Pricing

Free to try. Metered as you grow. Your own AWS account when you need it.

Every plan includes a block of verifications. Past the block, usage is metered per verification. Bring your own model keys and you pay for verifications only, never tokens.

Free

Try it

$0 / month

  • 50 verifications a month, hard cap
  • 200 fast checks a month
  • 50 responder answers a month
  • One organization, three users
  • Platform model keys
  • Website and document connectors
  • Public verify page and export
  • Hosted by us at app.truthlock.io
Start free

Team

Launch

$149 / month

  • 1,000 verifications included, then $0.20 each
  • 5,000 fast checks included, then $0.02 each
  • Unlimited organizations and users
  • Platform model keys, tokens at list price plus 20%
  • All connector types
  • Review queue and adjudication
  • Signed webhooks, SDKs, CLI
  • Hosted by us at app.truthlock.io
Get started

Dedicated

Your own AWS account

$3,000 / month, billed annually

  • 25,000 verifications a month included, then $0.10 each
  • 100,000 fast checks a month included, then $0.01 each
  • Your own AWS account and region; AWS usage billed to you
  • Your own model keys, held in your account
  • Managed stores and ingestion
  • Named support and onboarding
Request a stack

How metering works

Pay for what runs the pipeline.

verification
The full pipeline: extract, gather, grade, resolve, rely, attest. One unit per response, regardless of claim count. $0.20 on Team, $0.15 on Business, $0.10 on Dedicated, past the included block.
fast check
One model call over the response and what it cites, answered in about ten seconds for the chat turn that cannot wait. Not a grade. When it is not sure, the response goes on to the full pipeline, which is then a verification. $0.02 on Team, $0.015 on Business, $0.01 on Dedicated, past the included block.
reliance check
Free. Ask as often as you act.
attestation fetch
Free and public.
evidence storage
Included on hosted plans. In your own bucket, at AWS rates, on dedicated stacks.
model tokens
Passed through at the provider's list price plus 20% on platform keys, which covers card fees and price changes. Not billed at all on your own keys.

Every account has one usage view: current period by product, by organization, and by API key. Invoices and receipts are downloadable from the Company page. The Free plan is hard-capped: the billing contact is warned at 80 percent of the allowance, and past it new verifications are refused until the month turns. Team and Business can switch on the same hard cap from the Billing tab, to stop at the included block instead of paying for more. Each plan has its own rate limit, from 20 calls a minute on Free to 600 on Dedicated.

Annual billing on Team and Business takes two months off the year. Dedicated is priced on expected volume and region; the figure above is the floor for a single-region stack with named support, and it excludes the AWS usage in your account, typically a few hundred dollars a month at this volume.

Questions

Before you ask.

Can I start hosted and move to a dedicated stack?

Yes. Export the company, stand up the stack, import. Records and attestations carry across because the signatures are over content, not location.

Do my own keys reduce the bill?

Yes. With your keys we never see tokens, so we never bill them. You pay the vendor directly and us per verification.

What counts as a verification?

One submitted response, however many claims it contains. A run that fails is not charged.

Is there a warranty on grades?

Not today. The record is the product: it shows what the grade rested on so you can defend it. We are evaluating a certificate-backed warranty for dedicated customers.

What if I run out?

Verifications are refused with a clear error, never silently degraded. Reliance and attestation reads keep working.

Can we invoice instead of a card?

Business and Dedicated, yes.

What does a verification cost in model tokens?

On platform keys, a typical three-to-eight-claim response runs $0.03 to $0.12 in tokens at current list prices, before the 20% above. On your own keys it is between you and the provider.

Start with one organization and one hierarchy.