An Enhesa alternative that answers in seconds, with the source
RegAffairs AI is an Enhesa alternative that gives you cited regulatory answers in seconds, without a sales call.
Start self-serve, free to try with no credit card.
Read something in Chemical Watch that raised a question? Ask about the CAS number, ingredient limit or restriction, then open the official source behind each claim. The research trail stays on the answer page.
Why teams look for an Enhesa alternative
The question on your desk is specific. Is DEHP, CAS 117-81-7, restricted under REACH Annex XVII? What is the harmonised CLP classification of formaldehyde? Which rules apply to the same ingredient in the EU and UK?
You need an answer you can use, with the evidence beside it. RegAffairs AI gives regulatory affairs teams, product stewards and Only Representatives:
- A direct answer to a plain-language question, cited to official regulatory sources.
- Source documents you can open to check the legal basis.
- A public per-user price and a self-serve start today.
- Several jurisdictions in one question, with findings on one page.
RegAffairs AI vs Enhesa: starting and pricing
Enhesa, which owns Chemical Watch, sells Chemical Watch News & Insight. Its pricing page says pricing is tailored to your regulatory needs and invites buyers to talk with its team for a quote.
| RegAffairs AI | Enhesa (including Chemical Watch) | |
|---|---|---|
| How you start | Ask your first question now, free, no credit card | Talk with the Enhesa team for a tailored quote |
| Published price | Free to try; Pro $100 per user per month; Enterprise on request | Pricing tailored to your regulatory needs |
A Chemical Watch alternative for cited substance checks
Ask in plain language. RegAffairs AI searches official sources including the ECHA Candidate List, REACH Annex XIV and XVII, the C&L inventory, CLH, CosIng, EU food additives, EU pesticides, TSCA, UK REACH and KKDIK.
Inline citations open the stored source document. Every claim links to its source, and the research trail shows how the answer was built.
The homepage shows a worked example: "Is TiO2 still harmonised as Carc. 2 under CLP?" The answer cites Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/217 and General Court judgment T-279/20 and T-288/20. It shows six research steps and 48 seconds.
Use quick answers for a status check. Use Pro's deep research mode when a question needs more digging.
One question across chemicals, cosmetics, food and pharma
A substance question often crosses markets. Ask whether DEHP is restricted under REACH Annex XVII, UK REACH and US TSCA, and how the restrictions differ. The cited findings come back in one answer.
A cosmetics team can ask whether salicylic acid is allowed in leave-on products in the EU and UK, and at what maximum concentration. A food or pesticides team can ask for the EU maximum residue level for glyphosate in wheat.
The corpus includes chemicals, cosmetics, food, pesticides, biocides and pharma registers. See the coverage page for sources and jurisdictions.
For register background, read the CosIng database guide or the EU pesticides database guide. Explore the chemicals, cosmetics, food and pharma pages.
Enhesa alternative pricing
RegAffairs AI is free to try, with no credit card and no demo call. Pro costs $100 per user per month and includes unlimited questions, deep research and the full corpus across jurisdictions. Cancel anytime. Enterprise is available on request for seats, SSO and procurement.
Enhesa gives a tailored quote after discussing scope with its team. With RegAffairs AI, the price is public before you start.
An Enhesa alternative for the questions your team handles daily
- Regulatory affairs and product stewardship: check SVHC status, Annex XVII restrictions and CLH updates against official sources.
- Only Representatives: repeat substance lookups across clients and compare jurisdictions in one question. See the Only Representatives use case.
- SDS authors: check CLP classifications and regulatory status against the underlying text. See the SDS authors use case.
- Cosmetics and food teams: research CosIng, SCCS opinions, additives and contaminants with citations attached.
- Pharma regulatory affairs: ask across EMA, FDA and national registers.
FAQ
What is the best Enhesa alternative for a small regulatory team?
RegAffairs AI gives a small team cited answers without a demo call. Start free with no credit card.
How is RegAffairs AI different from Chemical Watch?
Chemical Watch, part of Enhesa, publishes news and insight on regulatory developments. RegAffairs AI answers your specific substance or product question, with each claim linked to official regulatory text.
How much does Enhesa cost compared with RegAffairs AI?
Enhesa's pricing page says pricing is tailored to your needs and directs buyers to its team for a quote. RegAffairs AI publishes its prices.
Is my data used to train models?
No. The product FAQ states that questions are never used to train models. Data is processed and stored in the EU by default.
Ask the question you'd have searched Chemical Watch for
Start with a CAS number or an ingredient limit. Get the answer, open the sources and follow the research trail.