Shufti Pricing Overview

Shufti does not offer a permanent free plan, but it does provide a free trial that lets users to test the product before committing to a paid plan. Trial availability and duration may vary, so users should review the seller's official pricing page for the most current details.

Shufti's pricing is best suited for small businesses and startups in regulated industries, particularly financial services, fintech, consulting, legal services, and real estate, based on the concentration of G2 reviewers from those segments. The pay-as-you-go Essentials tier suits growing compliance teams running 4,500–20,000 checks annually who need KYC and AML without a large upfront commitment. G2 reviewers from mid-market financial services firms highlight Shufti's Enterprise tier for high-volume eKYC, KYB, and AML workflows. MLROs and small compliance teams specifically praise Shufti's affordability and all-in-one coverage. Individual or personal use is flagged by at least one G2 reviewer as less cost-effective.

Shufti's Free Forever tier caps usage at 10 verifications per month and covers core features: facial biometrics, document verification, Fast ID, liveness and deepfake detection, basic integrations, dashboard access, and customer support. It excludes AML screening, age verification, address verification, VideoIdent, e-signature, consent verification, risk assessment, due diligence forms, brand personalization, end-user support, and consulting. Shufti's Essentials pay-as-you-go tier adds end-user support and scales to 4,500–20,000 checks annually. Shufti's Enterprise tier unlocks the full feature set including KYB, eIDV, customization, and integration consulting. G2 reviewers confirm the free tier functions well for testing Shufti's verification stack before committing.

G2 reviewers broadly regard Shufti as good value, with multiple users explicitly citing competitive and affordable pricing relative to alternatives. Phrases like "pricing is affordable, clearly better than competitors'" and "good price while still providing very good services" appear across small-business and mid-market reviewers in financial services, consulting, and capital markets. The pay-as-you-go model earns specific praise for flexibility. The main value concern raised by G2 users is that high-volume enterprise usage can feel costly, and one legal-services reviewer noted a large initial deposit requirement creates friction for new clients. Individual or personal use is flagged by one reviewer as expensive at that scale.