One plan. Everything included.
FirmProof Monitor checks your firm's public pages every week against the SRA Transparency Rules — exact evidence for every finding, and a dated monitoring history for your COLP. No tiers, no per-check pricing, no remediation upsell.
No card needed to start — subscribe only if it earns its keep.
Monthly
£39/month
Billed monthly through Stripe. Cancel anytime — monitoring runs to the end of the period you've paid for.
Start your 7-day free trialAnnual2 months free
£390/year
The price of ten months — £78 less than paying monthly for a year. Billed annually through Stripe.
Start your 7-day free trialFounding firms: £29/month or £290/year, locked for 24 months — first 50 firms. Applied automatically at checkout while founding places remain.
All clear on your first full scan? Your first month is free — being in good shape shouldn't cost you anything to confirm.
Everything, in every plan
Monthly and annual are the same product — the only difference is how you pay.
- Weekly full scans + instant re-scan after fixes
- All supported SRA Transparency Rules checks
- Rule-source change alerts, human-reviewed
- Screenshot evidence + 12-month history
- Monthly monitoring statement, filed automatically
- Dedicated AI-powered support, plus a human who replies
- 2 users included
No remediation upsell. Ever.
We monitor and evidence — you or your web agency fix. A monitor that profits from findings has a reason to frighten you; we don't.
How the trial works
Set up in minutes
Create an account, confirm your firm, verify you act for it — your first full scan starts on its own. No card needed to start.
Seven days, the whole product
Weekly monitoring, evidence for every finding, the dated history — the trial is the real thing, not a demo tier.
Then it's your call
Subscribe if it earns its keep. If you don't, scanning pauses at the end of the trial — your findings and history remain available, and subscribing resumes monitoring.
Billing questions, answered plainly
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No. The 7-day trial starts without a card — subscribe only if it earns its keep. If you don't subscribe, scanning pauses when the trial ends; your findings and history remain available, and subscribing resumes monitoring.
How do I cancel?
Any time, from your account or by contacting us — billing is self-serve through Stripe, including card updates and invoices. Cancelling stops future renewals, and monitoring stays active until the end of the period you've paid for. Fees already paid are non-refundable except where the law requires otherwise.
What about VAT and invoices?
Subscriptions are billed by Stripe, monthly or annually in advance, at the prices shown at checkout — the exact amount you'll pay is displayed before you confirm. Invoices are self-serve from the billing area, or ask us and a human will send what your accounts team needs.
Can we switch between monthly and annual?
Yes. Start on either; to move — usually monthly to annual for the two free months — use the billing area in your dashboard, or email support@firmproof.co.uk and a real person will sort it within one working day.
What happens to our data if we cancel?
Scanning stops, and you keep read access to your monitoring history for as long as it's retained — scan evidence and findings are kept for 12 months on a rolling basis. If you delete your account, account data is deleted within 30 days, except records we must keep for legal or accounting purposes. The details are in the Privacy Notice.
Is there a bigger plan for multi-site firms or agencies?
The plan covers one firm's website, with 2 users included; pricing for portfolios is straightforwardly per-site. If you look after several sites — a group, or an agency maintaining client sites — see FirmProof for agencies or talk to us.
Ready when you are
Set up takes a few minutes: create an account, confirm your firm, verify you act for it — your first full scan starts on its own. 7-day free trial, no card needed.
Results are automated monitoring checks against FirmProof's current ruleset — not legal advice and not a certificate of compliance.