# Pricing & Packages: Pre-Submission EIA Gap Audits

Predictable compliance pricing. Zero hidden surprises.

## Audit Tiers
1. **Single Proposal Audit**: $1,450 USD / €1,350 EUR / £1,150 GBP / A$2,200 AUD / ₹49,000 INR per proposal
   - Comprehensive statutory pre-submission gap audit & regulatory benchmark evaluation
   - Spatial buffer and cumulative density screening across neighboring projects
   - High-resolution digital elevation & terrain geomorphology hazard assessment
   - Multi-document numerical reconciliation (water balances, emissions, resource commitments)
   - Key anticipated agency inquiry questions with pre-submission remediation responses
   - Comprehensive executive PDF audit dossier (30+ pages)
   - Turnaround: 24 to 48 hours

2. **Proponent Multi-Project Portfolio**: $4,950 USD / €4,600 EUR / £3,950 GBP / A$7,500 AUD / ₹1,89,000 INR annually
   - Up to 5 proposals per year
   - Free Re-Audit Guarantee (audit updated filings after consultant revisions)
   - Priority review turnaround (12 to 24 hours)
   - Dedicated Senior Environmental Compliance Engineer
   - Regulatory agency review strategy & hearing briefing
   - Multi-jurisdiction statutory matrix coverage
   - Full GIS shapefile, GeoJSON & KML spatial boundary verification bundle

3. **Accredited Environmental Consultant Practice**: $12,500 USD / €11,500 EUR / £9,900 GBP / A$19,000 AUD / ₹4,49,000 INR annual license
   - High-volume proposal screening & pre-submission gap audits
   - White-label co-branded client readiness PDF reports
   - Developer API & MCP Streamable HTTP programmatic integration
   - Automated proposal tracking & regulatory circular change alerts
   - Precedent database access across indexed regulatory review outcomes
   - Multi-user team workspace with role-based access control (RBAC)
   - Guaranteed 4-hour SLA on urgent pre-hearing review cycles

## Cost vs. Delay Reality
A single formal agency inquiry cycle or deficiency rejection stalls project commissioning by 6 to 18 months, incurring hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars in capital carrying costs and contractor remobilization penalties. An audit pays for itself on day one.