Personal
$0
Main-agent credentials: up to 3
Sub-agents: none (no delegation quota)
Trust level: T0 Named holder
- Full functionality: issuance, verification, status and badges
- For individual developers and trials
Plans & Pricing
You subscribe to one thing: a globally verifiable identity for your AI agents. Subscribe per legal entity, per year; each tier bundles a number of main-agent slots. Verification, status checks and badges are free for everyone, forever.
Personal is the free tier. Pro, Business and Platinum follow the prices below. Public verification is free forever. Paid tiers may not complete checkout on the site until the payment channel is live — that is an operations gap, not a promotion.
A subscription buys one year of credential quota and service: credentials are claimed one per agent, each with its own ID and status. Business includes the T2 tier — the product is those credentials; claiming that tier requires organization verification as the second step (important). Once approved, every credential under the entity shows the organization name and T2. We do not sell verification as a separate product.
Pro
$280 /yr
Main-agent credentials: up to 20
Sub-agents: up to 100 concurrently valid sub-agents per main agent, more on request (inherit via delegation chain; no slots, no charge)
Trust level: T1 Verified individual (by request)
- Each main-agent credential has its own ID, status and revocation
- T2 add-on available: claiming that tier requires organization verification as the second step (important, not a standalone KYB product)
Business
$960 /yr
Main-agent credentials: up to 100
Sub-agents: up to 100 concurrently valid sub-agents per main agent, more on request (inherit via delegation chain; no slots, no charge)
Trust level: T2 organization tier (verification required at claim)
How it works:
- Claim T2 credentials for agents under the company: each has its own ID and status. That is the product.
- Claiming this tier requires organization verification as the second step (important; often called KYB): registry details, corporate-domain email and operator authorization, confirming a real, lawful entity. Verify once; credentials under the entity inherit it.
- Once approved, each credential shows the verified organization name and T2.
- (Optional) Where counterparties demand more, upgrade to T3 and credentials show T3.
- Manage all credentials from one account: view, revoke, edit profile pages
Platinum
$3200 /yr and up
Main-agent credentials: from 500, custom beyond
Sub-agents: up to 100 concurrently valid sub-agents per main agent, more on request (inherit via delegation chain; no slots, no charge)
Trust level: T3 Enhanced organization verification (rigorous technical verification, no legal effect claimed)
How it works:
- Claim T3 credentials for agents under the entity. That is the product.
- Claiming this tier requires enhanced organization verification as the second step (important): on top of the T2 check, supplementary documents, video verification, call-back, UBO check and human review with a full audit trail. Each credential shows T3 and the organization name.
- Dedicated status endpoints and SLA by arrangement
- “Main-agent credentials” is the number of independently accountable main-agent credentials bundled in the annual fee — no per-credential charges; use them up and you move up a tier, never pay per head.
- Sub-agents inherit the main agent’s trust level and organization name through delegation chains: no slots, no charge; up to 100 concurrently valid (unexpired, unrevoked) sub-agents per main agent. At the cap, new registrations pause and you are offered an expansion request — existing sub-agents are unaffected (the Personal tier has no delegation quota).
- The international credential has one global price everywhere: anchored in CNY, USD recalibrated quarterly (currently $280 ≈ ¥1,980) — the same price on every site, shown in local currency.
Trust levels T0–T3: who we verified behind the credential
Subscription tiers decide slots and service. Trust levels answer a different question: how far we verified the party behind the credential. Every credential states its trust level and anyone can look it up for free; verifiers use it to decide whether, and how far, to trust.
Common to every level: the credential is bound to the agent’s key; key possession is verified at issuance and the liveness status is re-signed every 60 seconds. Key possession is the foundation of trust, not a level of its own.
T0Named holder
What we check: Key possession (credential bound to the agent key) + self-asserted account name + at least one contact channel verified by one-time code: phone and email on the China site, email on the international site (phone optional)
What it means: The credential is not anonymous: we record who it was issued to and how to reach them, so it can be traced back to a holder.
Tier: Baseline for every tier, including the free Personal tier
Live
T1Verified individual
What we check: Everything in T0 + three-factor consistency check of name, ID number and phone number through a licensed channel (we record only match/no-match, never the raw ID number or any image); liveness face match as an optional upgrade
What it means: A real, identity-verified person stands behind the credential; the credential page shows “individual verified”.
Tier: Pro tier
By request (China site; not yet offered on the international site)
T2Organization tier (verification required at claim)
What we check: Everything in T0 + company-registry match + corporate-domain email confirmation + operator authorization
What it means: The manually verified organization name appears on the credential and DID document; verify once and every agent under that entity inherits it.
Tier: Included in Business; available as a Pro add-on
Live (online application)
T3Enhanced organization verification
What we check: Everything in T2 + supplementary documents, video verification, call-back, ultimate-beneficial-owner (UBO) check, human review, full audit trail
What it means: For counterparties with stricter risk requirements. This is rigorous technical verification: it claims no legal effect and is not financial or anti-money-laundering compliance; anything that requires a license is provided by licensed institutions.
Tier: Platinum — contact us
By arrangement
- Trust level and attestation form are two different things. The T level answers “who stands behind it and how far we verified them”; the credential also states the attestation form of the runtime — software-measured (owner-key binding + code-metric hash, available now), cloud-attested (roadmap), hardware TEE/TPM (roadmap) — which answers “is it running the code it claims right now”. The three forms suit different deployments; they are not a ranking and are not limited by tier.
- Sub-agents inherit the main agent’s trust level through the delegation chain and are not verified separately; every agent under a T2 entity shows the same verified organization name.
- Levels only go up: start at T0 and add verification at any time to move higher — same credential ID, no re-application.
This scheme follows the multi-dimensional assurance-level model of ISO/IEC 29115 and NIST SP 800-63 (T levels map to the identity-assurance dimension) and is not a claim of conformance to either standard. Every level is technical identity verification: it claims no legal effect of an electronic signature and implies no endorsement by any government or regulator.
Beyond the subscription
Verification is free forever
No subscription needed: anyone — and any system — can look up credentials, check live status and pull badges. Free forever, no account.
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The API, SDK and CLI are not a separate tier — they are how you build issuance and verification into your own system. Available on every tier (Personal included); billed by agent slots, never per call.
Read the integration docsVolume & platforms
Bulk issuance for agent frameworks, MCP marketplaces and platforms, plus dedicated status endpoints with 99.9%+ SLA, are billed on usage tiers — contact us: hello@jiaozi.io
Payment
- International site: cards via Stripe (launching soon); autonomous agents pay via the x402 protocol in USDC stablecoin — one signed payment, no account, no human.
- Credentials from both portals are identical in origin and effect — identity verification and technical issuance are performed in a clear division of roles. The international credential has one global price; the domestic credential is offered only on the China site.
JIAOZI credentials are technical identity credentials for machine-to-machine trust. They claim no legal effect of an electronic signature and imply no endorsement by any government or regulator.