For brands, manufacturers, suppliers and importers
AI agents that know what every market requires, watch the rules for changes, check your labels and claims, and keep your paperwork ready. Every answer shows the rule it came from. Your team makes the calls.
Tell us what you make and where you sell it, and we will come back to you.
Always-on document AI agents
LiveMapped a magnesium gummy into Japan
18 requirements resolved, 3 gaps named, each one cited to its source
A rule changed, and it touches two of your products
One already passes. One needs a serving size answered.
A label claim needs rewording before you print
The wording is allowed at home and is not allowed in the market you are shipping to
A missing document request is written and waiting
Upload link plus the message, ready for you to paste to your manufacturer
A test report was read and checked line by line
Every value against every limit that applies, with the source beside it
Example data. A composite, never a customer's product or route.
These are the times the work itself takes, not a promise about how fast a person replies. Your file is already current and already checked when the question arrives, so answering is assembly rather than research. Anything that leaves your company still waits for your signature.
The whole job
Most tools do the fourth one and call it compliance work. The other four are where the trouble starts, which is why the agents cover all five.
01
What's required
Every rule that applies to this product in every market you sell it in, resolved for your product and not for a category.
02
What's in it
The formula and its ingredients, checked against each market's own limits and its own permitted list.
03
What's on it
The label: the wording, the claims and the nutrition panel, checked against the market you are printing for.
04
What proves it
The documents that answer each rule, current, on file, and findable the day somebody asks for them.
05
What changed
The rules move. Official sources are read every day and you are told which of your products a change touches.
The platform
One place that knows what every market requires of your products, what you already hold, and what is missing. Your team decides; the department does the remembering, the checking and the chasing.
Today
Ready to hand over
78%
Collagen powder, 300g
Wants youA test report expires in 21 days. Renewing now costs less than retesting.
Electrolyte sticks, 30 pack
In orderEverything a review would ask for is on file and current.
Ask anything about your own products and documents
A drawing of the product, not a screenshot. The values are invented.
The mechanism
Six agents, one job each, named here only when you can run them today. There are more in build, and they get named when that changes.
It arrives, and it gets checked
Intake
Reads every document on arrival
Reads whatever a supplier sends, in whatever shape it arrives, and files it against the right product.
Verify
Checks every value against the rules
Checks what is in the product and what is written on it against what each market actually allows.
What is missing gets asked for
Collect
Asks your partners for what is still owed
Turns every document a partner still owes you into a request that is already written.
Assemble
Builds the pack a reviewer asks for
Builds the pack a reviewer asks for out of evidence that is already on file and already checked.
You get an answer, and the record is kept
Audit
Says what is ready and what is not
The whole picture on demand: what is present, what is stale, what is missing, and what fixing it costs.
Keep
Holds the record and hands it back
Holds every document exactly as it arrived, answers from your own files, and hands everything back whenever you ask.
How it works
01 Forward
Send documents to your own intake address, or drop them in. Any layout, any language, no folder to build and nothing to type in.
02 Verify
Every value is read and checked against every requirement that applies to that product in that market, with the rule cited on the line.
03 Chase
Anything missing becomes a request that is already written: an upload link and a message to paste into your own thread with your manufacturer.
04 Deliver
The pack a reviewer asks for is assembled from what is already checked. Ready to send, you sign.
The paperwork
Drafted, ready to send
The submission pack, the retailer pack and the inspection pack are built from evidence that is already on file and already checked. Nothing goes out without a named person at your company signing it.
Kept safe, audit-ready
The record is the point. Originals are held exactly as they arrived, the history is added to and never rewritten, and every answer comes out of your own files with the document named.
Security
Four commitments, and they are in the terms rather than only on this page.
The math
Renewing a test report inside the 182 day window costs about $100. Testing again after it closes costs about $750. The difference is not a testing cost. It is a paperwork cost.
| The job | By hand | With us | Why it can be |
|---|---|---|---|
| A reference question about your own file | Hours, once somebody finds the right file | Seconds | The register is already resolved and the ledger is already current. Nothing has to be read first. |
| A document filed and verified, with its effect shown | A day or two, once somebody opens the folder | Minutes from arrival | Reading, filing and checking are the same pass. There is no queue between them. |
| A submission pack for a provider, an inspection or a retailer | Two to five days of gathering and checking | Seconds | The pack is assembled from evidence already staged and already checked. Only the signature is new. |
The by-hand column is a founder market observation from 2026, not a measured study. The other column is what the product does today, and why it can, is in the last column.
