For compliance teams
Meet Fenchurch One. Your compliance team works from one set of records: every Annual Confirmation, register entry and review with an owner and a date, a login seat for each person who needs one, and one place that shows what is due and who has it. As the firm takes on more people, entities and permissions, you add room with a plan change, not a new system.
1 to unlimited
firms, as the business grows
3 to unlimited
login seats, Starter through Pro
80 checks
in the Monitoring Plan's built-in library, on Pro
Any time
change plan from the billing portal
One platform, three plans
A firm at the start of its journey looks nothing like the same firm three years on, but it should not have to change compliance systems to get there. Every Fenchurch One plan is the full platform. Higher plans add room and depth, more firms, more users, deeper monitoring and reporting, rather than unlocking features you thought you already had.
Moving up takes effect immediately, from the billing portal, and nothing moves. The same firms, the same records, the same screens, with more of the platform switched on.
Bring the team in
Growth and Pro add more login seats, and each one lands in a platform that explains itself. Plain-English tutorials sit on every screen, one click away, so a colleague you brought in last week finds their way without waiting for you.
Room to grow
Every plan is the full platform. Moving up adds capacity and depth in the same workspace, with nothing to migrate. Here is what each step gives you.
Each firm is one self-contained set of records: its own registers, people, documents and reports. Start with one, move to three on Growth, and run as many as you need on Pro. Adding one is a click, whether it is a branch or another firm in the group.
Login seats rise from three to ten on Growth, and become unlimited on Pro. People records stay unlimited on every plan, so you can hold a record for every person in the firm and give a seat to whoever actually needs to log in.
Pro adds the Monitoring Plan: recurring compliance checks set up from a built-in library of 80, covering the checks a regulated firm runs across the year. Each has an owner, a frequency and a due date, and is recorded with its findings, so a review becomes a dated task the platform tracks.
More permissions mean more returns. The FCA Returns tracker lists every RegData submission your firm owes, with its due date, its owner and a record that it was filed, so a growing reporting load does not turn into a missed deadline.
Run the platform under your own name, logo and colours, so it looks like part of the firm to your team and, where you oversee others, to them too. On Pro, the workspace stops looking like something you bought.
Build your own forms and registers alongside the ready-made FCA library, for the checks that are particular to your firm or your permissions. The library gives you the standard set; the builder covers the rest — on every plan, Starter included.
In the platform
Firms, deadlines and returns, in the same platform you already use. Nothing here is a different tool to log into.
What scaling costs
As the workload grows, the usual answer is a bigger retainer or a first compliance hire. Moving up a plan costs a fraction of either, and you keep everything you have already recorded.
£400 to £1,500+ / month, and up
£100 or £125 / month more
And if you work with a consultant, keep them. They get a tidier set of records to review. The full plan comparison is on the pricing page.
The plans
Every plan is the whole platform. Here is the room each one gives a compliance team.
£150 / month
£250 / month
£375 / month
Change plan any time from the billing portal, effective straight away. Prices are a limited time offer, ending on 30 November 2026. See the full comparison on the pricing page.
Start on the plan that fits the firm today. When you need more room, more firms, deeper monitoring or your own brand, it is a plan change away, not a migration.
One email a month: straightforward FCA guidance, product updates and the dates worth knowing. No noise.
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