Start free. Talk to us when volume needs it.
The free tier is live and needs nothing from you — no account, no card, no wallet. Enterprise terms are handled per engagement, because volume and integration shape differ enough that a public rate card would misprice most of them.
You can evaluate the real Decision API today through Shadow Mode, with or without commercial terms.
Counted per calling IP, resetting at 00:00 UTC. The same engine, the same decision contract, the same evidence as every other path.
A presented key is authoritative: valid
means Enterprise, invalid means 401.
It never falls back to a free or paid path.
Three facts, not three plans.
There is no self-service purchase flow and no public checkout. Access is not automated at this stage.
The full model is on Shadow Mode.
You can start before commercial terms exist.
Integrate the real Decision API, observe the decisions beside your current workflow, and do not let Fidren's answer govern execution yet. Nothing about evaluating Fidren depends on commercial terms for production use being finalised first.
A working integration, reviewed together.
- Verify integration fit against a real transaction flow
- Understand how Fidren decisions map to your existing workflow
- Review the operational requirements of calling the Decision API
- Decide whether, and how, an enforcing integration makes sense
What a pilot does not promise
Named because a reader will look for them, and discovering their absence mid-conversation is worse:
- a measured return on investment
- a fraud-reduction figure
- a guaranteed accuracy rate
- discounted future pricing
- priority access ahead of other teams
- a guaranteed support level
Not publicly standardised yet.
Commercial terms for production use are handled per engagement while Fidren is early. This page does not publish figures, a billing provider, or an invoicing mechanism, because none of those has been decided — and a placeholder number would be less honest than naming the stage.
Commercial status never changes what a decision means.
A pilot, a paid engagement, or no commercial relationship at all: none of it makes a counterparty safer, riskier, more supported by the record, or less. Access and billing may govern what you can call and how much of it; they never govern what the record says about the counterparty you are asking about.
Tell us about the transaction flow you have.
The clearest way to talk about access is against a real integration. If you have one, or are building toward one, we would like to hear about it.