Comparisons
How ZOREAL compares
81 vendors across the five ZOREAL products, each set against the product it overlaps: what it proves, what it publishes, what it costs, from the vendor's own materials.
Information last reviewed 11 September 2026. Vendor details come from each vendor's public materials and change.
Meet
Verified calls and meetings
- Price
- Free plan with unlimited 40-minute meetings; Premium for more
- Free tier
- Unlimited meetings of up to 40 minutes on the Free plan, 25 on video and 100 attendees, proof of human presence included; joining by link never needs an account or a plan
- What it is
- Browser meetings joined by link, where a host can require every participant to prove that a live, enrolled human is present, with or without disclosing their verified name, with an organization’s agents, transcription and minutes, and Book scheduling pages inside.
Meeting platforms 8
- 01Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft’s meetings, calling and chat product inside Microsoft 365, with a free tier, Teams Essentials at $4.00 per user per month paid yearly, and Teams Premium as the add-on that carries end-to-end encrypted meetings.
- 02ZoomZoom Meetings inside Zoom Workplace: a free Basic tier with 40-minute meetings, Pro starting at $19 per user per month billed annually, and a beta World ID Deep Face integration that puts a Verified Human badge on a tile.
- 03Google MeetGoogle’s video meeting product, free with a Google Account for 60-minute meetings of up to 100 participants and included in every Google Workspace edition from $7 per user per month, with client-side encryption on Enterprise Plus and Education editions.
- 04Tencent MeetingTencent’s video meeting product, sold as Tencent Meeting in China with a free edition of 100 participants and 40 minutes and Professional from CNY 82.34 per account per month on an annual purchase, and as VooV Meeting internationally.
- 05Cisco WebexCisco’s Webex Meetings, free for 40-minute meetings of up to 100 attendees and from $144 per user per year on Webex Meet, with an optional Zero Trust end-to-end encrypted mode whose keys stay among the participants.
- 06GoTo MeetingGoTo’s video meeting product, sold per organiser per month billed annually in Professional (150 participants), Business (250) and Enterprise plans, with a free trial that needs no credit card.
- 07RingCentral VideoRingCentral’s video meetings, free for unlimited 50-minute meetings of up to 100 participants and included in the RingEX phone, messaging and video seat from $20 per user per month paid annually.
- 08PexipPexip’s self-hosted and private-cloud video meeting platform for regulated and government organisations, sold through contact sales with no published price list and a listed real-time deepfake detection capability.
Human verification and deepfake protection 5
- 09World ID Deep FaceTools for Humanity’s World ID applied to live video: a three-way match between a participant’s Orb enrolment image, an on-device Face Auth selfie and the live Zoom frame, shown as a Verified Human badge inside Zoom Meetings, in beta with no published price.
- 10Pindrop PulsePindrop’s deepfake detection and passive voice authentication layer for video meetings on Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Cisco Webex, flagging cloned voices, synthetic avatars and face swaps to the host, with no published price.
- 11GetReal ProtectGetReal Security’s real-time communications product combining deepfake detection, impersonation detection and continuous identity verification across voice and video on Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex and Zoom, with no published price.
- 12Reality DefenderReality Defender’s RealMeeting: real-time detection of AI-generated video and voice in live Zoom and Microsoft Teams meetings, delivered through a web app with in-call alerts and confidence scores, with no published price for the meeting product.
- 13SureMark SureCircleSureMark Digital’s SureCircle Identity Assurance: credentials an organisation’s CISO issues to its most-targeted people, who answer a nonce challenge with a one-click signature before a high-stakes action, from $25 per user per month.
Scheduling and booking 4
- 14CalendlyCalendly’s hosted booking links and pages: an invitee picks a slot found free across the host’s connected Google, Outlook/Office 365 or Exchange calendars, free with one event type or from $10 per seat per month on yearly billing.
- 15Cal.comCal.com’s hosted scheduling pages with unlimited calendar connections on every plan, free forever for individuals and $12 per user per month for Teams on yearly billing, with an MIT community edition for personal self-hosting.
