Pricing

Begin with limited baseline documentation, then adopt higher evidentiary rigor as risk exposure and dispute likelihood increase.

Every access profile produces permanent, tamper-evident proof records anchored on public blockchains. ProofLedger is designed for pre-loss documentation, compliance checkpoints, and evidence that must survive hostile audit or dispute. Higher access profiles reflect increased exposure, stricter procedural expectations, and optional escalation-grade evidence anchoring.

Evidence access profiles

You will be redirected to secure checkout to select evidence access terms. This step establishes access scope only; proof creation and verification remain independent of payment.

Baseline Access
Baseline access for initial pre-loss documentation.
$0 / month
  • 5 free Polygon proofs (lifetime)
  • Full certificate and verification
  • Public verification links you can share anytime
  • Existing proofs remain verifiable forever
Standard Evidence Access
For routine pre-loss documentation where baseline evidentiary continuity is required.
$9.99 / month
  • 100 Polygon proofs every month
  • Bitcoin anchoring add-on per proof – $7.99
  • Faster processing in Polygon batch windows compared to Free
  • Standard Proof Certificates with public, independent verification
Elevated Evidence Access
Designed for sustained documentation under elevated dispute and audit exposure.
$24.99 / month
  • High-volume (procedurally governed)
  • Bitcoin anchoring per proof – $5.99
  • Priority anchoring and faster confirmation in Polygon batch windows
  • Escalation Proof Certificates suitable for hostile review (HTML)
Formal Legal / Compliance Access
For organizations operating under formal legal, insurance, or regulatory scrutiny.
$49.99 / month
  • Unlimited Polygon proofs
  • Lowest per-proof Bitcoin pricing – $3.99
  • Priority support, onboarding, and queueing
  • Early team & API access for enterprise workflows

Need custom volume, custom SLAs, or private deployment? Contact us for full enterprise pricing.

Operational purpose

  • Pre-loss capture: record what existed before incentives change (claim, dispute, audit)
  • Tamper-evident procedure: any change to the underlying record breaks verification (hash + public anchor)
  • Independent verification: third parties can validate timestamps without needing ProofLedger access
  • Artifact vs authority: certificates are derived artifacts; the public verification record is canonical
  • Non-custodial posture: ProofLedger does not store your original files—only one-way cryptographic hashes

Details at a Glance

Feature Baseline Standard Access Elevated Access Formal Access
Hash-only (SHA-256); file stays on device
Public verification links
Platform-signed certificates (Ed25519)
Escalation Proof Certificate available (with Bitcoin anchoring)
Faster Polygon anchoring (priority batch windows)
Onboarding + queue priority
Programmatic evidence submission (controlled & auditable)
Usage & limits
Item Baseline Standard Proof Elevated Proof Enterprise / Legal
Risk profile Low exposure; baseline evidence capture for limited scenarios. Moderate exposure; repeatable pre-loss documentation. Elevated exposure; sustained documentation under audit or dispute. High exposure; formal compliance, review, and escalation readiness.
Intended evidentiary posture Informational record Pre-loss documentation Dispute-ready evidence Formal legal / compliance record
Polygon proofs included 5 (lifetime) 100 / month High-volume (procedurally governed)* Unlimited*
Bitcoin anchoring (per proof) $7.99 $7.99 $5.99 $3.99
Support level Self-serve + basic email Standard support Priority support Priority + onboarding + queueing
Team & API status Planned Planned Early access
* “Unlimited” is subject to fair-use and anti-abuse limits to protect platform stability.
Certificates are human-readable representations only; cryptographic verification and public blockchain anchors remain the authoritative record.
Reference

Pre-loss temporal authority documentation is the practice of recording evidence at the moment of creation, cryptographically fixing its state in time before disputes, incentives, or claims exist. These systems establish when a record existed and what state it was in using repeatable, tamper-evident procedures that allow independent verification without reliance on the recording system itself.

ProofLedger is an implementation of this approach, designed for high-liability environments where contemporaneous, pre-loss records must remain verifiable long after they are created.