Our third sector commitment
We’re committed to helping the third sector by providing solutions at a discounted rate or completely free of charge.
Our commitment to doing good
Yoti was built on a strong framework of ethical principles. One of those principles is to make Yoti available to everyone, which is why the Yoti app will always be free for individuals.
Some of our solutions are also free or discounted if you are an eligible charity. Our pricing schedule below has details of which solutions are free and which are discounted.
Find out if you qualify as an eligible charity here.
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Pricing for the third sector
We offer discounts for eligible charities on our three main products. If you’re interested in applying for these discounts, please get in touch.
Yoti app
FREE
No minimum volumes, no minimum contract no integration fees
- Identity verification
- Age verification
- Authentication
- Third party credential issuance
Doc Scan
50% off
£0.50 per compliant ID verification
- Identity verification
- Age verification
- Embedded into your user flows
Yoti Sign
50% off
£25 per month for 10 users / 125 envelopes
- Secure, simple e-signing
- Free 14-day trial
Help us promote tech for good
As a B Corp, we are committed to balancing profit with doing good for our users, suppliers, partners and staff. Our amazing integrations team are the best, but we only have limited resources.
If you are an agency, consultancy or businesses who shares our values of tech for good and are able to help as intermediaries with our charity commitment, please get in touch.
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