Pricing
Pricing tailored to what you protect.
What Trustline costs follows the functions you put behind a policy, the checks you run on them and how often they are called. Those differ enough between services that a rate card would be wrong for most of them, so we scope your case and give you the number on a 15-minute call.
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Tell us what you protect
Your service, your chains, the checks you care about. About a minute.
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Pick your time
Choose a slot that suits you. Your answers come with the invitation.
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Get your number on the call
Fifteen minutes: your scope, how it would be deployed, and the price that fits it.
What we scope
- Asset management
- Token issuance
- Lending and borrowing
- OTC desks
- Trading services
- Escrow and settlement
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What sets the number
Four things decide what Trustline costs you.
Knowing them before the call means the price you hear is the price that fits, and that you can tell whether it is worth your time before you book.
Functions in scope
Protecting a single withdrawal function is not the same as protecting mints, upgrades and administrator changes across a set of contracts. The number of protected calls is the first thing we scope.
Checks you run
Multi-factor approval, multi-signature rules, wallet and transaction screening, and transaction simulation each carry different work. Running one is priced differently from combining several on the same call.
Validation volume
Every protected call is validated before it executes and produces a proof. A treasury moving a few times a week and a trading service settling continuously sit at opposite ends of that range.
Chains and deployment
One chain or several, testnet first or straight to production, our validators or a set you run yourself. Each changes what has to be deployed and maintained.
Pricing questions
Why is there no price list?
What we charge follows what you protect, and that varies more than a rate card can express. Two companies on the same chain can differ by an order of magnitude in protected calls and validation volume. We would rather scope it with you than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for your case.
Is the call a sales pitch?
It is a scoping call. We look at the functions you want protected and the checks that fit, and give you a price. If Trustline is not the right fit for what you are building, we will say so on the call.
Do I need anything deployed first?
No. Plenty of these calls happen while a contract is still being written, and that is often the better moment: the policy lives with the contract, so knowing what you want to protect changes how you write it.
What if we run our own validators?
That is supported and it changes the pricing. Bring it up on the call and we will scope it that way.
Can we try it before committing?
Yes. The SDKs and the documentation are public, and testnet integration does not need a contract with us. Start at dev.trustline.id and book the call when you want the number.
Want to look at the software first? The SDKs and the integration guide are public at dev.trustline.id.
Your number is one call away.
Tell us what you protect and pick a time. Fifteen minutes, and you leave with a price and a deployment plan.
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