Keeping one product ready costs about $1.30 a day, or $468 for the year, billed once. Figures last verified 2026-07-24, and they are configuration rather than constants.
Where it starts
Free
1 product, forever
Free, forever
Not a trial and not a sample: the whole product on one catalog item, in as many markets as you like, with every agent, every document and full export. It never expires.
No card, no account, and no call to book. Tell us what you make and where you sell it, and we will come back to you.
Pricing
We count products, never markets. Every plan carries the free product on top of what it covers, and unlimited markets on all of them.
Starter
$39$49 a month per product
$468 billed once a year, or $49 a month billed monthly. Annual is 20% off.$49 billed monthly, or $468 a year billed annually
Growth
Most popular
$239$290 a month
$2,868 billed once a year, or $290 a month billed monthly. Annual is 17% off.$290 billed monthly, or $2,868 a year billed annually
Scale
$839$990 a month
$10,068 billed once a year, or $990 a month billed monthly. Annual is 15% off.$990 billed monthly, or $10,068 a year billed annually
The whole pricing page, with the calculator and the questions people ask
Make it anywhere · Sell it anywhere
A product made in one country and sold in another picks up two sets of rules and a set that only exists because it crossed a border. Pick the market and the brief comes back with what applies, what you already hold that counts, and what is missing.
A collagen sachet, made in Seoul, going to Bangkok
An invented example. Never a customer's product or route.
The discipline
Four rules the machine keeps, whatever the product is and wherever it is going: read what arrived, place it or say plainly that it could not be placed, carry the rule and the citation on every line, and be able to run the same check again and get the same answer.
The product keeps a correspondence between three records. Facts: what is true about a product, including what is in it, what it claims and where it is sold. Rules: what anyone with power over it demands, from a regulator, a state, a marketplace, a buyer, a certifier or your own written specification. Evidence: what proves those demands are met, such as a measured value, a document or a written statement. The middle is the matching: given these facts, which of these rules apply, and does this evidence answer them. That middle is ordinary code over stored records with no model call on the path, so the same records give the same answer every time and every line names the rule it came from. What comes out is one of a small set of named states: answered, expiring, missing, waiting on a fact that has not been given, or not yet mapped.
Nothing is handed back as a verdict. Every finding shows what was checked, what it was checked against, and what a reviewer would flag, and your team makes the call.
Who it's for
For brands
You own the product and not the plant. Marketplaces, retailers and distributors each ask for the same evidence in a different shape, and it is the same file underneath.
For manufacturers
Every customer asks for the same paperwork in a different format. Answer all of them from one place, in an hour.
For ingredient suppliers
Every customer asks for the same twelve statements in twelve different formats. Answer once, and keep answering from the same record.
For importers and distributors
You sign for the product before you control its paperwork. Know what your market requires before you commit, and have the evidence arrive assembled instead of chased.
The questions people ask first
Keep them. A consultant reads the file once and answers from what they read that day. This keeps the file current between those days, so their hours go to judgment instead of to opening folders. Bring them in on a free read seat and they will see the same record you do.
Because of how they are held. Your documents are never used to train any model, they are never visible to another customer, partners see only the slice you hand them, and you can export everything and leave on any day. Those are contractual commitments in our terms, not reassurances on a web page.
Your first product is free forever, with every market and every agent on it. The price only moves when you actively manage a second product, and it never moves when you add a market.
Every answer shows the rule it came from, so it can be checked rather than believed. A value read with low confidence, or in a measure that could be read two ways, goes to a review queue instead of into the record. Where no authoritative number exists the line is advisory and can never be reported as a failure, and the decisions stay with your team.
Tell us the products and the markets you sell them in, and we will come back to you with what those markets require of them and how Compliant Always handles it.
No card, no account, and no call to book.
