Stop buying standards one at a time

If you've been buying standards document by document, you've been overpaying. With an iTeh Subscription, your team gets ongoing access to entire collections of standards for a fraction of what individual purchases would cost — and you keep that access for as long as the subscription runs.

Two ways to subscribe — pick what fits you

Whole collections. One subscription unlocks every standard published by an entire issuing body — ISO, IEC, EN, ASTM, SIST, and more. Perfect for organizations that work across topics and want a single, predictable line item instead of dozens of one-off invoices.

Specific ICS scope. Only need standards in your industry niche? Subscribe to a single ICS classification (welding, cybersecurity, aerospace, medical devices…) and unlock just the standards that apply to your work. Lower cost, zero clutter.

Either way, the math comes out the same: a few months of routine references and your subscription has already paid for itself compared to per-document pricing.

Built for teams

• Multi-seat from day one. Add as many concurrent reader seats as your team needs. Volume discounts kick in automatically.
• Engineering Workplace included. Every subscription comes with our in-browser markup tools — highlight clauses, sketch redlines, drop notes, and share annotations across your team without ever leaving the standard. Read more →
• Monthly or annual — start month-to-month while you evaluate, switch to annual for a deeper discount when you're ready to commit.
• Cancel anytime. No multi-year contracts, no early-termination penalties.

What's included

• Unlimited reads of every standard in your subscription scope.
• The full Engineering Workplace markup layer on every document.
• Personal or business account modes — bring your team or fly solo.
• Updates as standards revise — newer editions are part of the same subscription.

Get started

Browse the body catalog or pick an ICS classification and click Subscribe. Your subscription is live the moment payment clears, and the first document you open is already a saving.

Try it now — pick a body or ICS that fits your work and start reading.