Everything that runs on public data is free.
You pay for the work, not the lookup.

The register is public. Checking it costs us almost nothing, so we don't charge for it — not as a trial, not for a while, but permanently. What costs money is the human work of actually moving learners across.

Free forever

See where you stand

$0 · no account, no card, no trial clock

  • Scope check — type your RTO code, see every superseded product on your live scope in seconds
  • Equivalence flags — which replacements are not equivalent, straight from the national register
  • Enrolment cross — load your SMS export and see which named learners are affected. Runs in your browser; the file never reaches us
  • Monthly watch — we email you the day something on your scope gets superseded, or a replacement's equivalence changes
  • Exceptions CSV + print report — take the output anywhere

Why give away the useful part?

Because it isn't the expensive part. The register is public and our checks run on it automatically — the cost of serving one more RTO is fractions of a cent. Charging for it would only mean fewer providers find out they have a problem.

What we charge for is the part that takes a person: reading two versions of a training product side by side, working out what evidence survives the transition and what doesn't, and turning that into a plan you can hand to an auditor. That's hours of work, and it's worth paying for.

Straight up: Register Radar is new and small — one person, building in the open. If the free tier is all you ever need, that's a completely fine outcome for us.

What we hold — and what we refuse to

Learner data never comes near us. Not by policy, but by architecture: the enrolment cross runs entirely inside your browser and only ever asks our server about training product codes, which are public.

DataWhere it lives
Your enrolment file (learner names, IDs, results)Your machine. Never uploaded, never seen, never stored.
Training product codes looked up during a crossOur server, cached — public register data, not linked to you
Your RTO code + email (only if you start the watch)Our mailbox and a private subscriber list, so the daily watch can run. Reply "stop" and both are gone
Scope and supersession dataThe public register. Same as what you'd see on training.gov.au

No analytics that identify you. No third-party trackers. No selling anything to anyone, ever. If we ever needed to hold something sensitive to build a feature, we'd ask first — or not build it.

Start with the free check

Ten seconds, no account. If it turns out you're clean, you've lost nothing.

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