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- Buy for the work you need now, while planning for later releases.
- One assessment is not a lifetime statement about a changing product.
- The checkout shows the amount, cadence and applicable taxes before confirmation.
When a single assessment is a sensible starting point
You may have one product release to review, a customer asking how you are preparing for the CRA or a technical file that needs a better evidence index. In those situations, the immediate job can be a bounded review of the material you have. You do not have to pretend that it is already a continuous programme.
Full Assessment gives you the complete findings and outputs for that accepted scope. The verification window begins when the first paid assessment completes. Historical data and exports remain available afterward; the purchase does not become an ongoing subscription simply because the window ends.
When the work becomes recurring
The question changes when you are shipping new named releases, evolving the source scope or checking dependency intelligence over time. You now need to keep more than a single result. You need to know what changed, when it changed and which earlier decisions may need attention.
Continuous is listed at €79 per month or €790 per year for a coverage slot assigned to one product. It adds named releases, assessment history, change analysis, ongoing verification and monitoring. Article 14 reporting operations also require active Continuous coverage. Check the current pricing and limits for the full comparison.
A software subscription is a purchasing choice, not the source of your legal obligations. Ending it does not end any duties that apply to the product. Decide how the work will continue, whether you use ConformOps, another tool or your own process.
Choose by the job rather than the cheapest label
| Your immediate need | Relevant option | Boundary to remember |
|---|---|---|
| Try the evidence workflow with focused files | Free preview | Limited findings sample; no complete evidence exports |
| Review one accepted product scope and obtain complete outputs | Full Assessment | Verification window is bounded; no named future release programme |
| Maintain evidence through new releases and monitoring | Continuous | Recurring coverage assigned to the product |
| Obtain legal advice or an external conformity assessment | Appropriate professional or assessment body | Not included merely by purchasing a software plan |
What one payment does not buy
Full Assessment is not a CRA certificate, a legal opinion or a notified body engagement. It does not make an incomplete input set complete. If the accepted evidence omits part of the product, the output has that limitation too.
The one time purchase does not provide a programme of named future releases or ongoing monitoring. Before changing the evidence during remediation, check the product's current verification window and accepted scope. The coverage comparison explains the distinction between bounded assessment work and active Continuous coverage.
A small example
A team wants to review a desktop release before planning remediation. It starts with the Free preview, checks that the evidence references make sense and buys Full Assessment for complete outputs. It uses the verification window to check supported remediation work within that scope.
Later, the team decides to ship a new named release and maintain its evidence continuously. That is the point to consider Continuous. The earlier assessment remains the record of the earlier work, rather than being relabelled as coverage of whatever happens to ship next.
Frequently asked questions
Is Full Assessment a subscription?
No. It is a €99 one time purchase per product. The verification window is 14 days after the first paid assessment completes, and historical data and exports remain available afterward.
Does Full Assessment include Article 14 reporting operations?
No. Recording reporting cases and the reporting runbook requires active Continuous coverage. Previously recorded cases remain readable under historical access.
Can one assessment prove my product will remain compliant?
No. An assessment is tied to its recorded inputs and time. Product changes, new intelligence and ongoing manufacturer responsibilities can require further work.