Simple, transparent pricing for ESPR readiness

Batteries come first — mandatory from February 2027 under the EU Battery Regulation — and other ESPR product groups follow in waves. Starting now means you're ready before the deadline finds you.

A 30-day, up-to-2-passport trial so you can prove the workflow on a couple of real products. It converts to a Starter subscription afterwards. Book a pilot and we'll set you up.

Yes — upgrade anytime (the higher rate applies immediately); downgrades take effect at the end of your committed term. The +250 passport top-up (Growth and Scale) covers a temporary overflow, but for sustained growth moving up a tier is better value.

One published Digital Product Passport for one product model/SKU. Per-unit serialisation (e.g. individual battery units) is included.

Your limit is the size of your catalog — the total number of published passports. ACTIVE, RECALLED and DECOMMISSIONED passports all count; recalling or decommissioning a product does not free up space. Only DRAFTs (work-in-progress passports that haven't been published) are excluded.

Plans are billed monthly on a minimum committed term — 1 year (standard) or 3 years for a lower monthly rate (the discount scales by plan, up to 20%). Both are self-serve: pick the term with the toggle above and check out directly. You pay the monthly rate for the committed term, after which it rolls to month-to-month and you can cancel any time; during the committed term it can't be cancelled early. Need custom Enterprise terms? Talk to our team.

Every plan includes an eIDAS advanced electronic seal — a per-tenant ECDSA key, held in software custody (encrypted at rest in your vault), that proves a passport's integrity and origin. A qualified electronic seal is the higher eIDAS tier and carries a stronger legal presumption; under the Regulation it requires a certificate issued by a Qualified Trust Service Provider (QTSP). We don't market our managed seal as qualified — for a qualified seal, bring your own QTSP certificate.

Yes, on any plan. Upload your own certificate and signing key, and your passports are sealed under your own key and identity — the key is held encrypted in your tenant vault (AES-256-GCM, per-tenant). If that certificate is a qualified one from a trust service provider, your passports then carry an advanced electronic seal bound to your qualified identity certificate — the seal stays advanced because we sign in software (a qualified eIDAS seal additionally requires a qualified seal-creation device on the EU Trusted List). Prefer us to run it? The Managed eIDAS seal add-on sets up and maintains a dedicated, identity-verified advanced seal for you (a one-off setup plus an annual renewal, billed separately). Either way, every passport is cryptographically sealed and publicly verifiable.

Enterprise is custom: unlimited passports, SSO/SAML, custom SLAs and a dedicated or region-specific node, priced to your volume and requirements. Talk to sales.