How DropClerk compares

Four ways to run the DROP cycle. Vendor columns are from their own pages as of 2026-09-28; a question mark means the page does not say.

Question DropClerkSelf-serve, live and available now YouPortal and your own script DataGrailEnterprise platform, shipped June 2026 TranscendEnterprise platform, early access KetchEnterprise platform, blog claims only
Pulls the state's lists Yes, with your API key No, you do Yes Yes, or you upload the file Yes
Hashes and matches your records Yes, in your browser No, custom script Yes, in their cloud, from hashes you make No, you do, then upload the matches Yes, in their cloud
Your data stays with you Yes Yes No, your hashes go to DataGrail No, matched rows sent to Transcend Not stated
Deletes from your systems No, you delete your own data No Yes, with integrations Yes, with integrations Yes, with integrations
Files the response with the state Yes No, you do Yes No, you upload it; automating this is on their roadmap Not stated
Audit log Yes, every call, exportable No, your notes Not stated Not stated Yes
Due-date reminders Yes, 14, 7 and 1 days out No, your calendar Not stated Not stated Not stated
Hash verifier Yes, free, public No, your own tests Not stated Not stated Not stated
To start Create an account Read the spec, write the script Request a demo Request a demo Request a demo
Price $99/month per registration, first cycle free Your time Not published Not published Not published
Contract None, cancel any time None Not published Not published Not published

DataGrail and Ketch match inside their platform and delete across your systems. Transcend leaves the hashing and matching to you. DropClerk pulls, matches in your browser, and files; you delete on your own side.

Sources: DataGrail (and its docs), Transcend, Ketch. Wrong about your product? support@dropclerk.com. Trademarks belong to their owners; DropClerk is not affiliated with any of them.

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