Explore how Zoiko iD can fit your enterprise
Zoiko iD is designed for identity, credentials, delegated authority and evidence across people, organizations, services, machines and AI agents. A proposal reflects the scope of your evaluation, not a list price.
why Zoiko ID Pricing?
Zoiko iD pricing and usage terms depend on the capabilities and deployment scope approved for a specific evaluation. Public pricing figures, units and plans are shown only when formally published.
01
What determines a proposal?
These are evaluation inputs, the questions a sales conversation will explore. They are not approved billing meters, and listing one does not mean it will be charged.
Actor classes
Which people, organizations, services, machines and agents are in scope.
Evaluation input
Products and capabilities
Which Zoiko iD capabilities you want to evaluate.
Evaluation input
Integration pattern
How the platform would sit beside your existing systems.
Evaluation input
Security and deployment needs
Security requirements, evidence retention and deployment considerations.
Evaluation input
Each factor is a question for evaluation. No unit, quantity or charge is implied by naming it.
02
Capability families
Six capability areas, each linking to source-controlled product material. Naming an area does not confirm that it is included in any proposal.
Authentication & SSO
Sign-in and federation alongside your existing identity provider.
Identity verification and credentials
Verification of claims and the issuing of credentials.
Delegated authority and authorization
Bounded permission to act for another party.
Machine and AI-agent identity
Identity and sponsorship for non-human actors.
Continuous trust and revocation
Re-evaluating access as context changes.
Evidence and enterprise integration
Decision evidence and integration with enterprise systems.
03
Actors and usage dimensions
Actor type does not set a price unit. Humans, organizations, services, machines and AI agents are governed differently, and naming one does not define how a proposal is structured.
People and organizations
Services and machines
AI agents
Commercial questions, not counters. No totals, counters or quoted figures appear on this page.
04
What we can and cannot publish today
This page shows one of three disclosure states. Each state is set by the commercial registry, not by the page author.
- State A · Published
Public pricing available
Shown only when a verified catalog entry has a price, unit, conditions and effective date.
Not shown in this layout
- State B · On request
Discuss commercial scope with sales
The default state. Scope is reviewed with sales, and no figure is shown.
Active in this layout
- State C · Unknown
Commercial record unavailable
The commercial source cannot be verified. A neutral route is shown; no zero or placeholder value.
Neutral route shown
Never shown: zero figures, “TBD” presented as a price, crossed-out amounts, or unapproved discounts. No free plan or free trial is stated in any published source.
05
Considerations that shape an evaluation
These dependencies affect a proposal. This page does not promise any cloud provider, region, service level or data residency.
Identity estate
How existing identity providers and directories connect.
Security requirements
Controls your security team will need to review.
Evidence retention
How long decision records are kept, and who can see them.
Enterprise provisioning
How accounts and roles are created and maintained.
Privacy and data handling
What personal data is processed, and under which notices.
06
Three ways to evaluate: buyer steps, not plans
These are orientation steps for an enterprise conversation. They are not licensed tiers, packages or editions.
Explore the platform
Understand the capabilities and how they fit together.
Route pending registry
Validate architecture and assurance
Review architecture, security and privacy material with your team.
Route pending registry
Discuss commercial fit
Describe your scope and let sales review what applies to you.
Route pending registry
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Questions to prepare before you contact us
Do not include secrets, credentials, regulated records or identifiable customer data.
Use case
The business problem you are solving.
Expected actor types
Which people, services and agents you expect.
Company context
Your sector and the teams involved.
Implementation stage
Early evaluation, pilot planning or rollout planning.
Environment complexity (optional)
A rough description, not a full inventory.
Questions for the team
Anything the evaluation team should address.
08
Material terms come from their owners
Public claims here are high level. Detailed security evidence, privacy terms and contractual material are held by their owning destinations.
Trust Center
Security and compliance evidence, with its scope.
Route pending registry
Privacy
Privacy architecture and data handling.
Route pending registry
Legal terms
Notices and contractual information.
Route pending registry
09
Talk to an identity expert
This is the single route to a commercial conversation on this page. A form appears here only once it has been separately approved and connected to the sales intake.
The approved fields are Name, Work email, Organization, Inquiry category, optional scope notes, a privacy notice link, and a separate, optional marketing consent. No submit control is shown here.
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Questions and answers
Not in this layout. Public prices, units and plans are shown only when formally published. Otherwise, scope is discussed with sales.
Actor classes, products and capabilities, integration pattern, identity, authority and evidence scope, security and deployment needs, and service obligations.
No free plan is stated in any published source. Ask sales about your evaluation options.
These are part of the capability families above. Which parts apply to your evaluation is confirmed in the conversation with sales.
No. An inquiry is not a contract, an offer or an acceptance of one. It means the request was received.
We will tell you plainly what is and is not available for your scope. Regional and capability availability is confirmed before any commitment.
Discuss an identity infrastructure evaluation.
Describe your use case, and our team will confirm what applies to your scope. Submitting an inquiry creates no contractual commitment or offer.
Pricing & Enterprise
Explore how Zoiko iD
can fit your enterprise
Zoiko iD is designed for identity, credentials, delegated authority and evidence across people, organizations, services, machines and AI agents. A proposal reflects the scope of your evaluation, not a list price.
