Pricing

Scales with your identity footprint.

Start with a focused pilot and expand across teams and applications as you prove value. All tiers include core governance and Verdikta risk evaluation.

Foundation

Ideal for teams piloting Identity Armour in a single environment with a bounded set of applications.

$45

per month

  • Up to 500 monthly active identities and 1 production tenant.
  • Core Verdikta risk evaluation and policy outcomes (allow, challenge, deny).
  • Operator dashboard, structured audit exports, and email support.

Growth

For teams rolling out identity governance across multiple products, regions, or business units.

$199

per month

  • Up to 5,000 monthly active identities and up to 5 tenants.
  • Advanced telemetry, behavioral analytics, and higher event retention.
  • Priority support, onboarding guidance, and shared success planning.

Enterprise

For organizations with complex regulatory requirements or multi-region deployments.

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custom engagement

  • Bespoke limits, deployment models, and data residency options.
  • Deeper integrations with your SIEM, ITSM, and identity stack.
  • Dedicated support, architectural reviews, and audit readiness assistance.

Frequently asked questions

How do we get started?

Most teams begin with a contained pilot: integrate the API gateway with a subset of applications, enable Verdikta for critical flows, and align operators on dashboards and exports. From there we help you expand coverage with a measured rollout and clear success metrics.

Can pricing flex based on our environment?

Yes. Identity Armour is designed to scale with your identity footprint. Enterprise engagements include collaborative capacity planning, deployment choices that match your residency requirements, and commercial flexibility for multi-year commitments.

Do listed limits include non-production environments?

Pilot and sandbox tenants can be included within your plan where it helps you validate integrations safely. Your order form or statement of work defines exactly how non-production usage counts toward entitlements.