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Three common reasons. (1) Pricing creep — your monthly cost has drifted upward through add-ons or volume tiers and you want to benchmark before renewal. (2) Sector fit — your firm has expanded into a new designated service (e.g. an accounting practice that's added bookkeeping, a law firm that's taken on conveyancing) and you're not sure your current platform covers it cleanly. (3) Confidence — your first independent review or AUSTRAC compliance assessment is approaching and you want a second view before it lands. The health check is built for all three.

In each service category and sector, one provider can be our Founding Partner. They pay us for introductions, so they're highlighted and labelled in your results, and they're the only provider in that category we pass your details to, and only if you ask. Every other matching provider is still shown, ranked by fit, with their direct contact details.

A 1–2 page document covering four sections. (1) Coverage check — whether your provider's workflow covers the AUSTRAC obligations triggered by your designated services. (2) Pricing benchmark — how your monthly cost compares to other reviewed providers serving businesses your size and sector. (3) Sector fit — whether the provider has demonstrated work with businesses like yours or you're an edge case. (4) Switch cost (if relevant) — an honest read on whether moving is worth it. No 40-page consulting deliverable; a focused brief your compliance lead can act on.

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No. The health check is between you and CompareAML. We don't contact your current provider, we don't share your details with anyone you haven't asked to be matched to, and we don't notify the original provider if you do decide to switch. Provider notification is your decision and timing.

Mid-onboarding is actually a useful time. The questions we surface — coverage gaps, pricing tier mismatches, sector fit — are easier to address with your provider while implementation is still in flight than after go-live. The check is non-confrontational; many firms use it as input to a planning conversation with their existing provider rather than as a switch trigger.

Free for Australian businesses. No provider receives your details unless you request a named introduction and agree.

That's often the right move. The report's pricing benchmark and sector fit notes are genuinely useful in a renewal conversation with your incumbent — most providers will sharpen pricing or add a missing feature when faced with a credible alternative. We'll mention this explicitly in the report when negotiation is the higher-leverage option than switching.