Every price on one page, with its working shown.

The alternative priced honestly: assemble it yourself and the lawyer-plus-surveyor route in Nigeria typically runs ₦250,000–₦800,000 in professional fees alone (market range) — before the two-channel discipline, the unannounced visit, or a reviewer in another country. Or fly home: one return trip costs more than two full verifications, and you still only see the plot once, with the seller guiding.

The desk half of the file — registry, charting, acquisition, seller and litigation checks through two channels — is the $199 document-only tier, for screening several plots before paying for anyone to travel. South-East customary-tenure files and complex-title cases carry more field and consent work; the surcharge is quoted before intake, published here so it is never a surprise.

One stage, claimed versus found, measured. The pack is billed per stage as each report delivers — never upfront. It discounts the sequence because stages fail in sequence; the money stays with you until the evidence exists.

Priced against what families already spend invisibly: the money sent monthly that buys no verification at all. The premium over a bare visit subscription buys the part nobody else sells — independent checking, device-evidenced readings, and a report whose verification grade is printed on it. Waiting periods on any HMO element are printed on the ClanCare page, in the open.

Payee verification, the 72-hour instruction pack, independent confirmation, the Proof Report. Refunded if a Proof Report cannot be issued. The simple tier covers utilities and simple billers with short verification paths.

Per task, from the published catalogue. The vehicle file is the full identity, condition and documents file. The errand's member price inside ClanCircle is the wrapper doing its one commercial job.

Single-trade takeoffs to full packs; the full schedule is on the catalogue page. Rejected sheets are not billed — the anchor comparison is the fully loaded cost of producing the same sheet in-house.