PayeeProof is a no-custody pre-send verification layer for USDC and USDT payout workflows. Commercial fit depends on payout scope, review depth, supported networks, and how strict the team needs the decision record to be. The default path is a narrow pilot first, then expansion only if the workflow proves useful.
Pilot from $399/month. Optional implementation starts from $2,500 only when custom rollout work is actually needed. The normal starting path is Request pilot; crypto checkout is a secondary self-serve path for teams that already know the starter scope fits.
Use Request pilot if you want a fit review first. Use Pay pilot with crypto only if the fixed starter scope is already clear and you want to buy the $399 pilot without an extra email round-trip.
Best for most buyers. Use this when you want fit review, risk-control scope confirmation, and a clean decision on whether the starter pilot is the right entry point.
Best for teams that already know the fixed $399 starter scope is correct and want to move straight into the pilot purchase flow.
For teams that want to try the live checker before starting a risk-control pilot.
For teams that want to validate PayeeProof in one live finance workflow before broader rollout.
For teams moving from one pilot flow to regular operational use across stablecoin payout workflows.
For teams that need broader operational coverage, custom commercial terms, or multi-workflow deployment.
One-time setup work for teams that need custom integration, workflow configuration, or rollout support.
Start with one workflow and a short success definition. A narrow pilot is usually faster to approve.
The strongest commercial conversations happen after a team reviews real records, policy examples, trust boundaries, and one scoped workflow.
Do not start with a giant “platform rollout” discussion before confirming that the risk-control layer is valuable in one real operational step.
The standard Pilot covers one controlled live risk workflow with limited scope. It does not assume custom rollout work.
Implementation is optional and only applies when a team wants custom setup, more workflow work, or a broader rollout path.
Workflow count, network coverage, policy depth, delivery needs, and rollout complexity affect custom implementation pricing.
No. A pilot fit review can start by email if you share the workflow, networks, assets, and the decision you want before approval.
Yes. The best starting point is one workflow, one problem, and one success criterion. Expansion comes after the pilot proves useful.
No. The standard Pilot does not require a separate implementation fee. Optional implementation is quoted only when the rollout needs custom setup or broader integration work.
Current payout or finance workflow, networks and assets in scope, destination types, where automation or manual pressure creates risk today, and what action your team needs from the verdict.