Pricing

Pricing plans

Two tiers. Both units published for every tier. Launch window Q4 2026 to Q1 2027 — the first three months from launch are free, and the dated boundary is shown at signup.
Launch window: Q4 2026 to Q1 2027. All access is free for the first three months from launch; the dated boundary is stated in your signup email. No charge is taken until then; no card is required to try WPM in this window. Prices below are launch prices, subject to change before launch based on design-partner feedback.

Analyst

£249/mo
or £2,490/yr — annual saves £498 (17%)
  • All 155 jurisdictions
  • All 14 payments-integrity domains (W1a–W13)
  • Weekly cycle output: cross-jurisdiction digest, per-JID briefs, module state
  • Machine-readable feeds (report-latest.json, global-latest.json)
  • AI–Unverified confidence labelling (verification ladder ships as FW-03 lands)
  • Single seat

Team

£690/mo
or £6,900/yr — annual saves £1,380 (17%). Five seats: £115/seat/mo at annual.
  • Everything in Analyst
  • Five seats included
  • Corridor deep-dives and PSP-programme proximity views
  • Team workspace and shared watchlists

Cross-consumer ladder. Sentinel.gi (Analyst £299/mo, Team £899/mo) is the fleet's anchor consumer and does not move this quarter. World Payments Monitor launches at £249 Analyst because it currently carries 39 fewer jurisdictions than Sentinel and no verification ladder. The published path is £349 once FW-03 lands the verification tier — the current price reflects today's product, not its ceiling. WPM covers the broadest domain surface in the fleet (14 supervisory domains against Sentinel's 5), which is the axis on which WPM is the premium product.

What the subscription is. WPM sells the weekly cycle: this week's regulatory delta, the traceable evidence behind each finding, and the reliability of the cycle actually running. It does not sell exclusive access to text — the public regulatory record is public. See our methodology and machine-readable feed.

Not legal or compliance advice. World Payments Monitor provides structured intelligence and decision support. It is not legal advice, not a regulated financial promotion, and not a substitute for formal KYC/AML, sanctions screening, transaction monitoring or regulatory reporting.