Pricing

Nimmy is in pilot, so the figures are still being found and none are published here. What is settled is what the price is measured on, which is the part that decides whether it will suit you.

In-house

Banks, insurers, funds, pharmaceutical, energy and telecommunications groups.

Measured on

Legal entities, seats, and how much of the source catalogue you subscribe to.

Includes

  • Every register: risks, controls, policies, obligations, issues, incidents, actions
  • Regulatory change queue, reader and implementation planning
  • Assurance reviews across all three lines
  • Reporting, exports and scheduled deliveries
  • SSO and SCIM provisioning
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Advisory firm

Law firms, consultancies and boutique regulatory advisers.

Measured on

Seats and client workspaces.

Includes

  • A workspace per client, walled from every other client
  • Research across the whole corpus, with themes and collections
  • Client alerts and guidance published under the firm’s own brand
  • A public firm page, with engagement metrics
  • Reporting, exports and scheduled deliveries
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Community

Individual practitioners.

Measured on

Free.

Includes

  • Read published guidance and industry annotations
  • A small number of source subscriptions
  • Contribute annotations to the industry layer
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AI is metered above an allowance

Every plan carries an allowance of model usage. Above it, usage is metered at cost plus a margin and shown per function, so you can see which ones you are actually paying for. Any function can be switched off.

Licensed sources are passed through

Most of the catalogue is public material we ingest ourselves. Where a publisher licenses its content, that licence is passed through as an entitlement at its own price — we do not resell it at a markup, and without it you still get the metadata and the link.

Residency is chosen, not assumed

Nimmy deploys as a self-contained image and can run in a chosen region. The pilot runs in Singapore. Where you need a specific jurisdiction, that is a decision to make before you start rather than a setting to change later.

During the pilot

Pilot organisations are working with us on what the product should be, and are priced accordingly. Write to us and say what you carry and which regulators you answer to.

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