- 16Acuity SchedulingAcuity Scheduling, a Squarespace product: a branded booking page for appointment-based businesses with staff and location calendars, deposits and payments at booking, from $16 per month paying annually with a 7-day trial and no free plan.
- 17Microsoft BookingsMicrosoft Bookings, the appointment scheduling app inside Microsoft 365: a booking page with services, staff and business hours, availability from the staff member’s Outlook calendar and a Teams meeting link per appointment, included in Microsoft 365 and Teams plans from $4.00 per user per month paid yearly.
Identify
Log in as a real person
- Price
- Free to enrol, free Tier A logins; only Tier B logins charged
- Free tier
- Enrolment in the ZOREAL ID app is always free for the person holding the identity: document scan, chip read and liveness enrollment, re-enrollment, recovery and revocation. Every Tier A login is free without limit on every plan: the pairwise identifier, the assurance block, age-threshold answers and nationality, with 1 client configuration on Free. Answering an identity request is always free for the person.
- What it is
- A "Continue with ZOREAL" sign-in on standard OpenID Connect, backed by the ZOREAL ID credential, that returns a pairwise pseudonymous identifier for a human verified against a government document chip, with the assurance of each login stated in the token and identity attributes only on request and consent.
Account login 9
- 01Sign in with GoogleGoogle’s account login for websites and apps: a button, One Tap and an OpenID Connect ID token carrying the Google Account ID, email, name and picture, with no fee stated in the developer terms.
- 02Facebook LoginMeta’s account login for apps and websites: a login dialog returning an app-scoped user ID, name, picture and, if granted, email, with no fee stated in the Meta Platform Terms.
- 03Sign in with AppleApple’s account login for apps and websites: a button backed by the Apple Account’s two-factor authentication, a one-time name and email share, an optional relay email, and no separate fee beyond the Apple Developer Program.
- 04Microsoft Entra IDMicrosoft’s identity platform: consumer Microsoft account and Entra work-account sign-in, plus Entra External ID for customer identity with social and enterprise federation, free for the first 50,000 monthly active users.
- 05Auth0Okta’s Auth0 customer identity platform: hosted login, a user database, social and enterprise connections, and OpenID Connect tokens for your app, free up to 25,000 monthly active users.
- 06Amazon CognitoAWS’s hosted user directory and OAuth 2.0 identity provider: local sign-in, social and SAML or OIDC federation, and JWTs for your app, with 10,000 monthly active users free on Lite and Essentials.
- 07Firebase AuthenticationGoogle’s Firebase Authentication: backend, SDKs and drop-in UI for email, phone, social and, with Identity Platform, SAML and OIDC sign-in, at no cost up to 50,000 monthly active users.
- 08ClerkClerk’s full-stack authentication and user management: prebuilt sign-in components, SDKs for web and mobile frameworks, organizations and billing, free up to 50,000 monthly retained users per app.
- 09Supabase AuthSupabase Auth: the authentication layer of the Supabase platform, with email, magic link, OTP, 19 social providers, custom OIDC and SAML SSO, issuing JWTs the database enforces, free up to 50,000 monthly active users.
Reusable identity 3
- 10ID.meID.me’s digital identity wallet: verify once to NIST 800-63-3 IAL2 with a government ID and selfie, then sign in across relying parties through OpenID Connect or SAML, with no published price list for relying parties.
- 11World IDWorld ID: a proof-of-human credential from an Orb iris scan or an NFC passport, presented as a zero-knowledge proof with a per-app nullifier and no personal data, free for end users with no fee schedule published for applications.
- 12itsmeBelgium’s mobile identity app: identification, login, confirmation and qualified signature for 8 million+ users, enrolled with the Belgian eID card or through a partner bank, priced in decreasing brackets by active users per project on request.
Identity verification providers 10
- 13JumioIdentity verification that checks a government ID photo, matches a selfie with liveness and can read a passport chip on mobile, priced through a sales conversation.
- 14VeriffIdentity verification from a document photo and a selfie with passive liveness, with an NFC chip read in the mobile SDKs, sold on self-serve plans priced per verification.
