Per-seat pricing penalizes small, expert compliance teams. Pensvyne is priced by policy library size and regulatory source count — the two variables that actually determine how much mapping work needs to happen.
$1,500/mo billed annually
Community banks, credit unions, smaller RIAs
$3,500/mo billed annually
Regional banks, mid-size asset managers, multi-state insurers
Annual contract, custom terms
Large banks, insurance holding companies, global asset managers
| Feature | Essentials | Professional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Policy library cap | 75 policies | 300 policies | Unlimited |
| Regulatory sources | US federal | US federal + all 50 states + UK FCA | Global (US + EU + APAC + custom) |
| Gap assessments/month | 20 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Routing seats | 5 | 20 | Unlimited |
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| SharePoint / Confluence sync | |||
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| Dedicated success manager |
The complexity and cost of regulatory mapping scales with how many internal policies you maintain — not how many people log in. A 10-person compliance team managing 300 policies needs more compute and mapping precision than a 50-person team with 40 policies.
Typically 3–5 business days from document upload to first live mappings. We work with your team on formatting and upload. For libraries over 200 documents, we run a coverage validation pass — checking that your key obligation areas (capital, BSA, consumer compliance, etc.) have corresponding concept mappings — before the system goes live.
Pensvyne flags it as an unmatched signal and notifies your account owner. It won't silently drop the regulatory update — the unmatched signals are surfaced in a separate review queue.
Yes. Policy libraries and historical mappings carry over when you upgrade. There's no re-ingestion penalty.