Pricing
DSAR pricing, self-serve DSAR software with published plans and no sales call
Every plan is paid and self-serve. No six-figure privacy suite, no $10,000 floor, and no sales call to see a price. Run a data subject access request end to end: find where a person's data lives across your systems, draft the response, and track the GDPR and CCPA deadline, with a human redaction gate on everything disclosed. The interactive demo is the free way to try it.
Starter
A small team getting its first DSARs
- A set number of requests per month
- Guided intake with identity verification prompts
- AI data-discovery manifest across common systems
- Response and cover-letter templates
- GDPR and CCPA deadline tracking
- Human redaction and approval gate on every request
Growth
Privacy and legal teams with steady request volume
- Everything in Starter
- More requests and more connected system types
- Full identity verification workflow
- Full redaction controls for third-party and exempt data
- Audit log of every action on a request
- Cover-letter drafting and priority support
Business
Busy privacy and legal ops at scale
- Everything in Growth
- High request volume and all system connectors
- Multiple team seats and shared workspaces
- Exportable audit reports for regulators
- SSO and advanced access controls
- Priority processing
Enterprise
Larger orgs and regulated industries
priced on request
- Custom request volume
- Data-residency options
- DPA and SCC support
- White-glove onboarding and API access
- Custom SLAs
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Built for the teams the big privacy suites priced out
The enterprise suites bundle DSAR into a sprawling governance platform with sales-led onboarding: OneTrust reportedly carries a minimum around $10,000 a year, and DataGrail commonly runs into tens of thousands. Obtainer does DSAR fulfillment and only that, self-serve and transparently priced, so a privacy or legal team can find the data, draft the response, and hit the deadline without a six-figure contract. Helps you comply; not legal advice.
Pricing FAQ
What you get and what it costs
Obtainer's discovery is built to search across your connected systems and compile what it finds into one reviewable manifest, and because a human reviews that manifest, you can add a system or a record it did not reach. Discovery completeness is the real gap most tools leave open, so we address it directly: we help you be thorough, and you confirm completeness. We do not claim to magically find every byte in your organization with no input; we make the data you hold visible in one place so a person can verify it.
No, by design. Nothing is released automatically. Obtainer compiles the records and drafts the response, then a human reviews the manifest, redacts third-party and exempt data behind a redaction bar, and approves before anything ships. The AI is an assistant that surfaces candidates; it is not an autonomous discloser. You stay in control of exactly what is disclosed, which is the direct answer to the over-disclosure fear.
No. Obtainer helps you comply by automating the mechanics of a DSAR: intake, data discovery, drafting, and deadline tracking. The legal judgments, such as which exemptions apply, what a valid identity check requires, whether a request can be refused, and your retention obligations, stay with your team. We are a tool, not your lawyer, and we say so plainly wherever it matters.
Transparent self-serve pricing, billed yearly by default. Starter is $49 per month, Growth is $149 per month and is the most popular tier, Business is $399 per month, and Enterprise is custom for larger and regulated organizations. There is no free plan; the interactive demo on this page is the free way to try it. These plans sit far under OneTrust's roughly $10,000 floor and DataGrail's tens of thousands a year, because Obtainer is focused on DSAR fulfillment rather than a full governance suite.