Pricing

You already pay California $6,000 a year just to stay registered. The law prices mistakes at $200 per person, per day. No one has been fined over a deletion round yet; the fines so far, $34,000 to $63,000, were all registration slip-ups. Our core plan costs about what a privacy lawyer bills for two to three hours. The lawyer advises. We do the work.

Plans

Match Engine

$500 /mo, billed yearly

  • The same matching software we run ourselves, every 45 days
  • A ready-to-run deletion list, each round
  • Up to 100,000 customer records
  • Email support
  • The rest stays with you: the vendor notices, the state filings, the recordkeeping, and the review

Self-serve. 14-day money-back, no deposit.

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Audit Shield

from $1,500 /mo

  • Everything in Cycle Operations
  • Records organized the way an auditor will ask for them
  • Six years of records, kept and retrievable
  • A dated summary of the work, every round
  • Your lawyer's calls logged next to the work they applied to
  • Audit preparation when the 2028 audits begin
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Prices cover up to 100,000 customer records. Bigger list? Add $200 a month per additional 100,000. Past a million records, we scope it on the call.

Only need your state paperwork, and running the deletion rounds yourself? Registration Desk covers state registration filings and renewals only, without the deletion work, at $1,500-3,000 a year + state fees. Ask about it on the call.

Your deposit is refundable in full until your first cycle runs. After that, month to month, with a 60-day out.

What we never do:

  • Give legal advice. Your lawyer makes the calls; we carry them out.
  • Call you compliant. No honest vendor can.
  • Cover fines. Nobody legitimate does.

If we ever miss a deadline, the fix is already in the contract: we redo the work and credit the fee.

Money questions

There's software for $49-499/month. Why pay more?

Matching software is fine. We sell it ourselves: that's Match Engine, $500 a month. What no software does: delete anything from your systems, write and send the vendor notices the law requires, handle the judgment calls that need your lawyer, or leave a record of who did what when. The higher plans are the work and the paper trail, not the software.

Is $750 a month a lot for this?

Compare it to the alternatives. A privacy lawyer bills $400-600 an hour, so $750 buys under two hours of advice a month, and most owners burn more than that just reading the rules. The $6,000 you send the state each year buys you nothing but permission to operate. This is the work itself, done and documented.

What happens if you miss a deadline?

We redo the work and credit the fee, and that remedy is spelled out in the contract before you pay anything. We don't cover fines; nobody legitimate does, and anyone who offers to should worry you.

What's your refund policy?

For the service plans, your deposit is fully refundable until your first cycle runs. After that it's month to month, with a 60-day out. Match Engine is billed yearly and comes with a 14-day money-back window instead.

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