Free to look. Priced to rely on.
Buy a source-backed report, keep a company or EU file monitored, or use Lex as your outsourced EU regulatory function. Every tier stands on the same cited public record.
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Exposure Report
One-off
€490
delivered in 2 business days
A verified, board-ready Exposure Report for one company — deeper than the free scan, delivered as a document for leadership.
- Every file verified against the official EU sources
- Company-specific applicability, not just a file list
- Confidence, assumptions and source-strength notes
- First checks for legal, compliance and leadership
- Board-ready document with a full source appendix
Monitor
Recurring
€390/mo
from one monitored company or file
Live monitoring for a company, client, or EU file, with weekly source-backed briefs and drafting support.
- Company mode: saved Exposure Map and weekly brief
- File mode: dossier, act, topic or CELEX monitor
- Alerts for files, meetings, votes and consultations
- Drafts for client memos, exec notes and consultation responses
- Extra seats and concierge review available as add-ons
Regulatory Function
Outsourced
€1,990+/mo
scoped after a call
A higher-touch EU regulatory function for mid-caps that cannot justify a Brussels retainer.
- Org workspace, onboarding and priority monitoring
- Analyst-reviewed Exposure Reports and board-ready memos
- Company and file monitors across teams or clients
- SSO and API options
- Monthly scoping and review rhythm
The public graph still exists for trust and discovery. Pricing starts when you want Lex to deliver an artifact, monitor something live, or operate part of the EU regulatory workflow for you.
Everything, side by side.
Free €0 | Report €490 | Monitor €390/mo | Reg. Function €1,990+ | |
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| Public graph + free exposure scan | ||||
| One saved Exposure Map | ||||
| Verified, board-ready Exposure Report | add-on | |||
| Exposure Map kept live | ||||
| Weekly source-backed Friday Brief | ||||
| Alerts — meetings, votes, consultations | ||||
| Company mode + file mode | ||||
| Drafting — memos, consultation responses | ||||
| Multiple entities, clients & files | ||||
| Analyst-reviewed reports | ||||
| Team seats + shared workspace | add-on | |||
| SSO / API options | ||||
| Monthly scoping & review rhythm |
Not ready to pay? Map your exposure first.
Run a free, cited exposure scan in about 30 seconds — no login. Save one map, see a headline brief, then upgrade only when keeping it live is worth it.
A map you can trust.
Every claim is cited
Lex answers from real Parliament, Commission, and Transparency Register records, and links the source behind every figure, date, and name.
[1] Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ↗It refuses rather than invent
Ask about a file or MEP that doesn't exist and Lex says so - the one thing a regulatory tool can't get wrong. Go ahead and try to break it.
From the team behind WheresMyMEP — cited by 40+ publications across 15 EU member states, used by 70,000+ people.
Questions
Why only three offers?+
Because the paid job is simple: create a decision-ready brief, monitor the exposure over time, or outsource the regulatory function. Team seats, API access and consultant workflows are capacity or mode choices inside those offers.
Is there still a public/free surface?+
Yes. The public graph and entry scans can still exist for distribution and trust, but they are not a pricing plan. Pricing starts when you want an artifact, monitoring, or a higher-touch operating function.
What's the difference between the Exposure Report and Monitor?+
The Exposure Report is a one-off artifact for one company. Monitor keeps the map or file live: weekly changes, alerts, saved watchlists, and draftable work for a team or client.
Can consultants use Monitor?+
Monitor can track a specific dossier, act, topic or CELEX as well as a company, so consultants can use it too. Right now Lex is focused on companies mapping their own EU exposure; a dedicated consultant workflow is on the roadmap.
Grounded — not "trained on"?+
Lex answers from live European Parliament, Commission, and Transparency Register records and cites every figure, date, and name. When it can't source something, it refuses rather than guess. We never say "trained on."
Why is Regulatory Function scoped separately?+
Because it includes review rhythm, onboarding, deeper monitoring scope and optional analyst review. It should be sold as a relationship, not as a self-serve seat plan. Book a scoping call.
Know what Brussels is about to do to you.
Start with a paid report, turn it into monitoring, or scope a higher-touch regulatory function.