Priced per engineer. Free for fourteen days.
No card to start. A trial is the full product against one tenant, which is enough to run it on real calls before deciding.
Per engineer, not per verification.
Charging per verification would bill you more every time you applied a security control. Seats keep the bill predictable and the incentive pointing the right way.
One tenant, full verification flow, no card. Long enough to run it against real calls.
- 14 days, no card required
- One Microsoft Entra tenant
- Up to 3 engineer seats
- Direct and approver verification
- Full audit trail
One organisation verifying its own staff. Single tenant, single consent.
- One Microsoft Entra tenant
- Unlimited verifications
- Direct and approver verification
- Email and read-aloud delivery
- Full audit trail and CSV export
- Drift monitoring on your CA policy
Verifying callers across many client tenants, with PSA linkage and per-client records.
- Unlimited client tenants
- Self-serve tenant onboarding
- ConnectWise ticket writeback
- Per-client drift monitoring
- Agent credentials with capability limits
- MCP server for AI service desk agents
Self-hosted, private tenancy, or procurement that needs a paper trail.
- Everything in Managed provider
- Self-hosted or private deployment
- SSO and SCIM for engineer accounts
- Custom data residency
- Security review and DPA support
Prices exclude VAT. Every plan includes the full verification flow — the difference is how many tenants you onboard and what you connect it to.
Billing, in detail.
What counts as an engineer seat?
Anyone who can start a verification from the console. Callers are never charged for, and there is no per-verification cost — verify as often as you like.
What happens at the end of the trial?
Verification stops and your audit history stays readable. Nothing is deleted, and the Conditional Access objects in your tenant remain yours — we include the two commands to remove them if you would rather they went.
Do you need a card for the trial?
No. The trial ends on its own rather than converting.
Can we self-host?
On the Enterprise plan, yes. The service is a single Node process and a table store; the parts that must stay in your control already do, because authentication happens in your tenant either way.
Run it against a real call this afternoon.
Setup is one consent and one policy, and finishes by verifying you — so you see the whole flow work before you put it in front of an engineer.