Export compliance,
without the compliance team.

Export compliance for small and mid-sized manufacturers. We help you classify your items, screen your buyers, determine licenses, and produce an audit-ready memo — without the cost of a compliance hire or an enterprise platform. You stay in the driver's seat: every decision is yours to approve.

No. ExChek walks you through each step in plain language and cites the specific regulation behind every decision. You don't need to memorize Part 774 — you just need to approve the answer.

An AI assistant is a free desktop app — like Claude — that you talk to in plain English. ExChek installs into the assistant as a plugin, the same way you'd install an app on your phone. After that, you ask things like "classify this headlight housing unit" and the assistant runs the workflow. If you can use email, you can use this.

Every classification and screen is logged with a named reviewer, timestamp, and written rationale. That's the paper trail BIS expects — the same structure a Fortune 500 compliance team produces, just without the Fortune 500 price tag.

Yes. The full engine — every skill, the analysis, the live government data — is free forever, and the restricted-party screening certificate renders free. The only small extra step: U.S. denied-party screening uses a free key from the Trade.gov developer site (one form, takes 2 minutes). On the free tier you can render any of the other audit-ready PDFs pay-per-document for $1.

The free engine does the analysis. Paid plans (Starter $149/mo, Professional $499/mo, Enterprise custom) render the seven branded, audit-ready PDF documents and give you the system of record — a document vault, version and named-reviewer logging, continuous restricted-party monitoring, and audit-readiness scoring — to manage them over the 5–10 years the regs require. See the pricing section for what's in each tier.

Seven audit-ready documents: the Classification Memorandum (ECCN via the CCL Order of Review), the License Determination Memorandum, the Restricted-Party Screening Certificate (free), the Transaction Compliance File (per-shipment deal jacket), the EMCP Manual, the Technology Control Plan (deemed-export controls), and the Encryption Self-Classification Report. The free engine does the analysis; paid tiers typeset it into branded, version-stamped PDFs.

Yes. Pull deal or product data to pre-fill classification, and push the result back after approval. Included in the Enterprise tier; self-serve setup is in the docs.

ExChek installs as a free plugin into Claude (recommended) and works in any frontier AI assistant supporting the open Agent Skills standard — including Cursor today, ChatGPT and Perplexity Compute as those platforms add support. See the docs for install instructions.

Nowhere we can see. ExChek runs locally inside your AI assistant. The only outbound calls are to two U.S. government APIs (ecfr.gov for regulatory text, trade.gov for screening), and only when a skill needs them. We don't host a server you push data to. We don't see your shipments, your buyers, or your reports.