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Plans that grow with your credentials.

Issuer or verifier, small or large. Every plan includes support for integration.

  • Launch

    From CHF199per month

    Everything you need to start.

    • Up to 250 credentials
    • Support for integration
    • E-mail support
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  • Growth

    Most chosen

    From CHF490per month

    Everything you need to scale.

    • Up to 1,500 credentials
    • Full SLA support
    • Support for integration
    • Priority e-mail support
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  • Institution

    Custom pricing

    Everything in Growth, plus:

    • Priority SLA support
    • Multi-organisation deployment
    • Training and onboarding
    • Priority e-mail and Slack support
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All prices in Swiss francs (CHF), excluding VAT. Prices for the EU on request.

Not sure which plan fits?

Start with a four-week pilot on one credential type. We tell you in the first call whether four weeks are realistic for you.

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Background: guides and glossary

What is a verifiable credential?

A digital certificate that is cryptographically signed by the issuing organisation. Anyone can check that it is authentic, unchanged and still valid, without contacting the issuer. It is stored in the holder’s wallet, not in a central database.

Does SAPIO use blockchain?

No. SAPIO uses the SD-JWT VC credential format with OpenID4VCI for issuance and OpenID4VP for verification. The issuer’s identity is published with did:webvh, which is anchored in the issuer’s own web domain. No blockchain, tokens or cryptocurrency are involved.

Which wallets can hold SAPIO credentials?

Wallets that support OpenID4VCI and SD-JWT VC. We build on the same open standards as the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Swiss trust ecosystem, and we test interoperability as a consortium partner in the WE BUILD large-scale pilot.

What does a verifier need?

A browser and the SAPIO verification flow. The holder scans a QR code, chooses what to share, and the verifier sees the result with signature, issuer and revocation checks. No integration is needed on the verifier’s side.

How long does a pilot take?

Typically four weeks from the first working session to production issuance. Your team spends about two hours defining the credential, then approves the layout and names a small test cohort.

Who is responsible for the personal data?

The issuing organisation decides what goes into a credential and acts as controller. SAPIO processes the data on its behalf under a data processing agreement. Details are in our privacy policy.