- 15Entrust IDV (Onfido)The Onfido identity verification platform under Entrust: document, eMRTD chip, biometric and device checks in configurable workflows, priced through a sales conversation.
- 16SumsubA verification platform with ID, liveness, NFC, email and phone checks and KYC and AML add-ons, priced per verification, plus Sumsub ID for reusing document images across Sumsub clients.
- 17SocureA U.S. identity and fraud platform whose Predictive DocV checks a document and selfie with liveness alongside data-source KYC and fraud scores, with self-serve prices per evaluation.
- 18PersonaGovernment ID, selfie, phone, document and database verifications in an embedded web module, a hosted flow or native SDKs, with an Essential plan published at $250 per month on an annual contract.
- 19TruliooPerson verification against data sources in 195 countries and identity document verification with OCR, passive liveness and face match, priced through a demo booking.
- 20AU10TIXDocument verification with forgery tests, passive liveness and face compare, an NFC chip read with passive and chip authentication, and KYC add-ons, on plans with a $500 monthly minimum.
- 21YotiIdentity verification with document authenticity checks, face match and liveness, plus the Yoti Digital ID app, a reusable identity shared by QR code, priced through a Pricing Schedule in pounds sterling.
- 22MitekA NASDAQ-listed vendor whose MiVIP platform orchestrates document verification, passive liveness and face comparison through a hosted flow, SDKs or API, priced through a sales conversation.
Identity data, regional and specialist providers 14
- 23LexisNexis Risk SolutionsA portfolio of fraud and identity services: database identity verification (InstantID), document authentication with face match and liveness (IDVerse, TrueID) and device risk (ThreatMetrix), priced through sales.
- 24ExperianA credit bureau whose CrossCore platform orchestrates Precise ID bureau-data identity verification, device risk and partner document and biometric checks into one decision, priced through sales.
- 25GBGGB Group plc’s identity platform: GBG Go orchestrates 110+ identity, fraud and risk modules across 195+ countries, with IDscan document authentication and NFC chip extraction and greenID government-data checks in Australia and New Zealand, and no published price list.
- 26ProveProve verifies a person through the phone they hold: possession of the handset, the phone number’s reputation and ownership of the number by the named person, with no document scan or selfie, priced by contract.
- 27PlaidPlaid’s Identity Verification checks typed details against records, reads an uploaded ID from 16,000+ types across 200 countries and territories and matches a live selfie to it, billed per session event with amounts shown on the Production access request.
- 28SignicatSignicat’s eID and Wallet Hub lets a business accept 35 European national eIDs and, from 2026, EUDI wallets through one API, priced by setup, subscription and per-transaction fees shown after a free dashboard sign-up.
- 29NamirialNamirial, an Italian Qualified Trust Service Provider, proofs identity at onboarding by document and ICAO chip checks, facial biometrics with passive liveness, operator video or a national eID, certified to ETSI TS 119 461 under eIDAS 2, and issues SPID identities to Italian residents.
- 30IDnowIDnow’s Trust Platform verifies identity by automated document and NFC chip checks with biometric liveness, by a live video agent from 12 centres in 8 countries, or through government eIDs and EUDI wallets, with no published price list.
- 31RegulaRegula supplies the components of document verification: a Document Reader SDK with OCR, MRZ, barcode and NFC chip verification against 16,500+ templates from 254 countries and territories, a Face SDK with iBeta PAD Level 1 and 2 liveness, and hardware readers, licensed on usage or perpetually with a 30-day free trial.
- 32HyperVergeHyperVerge is an AI identity verification platform with document OCR, face match and single-image passive liveness carrying iBeta and ISO 30107-3 Level 2 statements, database and AML checks and a no-code workflow builder across 195+ countries, with plan names published and no amounts.
- 33Shufti ProShufti (formerly marketed as Shufti Pro) verifies identity at onboarding with document forensics across 240+ regions, NFC chip verification, facial biometrics with iBeta Level 3 liveness and database and AML checks, at $0.95 per check on Essentials with ten free verifications a month.
