ChemEngine Datatools

Pricing

Five dollars, once, per document.

No subscription, no seat licence, no annual platform fee, no call with sales. You pay per document because that is the unit of work you needed.

One-time purchases and what each one includes
ItemPrice
Single document1 safety data sheet, GHS label, or the bundledoes not expire$5
10-pack10 credits, 1 credit per documentcredits expire$39
50-pack50 credits, 1 credit per documentcredits expire$149
Pro passProxy SDS for novel compounds, test-data upload, review90 days$249
Enterprise passUnlimited documents, API key, refresh on download12 months$2,900

One-time purchases only. If a document comes back wrong, flag it. We regenerate it free, or refund you — your choice.

What do I actually get for $5?

One 16-section safety data sheet as .docx and .pdf, a print-ready GHS label page, and the raw source records as .json. Every safety-critical value carries the name of the publisher it came from and the date we read it.

Is it a finished, filed-ready document?

No. It is a draft for your review, marked DRAFT on every page. It is not a regulatory submission, and where a jurisdiction requires a qualified toxicologist to sign, you still need one. What we remove is the blank page and the fortnight of reading.

What happens to values no public source covers?

They print as “unsourced — inference candidate”, in a colour you cannot miss, and they are counted on the last page as a coverage percentage. We do not fill a gap with a plausible number.

What if the document is wrong?

Flag the field. You choose: we regenerate it free, or we refund the $5. There is no form to argue with and nothing to escalate.

Do the packs and passes work today?

Not yet. The single document at $5 is the only thing you can buy right now. The rest of this table is the published catalog, and we will not take money for a pass we have not built.

Prices in US dollars, charged once, through Stripe. We never see your card. Revision history and every source record stay readable on your document link for as long as we exist.