Everybody deserves a seat at the table.
Frontbench is built for policy professionals, PR teams and lobbyists: serious Westminster monitoring at a fraction of the cost of our competitors.
Frontbench is a policy and public affairs platform for UK organisations. It covers the UK Parliament at Westminster today, and coverage of the devolved parliaments is in development. There is no free plan: every plan starts with a one-month free trial.
Advocate
Act and Report
£50 /mo
£601 billed yearly · save 15%
- 3 policy areas
- Track 15 policy priorities
- Email and briefings
Coalition
Collaborate
£152 /mo
£1,826 yearly · +£408 per seat
- 6 policy areas
- Track 40 policy priorities
- 3 seats · deep analysis
Enterprise
Depth and assurance
from £399
Custom · 5+ seats
- All policy areas
- 200+ tracked keywords
- 5+ seats
- SSO, scoped with you
- 15% consultancy discount
Every plan starts with a one-month free trial. Ask for it when you book an introduction. Prices in GBP. Downgrade any time; archived priorities are never deleted.
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Points of order.
- What is Frontbench?
- Frontbench is a policy and public affairs platform for UK organisations. It tracks who is speaking in debates on your priorities, bills and their stages, consultations and their deadlines, committees, written questions and Early Day Motions, plus estimated whip counts for MPs (how they are likely to vote), an estimated likelihood of each bill passing, amendment tracking, a team and relationship tracker covering MPs and Peers, and board reporting. It covers the UK Parliament at Westminster today, and coverage of the devolved parliaments is in development. It was founded by Lucy Croxton after seven years working in policy and public affairs.
- How much does Frontbench cost?
- Advocate is £50 a month billed annually (£601 a year), or £59 billed monthly. Coalition, with three seats for a team, is £152 a month billed annually (£1,826 a year), or £179 billed monthly. Enterprise, for five or more seats, is priced from £399 and agreed with you.
- Is there a free plan?
- No. Frontbench has no free plan. Every plan starts with a one-month free trial, so you see a brief matched to your own work before you pay.
- Is there a free trial?
- Yes. Book an introduction, ask for the one-month free trial, and we set up your organisation profile and priorities with you. You see a brief matched to your own work before you pay anything.
- Does Frontbench cover the Scottish Parliament, the Senedd or the Northern Ireland Assembly?
- Not yet. Frontbench covers the UK Parliament at Westminster, both the Commons and the Lords, along with UK government consultations. Coverage of the devolved parliaments is in development.
- Who is Frontbench for?
- Policy and public affairs teams in charities, companies, trade associations and campaign groups, and the PR and communications teams that work with them. Advocate suits one person, Coalition a team of three, and Enterprise five or more.
- What happens if I downgrade?
- You choose what to keep within the smaller plan's limits. Priorities you drop are archived, never deleted, and come back if you upgrade again.
- How do team seats work?
- Coalition includes three seats and you can add more at £408 a year per seat on annual billing, or £40 a month. Owners, admins, members and viewers share one pipeline and one record.
- Where does the data come from?
- Official parliamentary and government records, taken directly from source and refreshed every night. Nothing you read on Frontbench is second-hand reporting or someone else's summary. Whip counts and the likelihood of a bill passing are Frontbench's own estimates: use them to decide where to put your effort, and check the official record before you publish or act on them.
- What does Enterprise add?
- All policy areas, custom limits, five or more seats, and a 15% discount with our policy and campaigns consultancy partner. Single sign-on with your existing identity provider is also available: we scope it with you and agree it before you commit.