Pricing

Subscription-priced review, not consultancy fees

Sit below the consultancy bracket. Layer a human reviewer on top.

Three tiers — single-product review, multi-product batch, and an ongoing monitoring subscription. Every tier ships with the software scanner pass, a human regulatory reviewer sign-off, a PDF certificate, and a marketplace-readiness note. The numbers below live in one constants file; edits there re-render this page on refresh.

The three tiers

Pick the cadence that matches the launch.

Single SKU going to print tomorrow. A batch of SKUs sharing one launch window. And the active brand that needs a reviewer on call. All three ship the same artifact — a Mintmark sign-off you can put in front of an Amazon listing, a LegitScript application, or an FTC reply.

FOUNDER PRICING

Single-product review

from $150/product

One product, one sign-off. For the brand launching its first SKU or fixing the one Amazon already paused.

  • Software scanner pass against current FDA, FTC, and Amazon policy
  • Human regulatory reviewer sign-off on claims, panel format, and allergens
  • PDF sign-off certificate you can attach to a regulator binder
  • Marketplace-readiness note for Amazon, Shopify, and DTC channels
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Multi-product batch

$1,500–$3,000/batch

A SKU set shipping under a shared launch window — review them together so the claims line up across the catalog.

  • Software scanner pass on every label in the batch
  • Human regulatory reviewer sign-off across the catalog with shared-claim consistency
  • PDF sign-off certificate per SKU + a batch summary note
  • Marketplace-readiness note covering the full launch
  • Cross-SKU claim harmonization — “supports immunity” reads the same on every bottle

Ongoing monitoring subscription

$300/month

A subscription tier for active indie CPG brands. The reviewer stays on for the lifetime of the SKU line.

  • Software scanner pass on every label change you ship
  • Human regulatory reviewer sign-off on each update, as you make it
  • Monthly monitoring of new FDA warning letters, FTC enforcement, and Amazon policy edits
  • PDF sign-off certificate per change with a marketplace-readiness note
  • Backstop review when Amazon pauses a listing or a state AG sends a letter

Every tier is invoiced at flat rates — no hourly meter, no project minimum. Edit any number above by changing src/lib/pricing-content.ts — the page re-renders on refresh.

The value gap

Why a subscription review replaces a regulatory retainer.

A regulatory consultancy bills by the hour and signs off what they wrote. Mintmark layers a reviewer on top of the scanner that already runs on the label — so the cost line stays below the project minimum and the certificate ships with the SKU.

Software scanner pass

Mintmark
Included on every tier — FDA, FTC, DSHEA, FALCPA, Amazon policy
Traditional consultancy
Billed as a separate project phase ($2k–$4k)

Human regulatory reviewer

Mintmark
Built into single, batch, and ongoing tiers
Traditional consultancy
Senior reviewer at $250–$450/hr with a project minimum

PDF sign-off certificate

Mintmark
Per-product certificate you can attach to a regulator binder
Traditional consultancy
Issued only on full project close — usually a memo, not a PDF

Marketplace-readiness note

Mintmark
Included on every tier — Amazon, Shopify, DTC, LegitScript
Traditional consultancy
Out of scope unless re-engaged

Monthly FDA / FTC / Amazon monitoring

Mintmark
Active monitoring tier — letters + rule edits flagged for you
Traditional consultancy
Retainer add-on ($1k–$3k/mo) or not offered

Edit-once-launched

Mintmark
Re-review per update baked into the subscription
Traditional consultancy
Re-engaged per change at hourly rates

Billing model

Mintmark
Flat per-product, per-batch, or per-month — no hourly meter
Traditional consultancy
Hourly rate with a $5k–$15k per-SKU project minimum

Typical regulatory consultancy billing: $250–$450/hr with project minimums of $5k–$15k per SKU. A single-product Mintmark review lands around the cost of one consultancy billable hour — and ships with a certificate the consultancy does not issue.

Submit a label

Start with the intake form →

Drop in one label first — the product name, the ingredient list with amounts, the label copy you’re considering, your claim lines, and the allergen statements. The scanner returns a per-violation report in seconds; human sign-off slots open after that.