What you pay, and who pays.
Signura is a usage-metered utility with two sides: relying agents pay to verify and rely on a claim, issuers pay to publish and stand behind one. Enterprise terms are agreed directly.
Relying-party access
For teams whose agents must act on a counterparty's claim without re-verifying it from source.
- Reliance and verification API
- Priced per reliance event, not per seat
- Real-time freshness and revocation checks
- Every reliance retained as evidence
Issuer access
For organisations that hold authoritative facts and will stand behind them on defined terms.
- Publish signed, revocable attestations
- Define scope and liability per type
- Revocation propagated to relying parties
- Attestation-management subscription
Enterprise agreement
For regulated firms operating both sides at scale under named human governance.
- Configurable scope, thresholds and expiry
- Governance console and escalation routing
- Policy-as-code reliance limits
- Audit-ready evidence retention
Scoping
How pricing is scoped.
We anchor a price on the facts your agents actually depend on and the limits your governors set, rather than on a headcount.
Name the facts you rely on
We start with the common, high-frequency claims your agents depend on — licence validity, policy status, certifications, granted permissions — and the counterparties that hold them.
Set your governed limits
Your governors define which issuers and attestation types are admissible, under what scope, value thresholds and expiry, before any agent relies on a claim.
Meter reliance in production
You pay each time an agent verifies and relies on an attestation; issuers pay to publish and manage the attestations they stand behind.
Agree an enterprise term
Once two-sided volume is established, an annual quote-based agreement fixes limits, support and evidence retention across both sides of the exchange.
Questions
What you pay for, and how.
What determines the price?
The primary meter is per-reliance-event usage — a fee each time a relying agent verifies and relies on an attestation. Issuers pay separately for issuance and management, and enterprise agreements are quote-based with limits set by your governors.
Why is relying cheaper than verifying from source?
A reliance event is priced at a fraction of a fresh from-source verification because the checking work has already been done and signed for by the issuer that stands behind the claim. You verify their proof rather than repeat their work.
Does pricing scale with seats or with usage?
With usage. Per-reliance fees track inter-agent transaction volume rather than headcount, so cost follows how often your agents actually act on a counterparty's claim.
Do issuers pay, or get paid?
Issuers pay to publish signed, scoped, revocable attestations and to manage their lifecycle. In return they answer a common fact once, on defined liability terms, instead of fielding the same request pairwise, forever.
Does paying for reliance just shift liability around?
No. A named issuer stands behind each attestation on explicitly scoped terms, and the fee reflects that transferred liability. If a relied-upon claim is wrong, the liable party and the scope they accepted are recorded in the evidence trail, not left ambiguous.
How does procurement work?
We sell design-partner-led to enterprises. Engagements are led by security, IAM and compliance functions that value an inspectable evidence trail, and terms are agreed directly rather than through a self-serve checkout.
Which budget does this typically come from?
Buyers commonly fund it from security, IAM or compliance lines — the same budgets that already carry the cost of re-verification and the risk of acting on an unverified claim.
Can we start small?
Yes. You can land with a narrow band of common facts and a small set of issuers, then expand as two-sided reliance volume grows. Value does not depend on ecosystem-wide adoption first.
Is there a public price list?
Not yet. Pricing is scoped per engagement while we establish reliance volume with early issuers and relying parties. What is fixed is the shape: usage-metered reliance, issuer issuance and management, and quote-based enterprise limits.
Scope pricing to your reliance volume.
Tell us which counterparty claims your agents act on, and who you would rely on to attest them, and we will scope terms for both sides.