Verification capacity, without hiring for it

If you already have the clients and a recurring verification obligation, we can be the engine underneath. Three ways to work together. And no price list, because every partnership differs in scope, branding, volume and hosting.

White-label engine

Run the falsifier as your own verification backend. Your brand, your client relationship, our engine behind it: API and SDK access, your portal.

MGAs, accredited auditors, GRC firms who need verification capacity they do not staff.
Co-branded evidence

Joint verification engagements where the receipt carries both names. Useful when the client needs to see an independent third party in the chain.

Insurers and auditors whose own credibility depends on who else signed.
Managed / overflow

We absorb peak verification load under your engagement model, to your specification and your reporting format.

Red-team firms hitting the capacity crunch on manual operator hours.

What sets the terms

We do not publish a rate card, for the same reason the accredited auditors and insurers do not: a single number would misrepresent every deal except one. These are the five things that shape a partnership.

Volume
How many systems, claims or engagements flow through the engine per period.
Branding model
Fully white-labelled, co-branded, or credited to us. Each changes the commercial shape.
Hosting
Our infrastructure, your cloud, or air-gapped on-premise. Air-gap is a materially different build.
Ground truth
Whether you bring the specifications or we build them with you.
Commitment
Committed volume against usage-based, and the term.

What you would be reselling

10 signed catches across 6 public repositories: a frontier model claiming success while wrong, on real code. Every receipt is Ed25519-signed, content-addressed, and re-verifiable in a browser with only the public key.

The part your clients cannot get elsewhere: we publish what we rejected. The methodology page carries every candidate we threw away and why. A vendor inflating a record does not show you that.

Read the methodology →

How it starts

01
Scope
One call. What you sell, to whom, and what verification they actually need.
02
Pilot together
We verify a real claim from one of your clients. You watch the receipt get signed.
03
Terms
Engagement model, volume, branding and hosting agreed in writing.
04
Go live
API keys, your branding, and a joint run through the first cycle.

One call to see whether the shape fits.

Talk to us See direct engagements