KYC Cost Calculator by PrimeBiometry

What it does

Real KYC pricing for 24 vendors: per-check rates, monthly minimums, liveness and AML adMost KYC vendors hide pricing behind demo calls. We mapped real per-verification costs across 24 identity verification providers – including hidden costs vendors don't put on their pricing pages: retry charges, AML re-screening fees, and minimum commitments. Enter your monthly verification volume and get an instant cost comparison 18 more vendors. Get your true monthly cost in 30 seconds.

KYC verification costs $0.05–$5 per check. Compare pricing from 25 vendors, apply monthly minimums, liveness and AML add-ons. Updated July 2026.

The cost of KYC compliance ranges from $0.05 per check at enterprise scale to $3–$5 per check on low-volume starter plans. This calculator applies real vendor pricing, monthly minimums ($49–$500 floor), and add-on costs (liveness ~$0.30 per check, AML ~$0.10 per check) so you see your true monthly spend, not just list prices. Most KYC vendors hide this behind sales calls. We don't. Most modern KYC compliance and identity verification vendors price one of two ways: per verification (you pay a few cents to a few dollars for every ID checked) or flat monthly (a bundle that covers a fixed cap of checks). Per-check vendors like Sumsub , iDenfy , and Veriff typically enforce a minimum monthly…from primebiometry.com

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