- 34PXL VisionPXL Vision’s PXL Ident verifies identity in the browser in under 30 seconds by document checks, passive liveness and face match with optional NFC chip reading, certified to ETSI TS 119 461 for eIDAS and Swiss ZertES remote identification, with four service tiers and no published amounts.
- 35IntellicheckIntellicheck validates US and Canadian driver’s licences and ID cards by analysing the encoded bar code and magnetic stripe data against the issuing jurisdiction’s format, in store with existing scanners or online, on subscription pricing that is not published.
- 36IncodeIncode verifies identity with document, biometric and liveness checks in one flow across 190+ countries, re-authenticates returning users by face against the enrolled identity, and offers Workforce for employee, candidate and helpdesk verification, with no published price list.
Mark
Stand behind what you post
- Price
- Free and unlimited to sign and verify, on every plan
- Free tier
- Everything: signing and verification are free and unlimited with no plan required, and a reader needs no ZOREAL account to verify
- What it is
- A signed marker pasted into any post, comment or file so that anyone can check that a real human, verified by ZOREAL, vouched for exactly that text on that page at that time, with no platform involvement.
Content authorization and provenance 6
- 01Adobe Content AuthenticityAdobe’s free web app and Chrome extension for attaching C2PA Content Credentials to image files, with an optional verified name supplied by Verified on LinkedIn.
- 02TruepicEnterprise photo and video authentication that records verified time, date, device and location at capture, priced per inspection from a $1,000 per month minimum.
- 03SureMark Verified WebSureMark Digital’s Verified Web lets a credential holder cryptographically authorize posts, videos and statements, listed on a public registry and badged by a browser extension, with content plans from $10 per month.
- 04Outtake VerifyA Chrome extension that signs outgoing enterprise email at send time with a FIDO passkey or World ID, showing recipients a Verified badge; no price is published.
- 05ProofModeA free open-source camera app by Guardian Project, WITNESS and Okthanks that signs photos and video with an in-app key, records sensor data and adds third-party timestamps, C2PA conformant.
- 06Human MarkDescribed in ZOREAL’s landscape overview as a visible seal and public registry for human-made work; the vendor’s website could not be reached when this page was researched.
Proof of human 2
- 07World IDAn anonymous proof-of-human credential from an Orb iris scan or an NFC passport, free for individuals, which platforms integrate for verified-human badges and one-account-per-person.
- 08Human PassportA Stamps-based Unique Humanity Score, formerly Gitcoin Passport, that platforms read through a free API or embed to keep bots and duplicate accounts out.
Sign
Sign as yourself
- Price
- Free for 3 dossiers a month; unlimited dossiers on Premium
- Free tier
- 3 dossiers sent per month, unlimited signing of your own documents, and signing a document you receive is always free
- What it is
- Dossier-based document signing in the ZOREAL dashboard: PDFs, recipients and fields, sent by email, filled in the browser, with a hash-chained event log that ZOREAL attests and a public authority timestamps when the dossier completes.
Electronic signature 6
- 01DocusignDocusign eSignature, the e-signature product inside Docusign’s Intelligent Agreement Management platform, identifies a signer by an emailed link with paid step-ups and is priced per user with an envelope allowance.
- 02SignRequestSignRequest is an Amsterdam-registered e-signature tool that sends documents by email and returns a signing log with the signed document; it publishes no price list as of September 2026.
- 03SmartwaiverSmartwaiver is a digital waiver platform for activity businesses that collect liability waivers on their website, by link, by QR code or at a kiosk, priced per account with a monthly cap on signed waivers.
- 04Dropbox SignDropbox Sign, formerly HelloSign, is Dropbox’s e-signature web app and API, sold per user with unlimited signature requests and included as a three-request monthly allowance in the Dropbox storage plans.
- 05PandaDocPandaDoc is a document workflow product for proposals, quotes and contracts with e-signature built in, sold as a free plan for a small yearly volume and per-user Starter, Business and Enterprise subscriptions.
