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Youverify’s billing model is designed to stay predictable as you grow. The primary meter is Add Entity — the action of bringing a new subject into the platform. Reading, monitoring, and running checks on existing entities do not consume additional entity allowance. Plan once around how many new entities you add per month, and your costs stay clear.

Sandbox vs. production

Before spending anything, use the sandbox environment to build and test your integration completely.

Sandbox

Free to use. All API calls return realistic test data but are never billed and never affect real individuals or businesses. Use the base URL https://api.sandbox.youverify.co.

Production

Billed per entity added, per your plan’s pricing. All verifications run against live data sources. Use the base URL https://api.youverify.co.
Each environment has its own API key. Never use a production API key in a test integration, and never use a sandbox key against the production base URL. Verify which key you are using before going live.

Plans and entity allowances

Every subscription plan includes a prepaid entity allowance — a pooled monthly budget of entities you can add — plus a Vyra AI token allocation for AI-agent workflows.
The entity allowance is pooled: one budget covers all entity types. A Base Entity (fully diligenced individual or business) costs one full unit. A Relationship Entity (UBO or downstream entity, typically thinly known at creation) costs a fraction — approximately half a unit — because it starts with less data. If you later promote a relationship entity to full verification, it consumes a full unit at that point.

What your plan entitles you to

Youverify bundles capabilities rather than selling them as separate licensed products. If a capability is documented, your plan can use it. Specifically, your plan determines:
  • Which API capabilities are available — including which countries, which government ID types, and which AML data sources are accessible
  • Advanced AML features — deepfake-resistant liveness, document capture, PEP screening, and adverse-media screening are bundled into all plans, not sold as add-ons
  • AI-agent workflows — Vyra-powered automation for customer onboarding, transaction monitoring, and fraud detection, metered by token usage
  • Custom Fraud Traps — availability depends on plan tier
Single-tool usage (consuming only one capability in isolation, such as government-data verification by itself) is available on Enterprise plans only, with volume pricing negotiated under a rate card. Subscription plans cover the end-to-end workflow.

Add-ons

You can extend any plan with:

Identity Verifications

Extra global identity verifications beyond your plan’s included bundle, billed per verification.

Vyra AI Tokens

Additional token allocation for AI-agent workflows beyond your plan’s included allocation.

Workflow Automation

Customer Onboarding workflow automation, if not included in your base plan tier.

Viewing your usage

Track your entity allowance consumption and Vyra AI token usage at any time in the Youverify Cowork dashboard at cowork.youverify.co. The usage dashboard shows:
  • Current-month entity count against your allowance
  • Vyra AI token consumption against your plan allocation
  • Overage accrued so far this billing period

Over-quota behaviour

If you exceed your plan’s entity allowance or Vyra AI token allocation, the API returns a 403 error. The response follows the standard error envelope:
Over-quota errors block new entity creation and chargeable AI-agent actions. Monitor your usage in the dashboard proactively — especially during onboarding campaigns or high-volume periods — to avoid disruption to your workflows.

Overage charges

If you exceed your monthly allowance, overage applies at the published per-unit rate for your plan. Overage is billed on the same cycle as your base subscription.
Your entity allowance uses one shared pool, but entity types consume it differently:
  • Base Entity (Individual or Business, standalone): 1 full unit
  • Relationship Entity (UBO or Downstream Entity, linked via parentId): approximately 0.5 units
Anti-gaming rule: if a relationship entity is promoted to full verification status (for example, a thinly-known downstream entity that later completes full KYC), it is reclassified and consumes a full unit at the time of promotion. You cannot get full diligence at the relationship rate.

Subscription lifecycle and data retention

If your subscription lapses, Youverify separates access from data retention — because your compliance records are regulated data, not just application state.
1

Grace period (7–14 days)

Full access continues with renewal reminders sent to your account email.
2

Restricted / read-only (30–60 days)

Chargeable actions are suspended. You retain read-only access to all existing records and can export data during this period.
3

Dormant / archived

Account access moves behind a reactivation paywall. All data is retained in archival storage — nothing is deleted.
4

Deletion

Data is only deleted at the end of the legal or contractual retention period, or on a documented instruction with no legal hold, after a final export is offered.
AML regulations (including FATF Recommendation 11 and most national laws) typically require KYC, CDD, and transaction records to be retained for at least 5 years after the relationship ends. Youverify will not delete your compliance data simply because a subscription lapses.

Upgrading or adjusting your plan

To upgrade your plan, purchase add-ons, or discuss Enterprise pricing, visit youverify.co or contact your account manager directly. The Enterprise plan offers:
  • Unlimited entity allowance
  • Custom Vyra AI token allocation
  • Negotiated rate card and SLA
  • Enterprise-grade support
  • Single-tool usage for isolated capability consumption
If you are building a high-volume integration or need to isolate specific capabilities (for example, running only government-data verification without the full onboarding workflow), reach out to discuss an Enterprise agreement before you start building — the pricing model is meaningfully different from subscription plans.