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Pricing For Public Benefit Purposes
As part of our mission to increase data literacy and promote safety online we offer free or reduced pricing to non-profit and educational organizations, based on their needs and desired use of the product. If you fit this profile, reach out to us to learn more.
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Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions ordered by popularity. Remember that if the visitor has not committed to the call to action, they may still have questions (doubts) that can be answered.
We bill at the end of the month, based on the volume of vendors you're looking into. If you look into 36 technologies throughout the month but you delete them by the last day of the month so your dashboard only says you have five technologies you're monitoring, you'll be charged for 36 technologies. Then, you'll start the next month with five technologies and if you keep it at five then you'll be billed for five in the next month.
We bill based on the volume of vendors in the report you're generating. If you want a report on five vendors it will cost you $495.00 for the report. If you want a report on 105 vendors it will cost you $8,316.00 for the report.
DataGrade has multiple packages to help teams of all sizes orchestrate their work. Our Free plan is available to teams for no charge and provides the key building blocks to help you understand risk. The Free plan is free forever and is formulated for small teams or those with lightweight needs. Our paid plans offer additional power and scale for teams with more complex needs.
All payments are made via credit card for Snapshot and Monitored plans. We require credit card entry on all plans to verify that you are, in fact, a human rather than reCaptcha system which is frequently spoofed by bots.
DataGrade contains little to no PII in the entire system. Our goal in building this was to avoid PII as much as possible. Occasionally we pick up the email address of a Data Protection Officer or other point of contact in the company but generally speaking that's it. We don't pursue PII and do our best to eliminate it from our system immediately, if we do find any.
We do currently require your email address to request access but once you get to our application layer you can sign up without us ever knowing your email address in the app itself. Glide manages anonymous logins so we never actually see your email address unless you add it to our mailing list or otherwise provide us the information.
Snapshot provides access to the same interface as you would see in the free Starter plan but also allows you to generate one-time PDF reports that includes all the enriched data you need for your due diligence work. That being said Snapshot only provides the information in a PDF form. If anything changes in the next two, three or six months, you don't receive notice of those changes unless you pull another report.
With Monitored you receive all of that information in as well as notifications when things change, access to industry benchmarks, and other valuable data that is only available in the Monitored plan.
Yes, we require it both of our team and of our system. You will notice we do password-less login, which some may find to be a hassle but we believe to be better for your own privacy and security. And yes, that means every time you log in you will have to retrieve an access code from your email to authenticate you are the correct person logging in. No, there is no other option and we're not planning to add one anytime soon.
We aggregate enforcement actions from various sources around the web and merge them into a unified database. Seeing as most governments are not very tech savvy, most of the time this means our team is extracting CSVs from government websites and reformatting them to fit our system, sometimes these are news stories we read in the headlines and aggregate as well.
Similar to enforcement actions, we aggregate data breaches from various sources around the web and merge them into a unified database. Sometimes this means we pull them from an API, sometimes our team is extracting CSVs from government websites and reformatting them to fit our system, sometimes these are new stories we read in the headlines and aggregate.
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