# Verifieddit Pricing — Free | Enterprise (via Trusteddit)

Verifieddit's verification tool is free to use. Content credential **issuing** at compliance scale lives on the paired enterprise domain at [trusteddit.com](https://trusteddit.com/?utm_source=verifieddit&utm_medium=pricing-md&utm_campaign=primary-link).

## Free

**$0** — for anyone who needs to check if a file is what it claims to be.

Includes:

- Verify any image, video, audio, or PDF
- C2PA Content Credential validation in your browser
- AI content detection (server-side, rate-limited per month for guests)
- Chrome extension for right-click verification on any webpage
- Public ddit.wtf permalinks + shareable verification badges (after sign-in)
- 100% private — no file uploads, no server-side processing
- GDPR compliant, MIT licensed source code

CTA: **Verify a file** at [verifieddit.com](https://verifieddit.com/).

## Enterprise — via Trusteddit

**Talk to us** — for compliance teams, content licensors, and organisations preparing for the EU AI Act.

Everything in Free, plus:

- **Audit-ready PKI** for signing your own content credentials
- **EU AI Act Article 50 audit pack** — pre-baked compliance evidence
- **DPA + SLA** — data processing agreement and service level agreement
- **Bulk content credential issuing API** for platform-scale operations
- **Custom-branded badges** on your domain
- **Org-wide Chrome extension** via Chrome enterprise policy
- **Dedicated account manager** + named technical contact
- **Unlimited AI content detection** at scale

CTA: **Talk to Trusteddit** — [trusteddit.com](https://trusteddit.com/?utm_source=verifieddit&utm_medium=pricing-md&utm_campaign=enterprise-cta).

## Why two tiers, not three

Council guidance (2026-05-16): the real buyer for content provenance in 2026 is compliance, legal, EU-regulated content producers, and stock/media licensing platforms — not individuals on a $9/month plan. The intermediate paid consumer tier was retired. Free serves discovery; Enterprise serves the buyer.

## Open source

Verifieddit's frontend is MIT licensed and open on [GitHub](https://github.com/Sanmarcsoft/verifieddit-www). Self-hosting is supported; commercial support is via the Enterprise tier above.