Pricing
Priced as enterprise-readiness, not API calls.
BAINK Receipts is the evidence layer funded AI banking startups use to pass diligence, satisfy model-risk review, and close regulated customers faster. If one bank pilot is worth $100k–$500k ARR, this is priced as the infrastructure that helps you survive it.
Best initial offer
BAINK Startup Design Partner — $7,500 for 90 days.
High enough to qualify a serious funded startup. Low enough to skip enterprise procurement. Concrete enough to start today.
- + API access · 10,000 receipts / month
- + Implementation support
- + CM-0.1 mapping review
- + Vendor diligence packet
- + Bank-facing explanation language
- + Private feedback loop into the standard
Plans
From open verifier to private deployment.
Developer Sandbox
Local testing, open standard
- + Open-source Rust verifier
- + Schemas and conformance vectors
- + Unsigned test bundles
- + Limited hosted verification
Design Partner
Pre-pilot funded startups
- + 1 organization, 1 environment
- + CM-0.1 profile support
- + 10,000 receipts / month
- + Hosted verification + receipt lookup
- + Implementation office hours
- + Private BAINK-compatible language
Startup Production
Funded vendors in bank pilots
- + 3 environments: dev, staging, prod
- + 50,000 receipts / month
- + CM-0.1 conformance report
- + Receipt verification dashboard
- + Audit log export · key rotation
- + Vendor diligence packet
- + Public BAINK-compatible listing
Regulated Growth
Multi-bank vendors
- + 5–10 environments / customer workspaces
- + 250,000 receipts / month
- + Multiple profiles: CM, KYC, fraud, servicing
- + Customer-specific receipt namespaces
- + Private conformance review
- + Insurer-readiness evidence summary
- + Priority roadmap input
Private Deployment
Banks · insurers · large vendors
- + High-volume receipts
- + Private deployment option
- + Dedicated conformance profile support
- + Bank / insurer co-selling materials
- + Security review package
- + Custom retention rules
- + Signed conformance letter
Pricing logic
For a funded startup, $5k/month is acceptable if it helps unlock one regulated customer. For an unfunded startup, it's too high — and that's fine. The verifier, schemas, and conformance vectors are Apache-2.0. Use them freely.
What you're paying for
Sales enablement, not infrastructure cost.
Bank diligence acceleration
Hand vendor-risk and model-risk teams a structured evidence packet instead of a Notion doc.
Compliance + model-risk posture
Every AI-assisted decision your product touches produces a signed, schema-valid receipt.
Insurer- and board-readiness
A receipt-anchored audit trail makes 'our AI is governable' a defensible sales claim.
"Independently verifiable" as a sales line
Banks can re-verify any receipt with the open Rust verifier. No trust required in us.
FAQ
Why not per-receipt pricing?
Receipts are not commodity API calls — they're evidence artifacts tied to a regulated workflow. Usage exists only as overage above plan limits.
Why no $29 / $99 tier?
BAINK is regulated-market infrastructure, not a dev utility. If a single bank pilot is worth $100k–$500k ARR, the price should reflect that.
Can I just use the open standard?
Yes. The Rust verifier, schemas, and conformance vectors are Apache-2.0. The hosted API is for teams who want signed receipts and don't want to operate verifier infrastructure.
What if I'm unfunded?
Use the open verifier. The paid tiers are sized for funded startups closing regulated customers — that's the wedge.
Next step
Join the BAINK Receipts design partnership.