Every plan reads the same verified dataset, with the same citations and the same confidence labels. The plan sets how much of your own business you can load. Nothing is held back to sell you the next tier.
Every market · every regime · cited absences
For a single business finding its feet with EPR.
For SMEs selling across Europe and beyond.
For mid-size businesses with real compliance load.
Every plan includes Packaging EPR, Obli the AI assistant, and the continuously monitored regulatory brain. You switch on the modules and automation you need on top. Annual billing gets two months free. 7-day free trial on every plan - card details are taken but nothing is charged until the trial ends, and trials do not include exporting your data. Selling through an agency or need more? See the Consultant Workbench.
The regulatory change feed on its own: pick your markets (every market the brain covers) and your programmes, and each fee rate taking effect, each duty falling due and each reviewed change lands in the bell, by email and in Slack, Microsoft Teams or a shared mailbox. Every alert names the market, the programme, the date and the source it cites, and any figure carries its confirmed, illustrative or estimate status. One business, 3 team members, no products, checks or reports. Move to a full plan whenever you need them.
Switch on the compliance areas you need, on any plan. Each is priced on its own so you never pay for what you do not use. Free for everyone during our beta. Label Rework is the exception: it is a paid module during the beta too.
Your existing artwork, redesigned per panel for the markets you sell into and your go-live date, with every requirement cited and every design checked before you see it. A separate module from the Labelling checker, in three tiers with AI runs included each month. See how it works.
Label Rework is a paid module during the beta. Unlike the other modules, it is not switched on free for every workspace while the beta runs.
Or £490 a year. For a range being reworked a few products at a time.
Or £1,290 a year. For brands reworking whole ranges for new markets.
Or £2,990 a year. For agencies and teams launching into many markets at once.
Included runs reset each billing period. Runs from extra packs carry over until you use them. Failed runs and exports do not use a run. Extra runs come in packs of 10: £30 on Rework Starter, £25 on Rework Pro, £20 on Rework Studio. Annual billing is charged as 10 months for twelve. Prices are in GBP and exclude VAT. Every workspace gets 3 free runs, once, to try it on your own artwork before choosing a tier.
The rules and your dashboard are always included. Add the robots when you want the data to load itself.
Read the regulatory brain from your own systems: duties, fee rates, labelling, claim rules and the change log, every row cited and carrying its status. Keys with scopes, signed change-log webhooks, an OpenAPI document and a data licence you accept once. Sold with a workspace or on its own.
Capacity and services you add only when you need them. Packs are monthly and can be removed any time; one-off items are paid by card as you go.
One business, up to 3 markets. You get a 7-day upload window covering your previous 12 months of data, with full dashboards and report packs while you work. Data outside that 12-month span, or uploaded after the window closes, is not accepted. No monitoring and no updates afterwards: when the rules change next quarter, a subscription would have told you.
The maths is simple: pulling a reporting cycle together by hand means exporting from your ERP, reshaping spreadsheets, and chasing missing packaging data, easily a day of someone's time per cycle, every cycle. The automation add-ons do that work continuously for less than the cost of that one day.
A jurisdiction you place packaged goods into: the UK, France, or a US state like Oregon each count as one market. You only pay for the ones you actually report in.
No, and it never will be. Every plan reads the same continuously monitored dataset with the same citations and the same confirmed, illustrative, and estimate labels. Plans differ in how much of your own business you can load, never in how much truth you get.
Every jurisdiction the brain holds and every cited duty across its regimes: packaging EPR (with its fee rates and schemes), WEEE, batteries, textiles, pharmaceutical take-back for medicines and sharps, cosmetics and health claims, on-pack labelling rules for the markets it holds, product passports, cosmetic substance annexes, lithium battery carriage facts and the official lists held verbatim. It carries a cited absence wherever a market imposes no such duty against everything it asks of every market and programme, one figure that moves with every load. Each duty is marked confirmed, illustrative or estimate. The coverage map reads the live counts, and so do the figures in this answer.
Many businesses report once or twice a year, and the CSV templates cover that perfectly well at the base price. The add-ons pay for the automation, not the rules: if you want your data to flow in by itself, that is where the extra cost genuinely sits.
It is a single reporting cycle: from the day you buy, you have 7 days to upload data covering the 12 months before your purchase date, and anything outside that range is ignored. You keep read access to what you produced, but there is no ongoing monitoring; subscriptions exist because the rules genuinely change all year.
One run of the Packaging Builder (a redesign concept) or one generated pack visual. Each costs us a model call, so each plan includes a monthly allowance - 5 on Starter, 25 on Growth, 100 on Scale - and AI packs add 25 more per pack. Obli, the assistant, is not metered this way; it has a generous daily fair-use cap instead.
No. The Labelling checker reads artwork you already have and reports what each market requires against it. Label Rework produces the redesigned label, and is priced in its own three tiers with AI runs included each month. Both read the same cited requirements.
The change feed without the rest of the platform: £9 a month or £90 a year for one business and 3 team members. You pick markets and programmes, and every dated rate, due duty and reviewed change in that scope reaches the bell, email and any Slack, Teams or mailbox channel you add. There are no products, checks or reports; move to a full plan from Billing when you want them.
By calls: 10,000 a month on Starter, 100,000 on Pro, counted across a workspace's keys and reset on the first of the month. Refused calls do not count against the allowance. Every response carries the remaining allowance in its headers, and a key that runs out gets a 429 with the time to wait. The API is read only and never touches workspace data.
A person outside your company, such as a design agency, printer or retailer contact, given access to specific products only, for a fixed period. They see artwork, label checks, dossiers, approvals and printer proofs for those products, and nothing else: no fees, volumes, businesses, billing or team. Growth includes 2 seats and Scale 10; packs of 5 add more.
Partner firms earn a 20% margin on the plan revenue of the clients they refer. The statement in the workbench is labelled estimate because it is computed from plan fields, not invoices; LataSys reconciles it against Stripe records and agrees the payout with you in writing. Nothing moves automatically.
Any time. Upgrades apply immediately; downgrades apply at your next billing date.
Our monitoring engine checks the regulators daily. Changes are captured as evidence, reviewed by a human, and flow to your dashboard automatically, on every plan.
Plans start at twenty-nine pounds a month and run to one hundred and nine, with an enterprise tier priced on request. Modules are added separately. Annual billing is charged as ten months, so two are free. Prices exclude value added tax.
No. Every plan reads the same verified dataset, with the same citations and the same confidence labels. The plan sets how much of your own business you can load, not how much of the truth you are shown.
