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Pricing

One platform, two operating models

Decide whether your team orchestrates onboarding, ODD, and EDD with AutoKYC’s SaaS platform or hands operations to AutoKYC analysts. Use this page to choose the operating model; use the dedicated pricing URLs when you need a precise link for finance, procurement, or compliance review.

All published prices are starting points in EUR and exclude VAT. Final pricing is negotiable based on volume, provider mix, support model, jurisdictional complexity, and contract scope.

Switch between SaaS platform and managed services pricing

Canonical pricing URL

SaaS Platform pricing

Use the dedicated SaaS pricing URL when the buyer wants platform subscription, usage, governance add-ons, and plan comparison details for an in-house compliance team.

Starts from

€199/month

Platform subscription, plus usage. EUR, excl. VAT.

  • Your team runs onboarding, ODD, EDD, rules, approvals, and audits in-house.
  • Best when compliance ownership, policy decisions, and customer contact stay internal.
  • €199/month platform subscription, plus usage, starting in EUR excl. VAT.
  • Volume and enterprise terms are scoped and negotiable.

Canonical pricing URL

Managed KYC/KYB Services pricing

Use the dedicated Managed pricing URL when the buyer wants retainer, per-case, SLA, and operating model details for outsourced onboarding, ODD, and EDD.

Starts from

€9,000/month

Managed retainer, plus case fees. EUR, excl. VAT.

  • AutoKYC analysts operate onboarding and diligence queues inside your environment.
  • Best when you need staffed case operations, QA, SLAs, and surge coverage.
  • €9,000/month retainer, plus per-case fees, starting in EUR excl. VAT.
  • Final terms are negotiated around coverage, volume, jurisdictions, and SLA depth.

Hybrid path

Combine SaaS automation with managed case operations

Some customers combine SaaS automation with managed analysts for surge coverage, high-risk queues, or a phased migration. The commercial model is quoted after scoping so both sides remain tied to the same rules engine, audit logs, SDKs, and measurable case volumes.