three more questions.
What does the product actually do?
The three panes, the editing loop, and every capability, with a picture of the app.
What is compliance?
If the word means nothing to you yet, start here. What the rules are, who they apply to, and what a check does.
What templates are in the library?
Privacy policy to founders' agreement: every template, what it covers, and the settings you control.
Compliance, checked on every push.
Connect a GitHub repository, choose the standards it is held to, and every push is checked against them. The policies that describe your product are drafted and checked in the same place. Plans are 7 days free, and accounts created now carry a founding member tag.