FFL Record ReadyBound book and 4473 compliance
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What it costs
Priced on how many transfers you do, because that is what it costs us to run. Bound book audits are unlimited on every tier. Audit as often as you like, at no extra charge, on as many phones as you have staff.
Starter
Around one transfer a day.
- 30 4473 reviews a month
- Unlimited audits
- Unlimited staff accounts
- Email and text alerts
- Multiple sale (3310.4) watch
- Return-after-denial watch
Single shop
Around five transfers a day.
- 150 4473 reviews a month
- Unlimited audits
- Unlimited staff accounts
- Email and text alerts
- Multiple sale (3310.4) watch
- Return-after-denial watch
Standard
Around fifteen transfers a day.
- 450 4473 reviews a month
- Unlimited audits
- Unlimited staff accounts
- Email and text alerts
- Multiple sale (3310.4) watch
- Return-after-denial watch
High volume
Around forty transfers a day.
- 1,200 4473 reviews a month
- Unlimited audits
- Unlimited staff accounts
- Everything above
Past your band it is 25¢ a review on Starter and 21¢ on every other plan. The rates are set so the next plan up becomes the cheaper choice right around where it begins, so a busy month never costs you much, and you never have to watch a counter.
What you are actually buying
Running a full audit of a thousand-firearm book costs us about five dollars. That is why audits are unlimited: they are not where the money goes, and we would rather you ran one every month than rationed them.
What you are paying for is the second pair of eyes on every 4473 you file. Each one is read within a minute of completion and checked against your own records and your own filing history, while the buyer is often still in the building.
A citation is not a monthly cost, which is what makes this hard to price. It is a rare event with a very long tail: an inspection, a warning conference, days of your time, and at the far end a licence. You are not buying a productivity gain. You are buying a smaller chance of the worst afternoon of your career.
What it has actually found
- Seventeen firearms an audit could not see. They were mid-transfer, so they were not “available” and were silently skipped. Seven were in the glass case.
- Nineteen of forty-two firearms on the wrong shelf, corrected back to FastBound as they were scanned.
- A city that does not exist in the state written beside it. Real state, valid ZIP, nothing comparing the two.
- The same approval number on two different transfers.
- A firearm that left on a 4473 and stayed open on the A&D. Every step looked finished at the time.
Any one of those is a finding at an inspection. None of them announces itself.
Questions you are probably about to ask
Do I pay per firearm?
No. Inventory size costs nothing. A shop with four thousand firearms and a shop with four hundred pay the same if they transfer at the same rate.
What if I have a quiet month?
You pay the band. There is no credit for unused reviews, because the price is for having the check in place, the way insurance is.
What if I go over?
25¢ a review on Starter, 21¢ on every other plan, added to that month. Nothing stops working and nothing is refused.
Do I need new equipment?
No. Your staff use the phones already in their pockets. Nothing to install.
Does this replace my bound book?
No, and it is not meant to. It reads the A&D you already keep in FastBound. We are never the place of record for your 4473s. You keep the originals at your licensed premises exactly as you do now, and the working copy we hold is destroyed after 14 days by default, or on whatever schedule you set.
Will this make me compliant?
No software can tell you that, and you should be wary of any that says otherwise. What this does is find the things worth looking at while they are still corrections.
Start
Apply and we will check the licence by hand before switching anything on. If you would rather see it working first, ask and we will walk you through a stocked demonstration book on your own screen.
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