Why we charge per successful verification

Most verification pricing punishes you for things outside your control. You get billed for every send attempt, every retry, and every undelivered message — so when a carrier drops traffic, you pay for the failure. We took the opposite stance: you are charged only for outcomes you actually got.

One number: $0.01 per success

A verification is “successful” when the code is delivered and the user enters it correctly. That single event costs $0.01. Failed deliveries, expired codes, and wrong guesses are free. There is no per-message fee hiding underneath, and no monthly subscription to sit on top.

Free to start, prepaid to scale

Every account starts with 500 free verifications — enough to build, test, and ship a first integration without a card. After that you top up with prepaid packs and draw down as you verify:

• $5, $20, $50, and $100 prepaid packs — pick a size, the balance never expires into a subscription.
• No seats, no tiers, no minimums — a side project and a scaling startup pay the same per-success rate.
• Spend only as you grow — credits draw down per verification, so cost tracks real usage.

The Safety Floor keeps abuse off your bill

Pay-per-success could be gamed by floods of junk traffic, so the Safety Floor watches for abuse patterns and runaway spend and throttles suspicious requests automatically. It protects your balance from bots without you configuring anything.

The result is an incentive we’re happy to live with: we only earn when your users actually get verified. If WhatsApp delivery slips, that’s our problem to fix — not a line item we quietly bill you for.