One plan
The worksheet is free and stays free, with no account, because the number that decides whether to buy anything in this category is one you can work out yourself in five minutes. Disclovo Pro is for the firm that wants the other half: the calendar of what is owed and the record of what was filed, kept where an examiner's question has an answer.
Free
$0 Free to use. No account, no card, no trial clock.
- Work out the filing load and read it on the page. Always free.
- Print the worksheet, or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. Free.
- Your own standard notes on every worksheet, so they all read the same. Free.
Disclovo Pro
$24 a month per month, whole team
- Everything in the free plan
- Download the worksheet as a file you can circulate and keep.
- The worksheet without our name on the footer.
- Keep this worksheet against the period it was run for.
- Your firm's name and logo on the worksheet instead of ours.
- Export every worksheet and every filing record at once, for an examination.
- Add a return to the calendar with its regulator, its period and its due-date rule.
- Every return you owe in one list, editable as the forms and the rules change.
- What was filed for each period, by whom, and when it actually went.
- A preparer and an approver who are different people, which is the point of the record.
- Export the calendar and every filing record, for an examination or a handover.
- Send a worksheet or a filing record from inside the workspace.
Disclovo Pro is $24 a month. It renews automatically each month at $24 until you cancel, and the price and the renewal date are shown again before you pay. Cancel from your account page at any time, in two clicks, with no email and no notice period. Access runs to the end of the month you paid for.
Should we buy a regulatory reporting platform instead?
If you file dozens of returns off half a dozen source systems and have a team doing it, buy a platform and do not buy this. Disclovo is for the firm with a handful of returns, one or two people, and a spreadsheet of due dates somebody inherited.
The comparison is category level and deliberately carries no competitor prices: platforms in this category are quoted on enquiry rather than published, so any figure here would be an assertion rather than a claim with a source.