DropWatch
The DropWatch pledge

Your renewal price is the price on our pricing page. Full stop.

Compliance software has a renewal-trap problem. We won't play it.

Why this pledge exists

In 2024, a OneTrust customer's renewal quote jumped from $1,000 to $16,500 — reported by JD Supra. Enterprise privacy platforms routinely price the first year to win the deal, then multiply the renewal. Small brokers can't absorb a 16× surprise on top of $200/day penalty exposure.

Our answer is structural, not a promise: flat, public, per-workspace pricing — $149 or $299/mo. No per-request fees. No per-record metering. No "contact sales" tier hiding the real number.

What we pledge
  • Your renewal is the price on the pricing page — never higher because you're locked in.
  • No usage metering, ever: process 50 requests or 50,000, the price is the same.
  • Cancel in one click from Billing. Your audit ledger and evidence pack export before you leave.
  • Annual billing available on request at 10× the monthly price — two months free, in writing.
What we won't do
  • No "first year discount" that expires into a spike.
  • No renewal quote you have to negotiate down.
  • No holding your compliance evidence hostage — it exports before you cancel.
  • No price change without 60 days' written notice, and never applied to your current term.
The math behind the price

Starter at $149/mo pays for itself if it prevents one deletion request from going 22 days overdue ($200 × 22 = $4,400). That's the whole pitch — no ROI theater. Run your own numbers.

Get compliant — $149/mo

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