Pricing

Simple, scalable pricing

Start free. Upgrade as you grow. Talk to us for regulated and large-scale deployments.

Starter

For small teams and pilots

$99/month
Start free trial
  • 1 organization
  • Up to 500 users
  • Basic credential issuance
  • Credential wallet
  • Public verification page
  • Standard audit logs
  • Email support

Enterprise

For regulated and large organizations

Custom
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  • Unlimited organizations by contract
  • Custom user limits
  • Advanced security review support
  • FedRAMP-aligned deployment support
  • Dedicated environment option
  • Custom branding
  • SSO-ready architecture placeholder
  • Advanced audit exports
  • SLA option
  • Dedicated support

Prices are configurable by your administrator. No payment processor is connected in this starter — trials begin immediately and billing can be added later.

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CapabilityStarterProfessionalEnterprise
Organizations1Up to 10Unlimited by contract
UsersUp to 500Up to 10,000Custom
Credential issuance
Credential wallet
Public verification page
Standard audit logs
Advanced credential schemas
Issuer & verifier roles
Revocation registry
Tamper-evident ledger
API access
Compliance reports
FedRAMP-aligned deployment support
Dedicated environment option
Custom branding
SSO-ready architecture (placeholder)
Advanced audit exports
SLA option
SupportEmailPriorityDedicated

Pricing FAQ

No. BlockID uses a private, append-only, hash-chained ledger inside your own MySQL database. There is no token, no public chain, and no sensitive personal data published to any blockchain.
Traditional systems copy sensitive personal data into many systems, increasing breach exposure. BlockID issues verifiable credentials that can be checked cryptographically, supports selective disclosure, and minimizes unnecessary storage of sensitive identity data.
Yes. Verifiers can confirm a credential's signature, issuer, and ledger record locally. Revocation and expiry are also checked, so trust does not require a live call to the issuer for every verification.
No. BlockID offers a FedRAMP-aligned architecture and supports FedRAMP readiness. Formal authorization requires independent assessment before authorization.
Public keys are stored in the DID registry. Private keys should be held in an external KMS/HSM in production. The starter encrypts demo keys at rest with an application key — see the Security page.
Self-service signups start as a trial with no payment processor connected. Your administrator can later connect billing or arrange invoicing. Contact sales for Enterprise terms.