Complynz Pricing — DPDP Compliance from Rs 10,000/month
Prices shown monthly. Billed quarterly for a 3-month license. Optional one-time implementation add-on.
Startup (Launch Plan)
Rs 10,000/month
Payable quarterly: Rs 30,000 (3-month license)
Optional implementation: Rs 25,000 one-time
Up to 25 users, 1 website
- Gap Assessment (DIY)
- Data Flow Diagram
- CMP (Consent Management Platform)
- Policy Management
- TPRM (Third-Party Risk Management)
Not included: Data Discovery and Mapping
Add-ons: Platform Training, 5 hours handholding support
Startups Growth
Rs 30,000/month
Payable quarterly: Rs 90,000 (3-month license)
Optional implementation: Rs 35,000 one-time
Up to 100 users, 3 applications
- Gap Assessment (DIY)
- Data Flow Diagram
- CMP (Consent Management Platform)
- Policy Management
- TPRM (Third-Party Risk Management)
Not included: Data Discovery and Mapping
Add-ons: Platform Training, 5 hours handholding support
Enterprise
Custom pricing for organisations with 100+ users. Includes all platform modules, Data Discovery and Mapping, detailed Gap Assessment across departments, business alignment and remediation roadmap, dedicated onboarding, and custom integrations.
Free Tier
Free tier includes Macro Assessment, PII Discovery scan, Basic Dashboard, and AI Copilot (5 queries/session).
Who we work with
Complynz works with organisations in BFSI, real estate, e-commerce and retail, manufacturing, education and technology, including CSL Finance, MBRD Developers and WoodenStreet. See our customers
“Our experience so far has been extremely encouraging. The team has demonstrated excellent command over the DPDPA from both legal and implementation perspectives, along with a very structured, pragmatic and technology-driven approach. … Based on our experience, I would have no hesitation in strongly recommending Complynz as a capable and dependable partner for DPDPA implementation.”
“The team has demonstrated a good understanding of the regulatory requirements while also taking the time to understand our business, technology landscape, and practical implementation challenges. The discussions were practical and helped us move from understanding the requirements toward identifying actionable steps for compliance and implementation.”