Pricing & Licensing
VerifyKit is a commercial SDK. Try everything for free in the live demo, then license it for production. Pricing is tailored to your deployment — get in touch and we'll put together a quote.
Evaluation
Free
Try the full 8-point verification pipeline before you commit.
- --Unlimited use of the live in-browser demo
- --Time-boxed evaluation build on request
- --Full documentation and API reference access
- --Community support
Commercial
Contact for pricing
Production license for teams shipping signature verification.
- --All packages: core, React, vanilla, revocation plugin
- --Production use across your applications
- --Updates and fixes within your license term
- --Email support
Enterprise
Custom
For regulated, high-assurance, and on-premise deployments.
- --Custom & national-eID trust stores
- --Priority support with SLA
- --On-premise / air-gapped distribution
- --Custom plugin and integration development
Need something specific — volume licensing, a POC, or compliance documentation? Contact us.
What every licence includes
The tiers differ in deployment, support and trust-store customisation — not in how thoroughly a signature is checked. Everything below is in all of them.
The whole verification pipeline
Eight independently-reported checks per signature — document integrity, PKCS#7 signature, signer identity, revocation, timestamp, algorithm strength, certificate chain and key usage — each with its own status and detail string. There is no cut-down tier that returns a single boolean.
134 embedded trust roots
118 from the Adobe Approved Trust List plus the 16-certificate Indian CCA hierarchy, so DigiLocker, Income Tax, MCA and GST documents resolve out of the box. Your own roots merge with them or replace them entirely.
Every package
The Rust/WASM core, the React viewer, the vanilla-JS build and the revocation plugin. Verification is not a separate licence component you buy on top of a viewer.
Browser and Node.js
The same engine runs client-side, where the PDF is never uploaded, and headless on a server. A browser check and a server check return the same verdict.
Weighing it against something else?
These comparisons are sourced from each vendor’s own documentation, and each one leads with what the other product does that VerifyKit does not.