Socure Pricing 2026
Four per-evaluation rates on the Launch tier ($0.80, $0.90, $1.00, $1.30) plus $1,000 in free monthly credits. Strong on US-centric ML decisioning, expanding cross-border. Enterprise tier is custom usage-based.
Socure pricing at a glance
Per-evaluation pricing with monthly free credits on the Launch tier. Four published rates depending on signal mix (document only, document + watchlist, KYC + fraud + watchlist + step-up, prefill bundle). Enterprise tier is custom usage-based with volume discounts.
The four Launch-tier rates
| Signal bundle | Per evaluation | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Document Verification (DocV) | $0.80 | ID document capture + selfie + liveness |
| DocV + Watchlist | $0.90 | Adds OFAC, PEP and global sanctions screening |
| KYC + Fraud + Watchlist + DocV step-up | $1.00 | Step-up means DocV runs only when KYC signals say risky |
| Prefill + KYC + Fraud + Watchlist + DocV step-up | $1.30 | Adds Socure Prefill to autofill the application |
The free $1,000 monthly credit
Launch tier customers get $1,000 in evaluation credit each month. At $1.00 per KYC + Fraud + Watchlist + DocV step-up evaluation, that is roughly 1,000 monthly evaluations free, before billable consumption begins. It is one of the more generous free allowances in the published-pricing tier, second only to Didit's flat 500 free Full KYC bundles per month.
Worked example: 5,000 evaluations/month, KYC + Fraud + Watchlist
Acme Neo-Bank Co. (illustrative example, not a real company) runs 5,000 monthly new-customer evaluations on the $1.00 step-up tier.
What Socure is good at
- US identity decisioning depth. Carrier, utility, public records and credit-bureau-grade signals layered with ML risk scoring.
- Step-up DocV. Pay $1.00 across the board and only spend on document verification when the cheaper signals say the applicant is risky. Cheaper than running DocV on everyone.
- Generous free credit. $1,000/mo on Launch tier lets you pilot for two to three months at low volume without paying.
What to watch on Socure
- US-centric. International workflows are weaker. For multi-region coverage compare Veriff, Sumsub and Onfido (Entrust).
- Enterprise pricing custom. At higher volumes you move off the published Launch rates into a quote.
- Pricing model can confuse procurement. Four published rates by signal bundle is more nuanced than a flat per-check rate. Make sure your model uses the right rate for the right workflow.
Compare Socure to alternatives
- Didit $0.33 bundle, cheaper but newer vendor.
- Veriff $0.80 Essential + $49/mo min, similar entry rate but more international.
- Sumsub $1.35 Basic, regulated-vertical default.
Source
Pricing verified at https://www.socure.com/pricing on 2026-06-17. Full source list at /sources.