Pilot
One location, thirty days.
Fixed scope, quoted once
- Two to five verifiers, rented or supplied by you
- Deployment support and operator training
- Security and privacy review package
- Agreed metrics, written readout, rollback plan
Pricing
Priced per verifier. Started with a pilot.
Three ways to buy, in the order most businesses use them. The number on each is quoted, because hardware, deployment and term change it; the shape of the number is fixed and published here.
01 · Three ways to buy
Pilot, subscription, enterprise.
Subscription
Per verifier, per month.
Annual term, quoted per verifier
- Every verifier, location and team member in the console
- Issuer trust updates and verifier software updates
- Aggregate outcome reporting and exports
- Replacement of a failed verifier's enrollment in minutes
- Support through the console and a named contact
Enterprise
Multi-site estates.
Quoted agreement
- Casino floors, stadiums, venue and retail estates
- Hardware bundle or rental across sites
- Staged rollout with deployment partners
- Custom terms, security questionnaire and DPA
02 · What we will not do
Two commitments about the commercial model.
No data-based pricing, ever
There is no cheaper tier that collects more, no analytics upsell built on patron behaviour, and no revenue line that depends on what patrons do. There is no patron data to monetize; that is a structural fact, not a pricing policy.
No feature-gated privacy
The narrow request, the three-outcome vocabulary, suppression of small counts and the verifier lifecycle controls are the product. No tier weakens any of them.
03 · How a quote is sized
Five things set the number.
Variable Why it matters
locations The unit reporting, roles and support are organized around
verifiers per location One per simultaneous point of check
hardware Rented from us, bought outright, or already yours
deployment support Site profiling and installation effort across your estate
term Pilot, annual, or multi-year
Get a number in one conversation.
Tell us the locations and the points of check. A pilot is quoted first; production terms follow what the pilot showed.