Transparent pricing for businesses

After the end of your contract, you still have 30 days of access to back up your data. During this time you will no longer receive new scans or monitoring emails. After the 30-day window, your data is irrevocably deleted, unless it falls under statutory tax retention periods. Within the 30-day window, you can reactivate your account at any time by signing up for a new subscription.

You can add extra domains and users directly in the dashboard. Add-ons (extra domains, extra users) follow the term of your main subscription: monthly plan → monthly billing, yearly plan → yearly billing. This ensures consistent billing cycles and simple management. When added mid-term, billing is prorated to your next invoice. All add-ons renew automatically together with your main subscription unless cancelled — monthly or yearly, matching your plan. You can cancel individual add-ons at any time, effective at the end of the current billing period; billing continues until the end of the term and no refund is issued.

Proration is prorated billing to your next regular invoice. Example: you add an extra domain mid-month — you only pay for the remaining days. Stripe handles this automatically in the background. Cancelling an add-on always takes effect at the end of the paid term (month or year) — no refund.

You can test the scanner for free once on your verified domain. Important: The free initial scan only shows you the number of issues found across 5 main categories — without details and without legal context. The full scan result with detailed findings, legal context, source references, DACH benchmark and monitoring function is part of the subscription. We are an information service and provide general information from official sources — not legal advice for the specific case. We do not offer a classic time-limited free trial with full functionality.

In the domain configurator you maintain a profile per domain (industry, tools stack, platform, business model, active features, employee and revenue range). The AI uses this profile to filter topics more precisely and formulate the legal context as a class statement — e.g. "E-commerce providers with tracking pixels and newsletter systems typically assess …" instead of generic phrasing. Legally it remains a class statement about all providers with a similar setup, not an individual assessment. Full case-specific clarification still belongs between your business and your lawyer or data protection officer — we provide you the relevant material for that conversation.