- 06signNowsignNow is airSlate’s e-signature product, sold as web plans with unlimited users that are paid per signature invite sent, as an API priced per invite, and inside the airSlate Business Cloud.
Verify
Check documents and media
- Price
- 10 free checks a day; Premium includes a monthly fraud-check pool
- Free tier
- 10 Verify checks per day on the Free plan, one shared pool across eligible check types
- What it is
- Document fraud and AI media detection: PDFs and document images for forgery and hidden edits, images for AI generation and manipulation, audio for voice cloning, video for deepfakes.
Document fraud detection 6
- 01Resistant AIResistant Documents checks a submitted PDF or document image for tampering traces, template reuse and AI generation and returns a Trusted, Warning or High Risk verdict; no price is published on its website.
- 02SnapptSnappt screens rental applicants for US multifamily housing, checking applicant-submitted financial PDFs against a database of institution templates and returning a pass or fail recommendation; no price is published.
- 03InscribeInscribe scores financial documents for US lenders and fintechs with a 0 to 100 Trust Score and severity-graded signals; it is priced per document with volume discounts, by demo request.
- 04OcrolusOcrolus Detect is the fraud-detection module inside the Ocrolus lending document platform, scoring bank statements, pay stubs and W-2s from 0 to 100 with forensic signals supplied by Resistant AI; no price is published.
- 05FortiroFortiro Protect checks PDFs, scans, images and screenshots of financial documents for lenders and insurers, hosted on AWS in Sydney, and is sold on an annual subscription priced by features and document volume.
- 06VerifyPDFVerifyPDF is a self-service PDF fraud-risk scorer with a dashboard, an API and downloadable reports, priced from $15 per month billed annually for 150 document verifications.
AI-generated media and deepfakes 8
- 07HiveHive’s cloud moderation platform includes AI-generated image, video and audio classifiers with generator attribution, priced at $6.00 per 1,000 image requests, $6.00 per 1,000 video frames and $10.00 per audio hour.
- 08SightengineSightengine is a Paris content-analysis API whose AI image, deepfake, AI speech and AI music detectors return a 0 to 1 confidence per model, sold as metered operations from a free tier of 2,000 a month.
- 09PindropPindrop Pulse Inspect returns a deepfake score for an uploaded audio file with the affected segments highlighted, from a voice-security company whose Pulse engine also runs live in contact centers and meetings; no price is published.
- 10Reality DefenderReality Defender detects deepfakes across image, audio, video and text, returning an authentic, fake or suspicious status with a 1 to 99 score, with a free tier of 50 audio or image scans a month and paid plans unpublished.
- 11GetReal SecurityGetReal Inspect returns an explainable forensic accounting of a video, voice or image file’s authenticity, from an enterprise deepfake platform that also protects live calls and meetings; no price is published.
- 12Sensity AISensity AI is an Amsterdam deepfake-detection platform for video, images and audio that returns a verdict, confidence and manipulation type with heatmaps and reports, deployable in the cloud, on-premise or on a USB dongle; no price is published.
- 13Resemble AIResemble AI’s DETECT analyses audio, images and video for synthetic tampering with per-frame heatmaps and watermark checks, priced pay-as-you-go from $0.035 per second of audio, $0.035 per image and $0.07 per second of video.
- 14TruepicTruepic Vision authenticates photos and videos at the moment of capture through its own camera, checking device integrity, location and time, and sells inspections from a $1,000 per month minimum.
How these pages were made
This comparison is based on publicly available information from each vendor’s official website, documentation, pricing and published materials, and on ZOREAL’s own published product pages and pricing, as reviewed on 11 September 2026. Features, pricing and availability may change at any time. Verify current details directly with each provider before deciding.
Nothing on this page is legal advice. Which electronic signature method satisfies which law, what level of identity assurance a regulation requires, and whether a content signature or provenance mark meets a given standard all depend on the jurisdiction and the regulator’s guidance. ZOREAL Sign asserts no legal effect for the signatures it records. Confirm your obligations with qualified counsel before choosing a method.
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