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We built RegPulse because compliance monitoring has a pricing problem. Automated regulatory monitoring starting at $29/month.

Nobody sets out to build a manual compliance process. It just happens. Someone bookmarks the SEC website. Before long, your team spends Monday mornings clicking through 15 regulatory websites.

Crypto enforcement isn't slowing down. It's getting more precise. In 2024 alone, the SEC and CFTC combined for over $4.3 billion in fines and penalties against crypto firms.

There's no single tool that handles all of compliance. Anyone selling you an "all-in-one compliance platform" is either oversimplifying or overcharging.

Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence is a good product. It covers 900+ regulatory bodies. It also costs $25,000 to $100,000+ per year. For most crypto and fintech companies, that's overkill.

Ask any compliance officer how they track regulatory changes, and you'll hear some version of: bookmarks, Google Alerts, a shared spreadsheet. It works — until it doesn't.

Every major crypto enforcement action of the past three years shares a common feature: the regulatory signals were visible before the hammer dropped.

The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation went into full application on December 30, 2024. But the part that matters most — the end of transitional arrangements — hits July 1, 2026.