Claude Pro
$20 per month
Solo operators
- 5x the usage of the free tier
- Access to Opus 4.7 and Sonnet
- Cowork plugin support
- Right-sized for one ops manager doing classifications a few times a week
Understanding costs
ExChek itself is free. The only money you spend is on the AI subscription you’re probably already paying for. Here’s the breakdown — in real dollars, with a worked example at the bottom.
First, the simple part
All 20 skills, the audit-log layer, the live eCFR data pulls, the analysis — all of it. No license fees, no “contact us for pricing.” The plugin is a zip file; you download it, drop it into Cowork, and use it. The restricted-party screening certificate even renders free.
Paid plans add the branded, audit-ready rendered documents — the seven PDF types — plus the system of record (vault, continuous monitoring, audit-readiness) to manage them. On the free tier you can also render any document pay-per-document for $1. See the four plans (Free, Starter, Professional, Enterprise).
Path 1 — the easy way
Most ExChek users are on a Claude Pro, Max, or Teams plan. You install the plugin in Cowork once, and from then on every classification, screening, and memo runs against your existing usage allowance. No extra invoice.
Claude Pro
$20 per month
Solo operators
Claude Max
$100–$200 per month
Heavy individual users
Claude Teams
$25 per seat / month (annual)
Small compliance teams
Anthropic publishes current pricing at anthropic.com/pricing →. Verify before subscribing — tiers and limits change.
Path 2 — the per-call way
High-volume teams (thousands of classifications a month) often save money by skipping the subscription and paying per token directly. Here are the current Anthropic rates for the two Opus models ExChek runs on.
| What you’re paying for | Opus 4.7 | Opus 4.6 | In plain English |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base input tokens | $5 / MTok | $5 / MTok | What you pay for prompts and context fed into the model. |
| Cache hits & refreshes | $0.50 / MTok | $0.50 / MTok | Most of ExChek's regulatory loading hits the cache after the first run — this is the rate that matters for repeat work. |
| 5-minute cache writes | $6.25 / MTok | $6.25 / MTok | First-time loading of the CFR text and other reference data. |
| 1-hour cache writes | $10 / MTok | $10 / MTok | Longer-lived cache for reference material reused across many classifications. |
| Output tokens | $25 / MTok | $25 / MTok | What you pay for the memo, citations, and reasoning the model generates. |
MTok = one million tokens. A token is roughly ¾ of a word in English. Always check current rates at anthropic.com/pricing →.
A worked example
Say you’re classifying a headlight housing assembly destined for Germany. ExChek loads the part spec, the relevant CFR sections, the country list, and the screening lists, then writes you a memo. Roughly:
These are rough numbers from real ExChek runs. Your actual cost depends on how complex the part is and how much regulatory text the agent has to load.
Optional — only if you want it
For teams that want hands-on help configuring ExChek to their part catalog, house rules, and existing workflows. We sit with you for onboarding — discovery, configuration, template customization, and team training — and put your brand on every document and the dashboard.
Enterprise is custom, from ~$2,500/mo. It includes SSO, custom template development, dedicated support with SLAs, unlimited seats, and an on-prem option. Reach out for a quote — we’re a small team and we don’t do generic onboarding.
Want to dig deeper?
Why Frontier Models?
Agents, tools, connectors, memory, skills — in plain English, with ExChek workflows as the example.
Read the pageSecurity & Safety
Anthropic’s enterprise trust posture, plus ExChek’s four-layer security architecture.
Read the pageAccuracy
The independent benchmarks plus our citation-backed, audit-defensible accuracy stack.
Read the pageFive minutes to install. Run a classification on a part you actually ship. Decide for yourself if it’s worth the marginal cost.