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Socure plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Socure LaunchHighlightedGet started in hours with pre-built solutions built for speed and performance. | $0.80 | per evaluation |
| Socure EnterpriseGet the full RiskOS experience with tailored solutions, case management, custom dashboards, and more. | Usage-based pricing with volume discounts |
As printed on the page captured September 19, 2026.
How does Socure pricing work?
The value metric is the evaluation, one verification decision on one person, priced by the checks it runs. 'Document Verification (DocV) $0.80 per evaluation' covers an ID scan and selfie, '+ Watchlist' adds a sanctions screen for $0.90, 'KYC + Fraud + Watchlist, DocV Step up' is $1.00, and 'Prefill, KYC + Fraud + Watchlist, DocV Step up' is $1.30. Each step adds named capabilities in the bullets, so a risk team builds its funnel from the controls it needs and sees what each one costs. Launch includes '$1,000 in free monthly credits', and the FAQ completes the mechanic: additional evaluations are 'billed at the solution-level rate'.
The page offers two paths from the hero. 'Start fast or go deep with enterprise-grade identity, fraud, and compliance infrastructure.' sits over two cards: Socure Launch, 'Best for fast startups and developers needing limited customization', with Start building, and Socure Enterprise, with 'Volume & spend-based pricing' and Talk to an expert. A customer logo band follows, then the four priced Launch solutions as a grid, an Enterprise band, a 'Product Feature Comparison' table, four FAQ rows and a closing band with both CTAs. The FAQ confirms the expansion path: 'Many customers start with Launch and move to RiskOS Enterprise as they scale.'
Pricing the decision rather than the API calls behind it keeps the bill in the buyer's terms, cost per user onboarded, and lets Socure package data sources, models and screening into one rate. The recurring credit is a meaningful production allowance: at $0.80 it covers 1,250 document verifications a month, enough for an early-stage company to run live traffic before a bill arrives. Enterprise prices on 'Usage-based pricing with volume discounts' and adds eight more solutions, from Bank Account Verification to Age Assurance, along with a dedicated account team, data science support and quarterly reviews. Commitments and volume are shaped there, while Launch carries the published rates.
What does Socure's pricing page do well?
- Four per-evaluation prices are published, $0.80, $0.90, $1.00 and $1.30, each attached to a named bundle of checks
- Every price step maps to the bullets below it, so the ten cents from DocV to DocV plus Watchlist buys one stated capability
- '$1,000 in free monthly credits' is a recurring allowance, set in color on the Launch card
- 'Time to Go Live' opens the comparison table at '1 Hour' for Launch and '1 Week' for Enterprise
- The first FAQ answer, 'How does billing work?', states the credit allowance, the overage rule and the Enterprise model in three sentences
What does Socure's pricing page reveal about its pricing strategy?
- The unit is an outcome, a verification decision, so data sources and fraud models are packaged into one per-evaluation rate
- A monthly credit worth 1,250 document verifications at the entry rate lets a startup run production traffic on Launch before paying
- Prices rise in steps of ten to thirty cents as checks are added, a menu that lets a risk team trade cost against assurance
- Enterprise adds people as well as products: solution consultants, data science support and quarterly business reviews, priced on volume and spend
- 'MCP Server Support' appears in the Integration row for both plans, a sign that identity checks are being built for agent-driven workflows
Learn with Orb
- GuideWhat is outcome-based pricing? Socure prices each verification decision as a bundle of checks, from $0.80 to $1.30 per evaluation; Orb's guide covers charging for results and how that differs from charging for usage.
- ProductPrepaid credits Launch includes $1,000 in free monthly credits drawn down by evaluations; Orb's prepaid credits cover credit balances customers draw down and how credit rates shape where value is captured.
- GuideAn expert's guide to enterprise pricing for SaaS Enterprise moves to volume and spend-based pricing with solution consultants and quarterly business reviews; Orb's enterprise guide covers what to weigh when prices are set deal by deal.
Questions about Socure pricing
How much does Socure cost?
Socure's pricing starts at $0.80 per evaluation. The page shows 2 plans, including a free plan, with the top plan priced through sales.
What pricing model does Socure use?
Socure prices by usage, combined with credits. Buyers can sign up on their own or go through the sales team. Its plans are aimed mainly at developers.
Does Socure have a free plan?
Yes, Socure has a free plan. Paid plans start at $0.80 per evaluation.
Does Socure offer an annual discount?
Socure's pricing page shows a single billing period. The listed prices start at $0.80 per evaluation. Terms for the plans priced through sales are set with the sales team.
How is Socure's pricing page laid out?
The page shows 2 plans, highlights Socure Launch, and includes a comparison table and an FAQ. The breakdown above marks 14 points on it: 9 things it does well and 5 insights into the pricing.
How do the Socure Launch monthly credits work?
Socure Launch includes "$1,000 in free monthly credits" that apply to its per-evaluation solutions, which range from $0.80 per evaluation for Document Verification (DocV) to $1.30 per evaluation for Prefill, KYC + Fraud + Watchlist, DocV Step up. Once the credits are used, any additional evaluations are "billed at the solution-level rate". The comparison table summarizes Launch pricing as "Per evaluation with $1k/mo in credits".
Can I start on Socure Launch and upgrade to Socure Enterprise later?
Yes. Socure's FAQ answers this directly: "Absolutely. Many customers start with Launch and move to RiskOS Enterprise as they scale." Enterprise offers "Usage-based pricing with volume discounts" and adds solutions such as Bank Account Verification, Workforce Verification, Trust & Safety, Age Assurance and Custom Workflows. It also includes SAML and SSO support and custom user roles and permissions.
What integration support does Socure include with each plan?
Socure Launch includes "comprehensive API documentation, integration guides, in-app chat, and ticketed support", and the comparison table lists a go-live time of 1 Hour. Socure Enterprise customers get "dedicated customer success managers who provide white-glove implementation assistance", along with a Solutions Consultant embedded in your stack, Data Science support for analysis and tuning, and quarterly performance and business reviews. Both plans offer Direct API, Hosted UI, the DocV & Digital Intelligence SDK and MCP Server Support.
From the page as captured September 19, 2026. Current prices are on socure.com
WorkOS
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