The short answer
Zoiko iD pricing and usage terms depend on the capabilities and deployment scope approved for a specific evaluation. Public pricing figures, units and plans are shown only when formally published.
View the platform & usage model → (route pending registry)
01
What determines a proposal?
These are evaluation inputs, the questions a sales conversation will explore. They are not approved billing meters, and listing one does not mean it will be charged.
Actor classes
Which people, organizations, services, machines and agents are in scope.
Evaluation input
Products and capabilities
Which Zoiko iD capabilities you want to evaluate.
Evaluation input
Integration pattern
How the platform would sit beside your existing systems.
Evaluation input
Security and deployment needs
Security requirements, evidence retention and deployment considerations.
Evaluation input
Each factor is a question for evaluation. No unit, quantity or charge is implied by naming it.
02
Capability families
Six capability areas, each linking to source-controlled product material. Naming an area does not confirm that it is included in any proposal.
Authentication & SSO
Sign-in and federation alongside your existing identity provider.
Identity verification and credentials
Verification of claims and the issuing of credentials.
Delegated authority and authorization
Bounded permission to act for another party.
Machine and AI-agent identity
Identity and sponsorship for non-human actors.
Continuous trust and revocation
Re-evaluating access as context changes.
Evidence and enterprise integration
Decision evidence and integration with enterprise systems.
03
Actors and usage dimensions
Actor type does not set a price unit. Humans, organizations, services, machines and AI agents are governed differently, and naming one does not define how a proposal is structured.
People and organizations
Services and machines
AI agents
Commercial questions, not counters. No totals, counters or quoted figures appear on this page.
04
What we can and cannot publish today
This page shows one of three disclosure states. Each state is set by the commercial registry, not by the page author.
Public pricing available
Shown only when a verified catalog entry has a price, unit, conditions and effective date.
Not shown in this layout
Discuss commercial scope with sales
The default state. Scope is reviewed with sales, and no figure is shown.
Active in this layout
Commercial record unavailable
The commercial source cannot be verified. A neutral route is shown; no zero or placeholder value.
Neutral route shown
Never shown: zero figures, “TBD” presented as a price, crossed-out amounts, or unapproved discounts. No free plan or free trial is stated in any published source.
05
Considerations that shape an evaluation
These dependencies affect a proposal. This page does not promise any cloud provider, region, service level or data residency.
Identity estate
How existing identity providers and directories connect.
Security requirements
Controls your security team will need to review.
Evidence retention
How long decision records are kept, and who can see them.
Enterprise provisioning
How accounts and roles are created and maintained.
Privacy and data handling
What personal data is processed, and under which notices.
06
Three ways to evaluate: buyer steps, not plans
These are orientation steps for an enterprise conversation. They are not licensed tiers, packages or editions.
Explore the platform
Understand the capabilities and how they fit together.
Route pending registry
Validate architecture and assurance
Review architecture, security and privacy material with your team.
Route pending registry
Discuss commercial fit
Describe your scope and let sales review what applies to you.
Route pending registry
07
Questions to prepare before you contact us
Do not include secrets, credentials, regulated records or identifiable customer data.
- Use caseThe business problem you are solving.
- Company contextYour sector and the teams involved.
- Environment complexity (optional)A rough description, not a full inventory.
- Expected actor typesWhich people, services and agents you expect.
- Implementation stageEarly evaluation, pilot planning or rollout planning.
- Questions for the teamAnything the evaluation team should address.
08
Material terms come from their owners
Public claims here are high level. Detailed security evidence, privacy terms and contractual material are held by their owning destinations.
- Trust CenterSecurity and compliance evidence, with its scope.Route pending registry
- PrivacyPrivacy architecture and data handling.Route pending registry
- Legal termsNotices and contractual information.Route pending registry
09
Talk to an identity expert
This is the single route to a commercial conversation on this page. A form appears here only once it has been separately approved and connected to the sales intake.
Form not yet enabledThe approved fields are Name, Work email, Organization, Inquiry category, optional scope notes, a privacy notice link, and a separate, optional marketing consent. No submit control is shown here.
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Questions and answers
- Are Zoiko iD prices public?
- Not in this layout. Public prices, units and plans are shown only when formally published. Otherwise, scope is discussed with sales.
- What affects a proposal?
- Actor classes, products and capabilities, integration pattern, identity, authority and evidence scope, security and deployment needs, and service obligations.
- Is there a free plan?
- No free plan is stated in any published source. Ask sales about your evaluation options.
- Can we evaluate machine and agent identity?
- These are part of the capability families above. Which parts apply to your evaluation is confirmed in the conversation with sales.
- Does requesting a conversation create a commitment?
- No. An inquiry is not a contract, an offer or an acceptance of one. It means the request was received.
- What if my region or capability is unsupported?
- We will tell you plainly what is and is not available for your scope. Regional and capability availability is confirmed before any commitment.
Next step
Discuss an identity infrastructure evaluation.
Describe your use case, and our team will confirm what applies to your scope. Submitting an inquiry creates no contractual commitment or offer.