Pricing

Priced on what it saves, not on what it costs us

A death audit that finds one overpaid pension or one unclaimed policy usually pays for itself in the first run. Indicative starting points below; final pricing depends on volume, cadence and which data tier your use case requires.

Choose Your Plan

File Analysis

No cost up to 2,000 records once

Prove there are deaths in your file before you spend anything.

  • Full match report with confidence and reason codes

  • Date of death and source attribution

  • NDA in place before you send data

  • Finding review call

Batch Verification

From $.05 per confirmed match

One-off or scheduled sweeps of a customer, policyholder or participant file.

  • Confirmed / possible / clear disposition on every row

  • Portal upload and exports, or SFTP

  • Review queue with match evidence

  • Volume tiers and annual commitments available

most cLients land here

Continuous Monitoring

From $295 per month

Load the population once; we watch it and alert within days of a death.

  • Daily detection across multiple independent sources

  • Webhook, portal and file-drop alerting

  • Monthly reconciliation + periodic audit report

  • Heir and beneficiary location available on confirmed deaths

Data License

Custom annual license

Suppression file or bulk feed licensed into your own platform or process.

  • Monthly or weekly delta files

  • Real-time verification API (early access)

  • Documented permissible-use framework

  • Wholesale terms for platforms and processors

THE MATH CLIENTS RUN

What one missed death costs

Pension: a $2,400 monthly benefit paid 14 months past death is $33,600 — and clawback rules may leave you holding it.

Insurance: an unclaimed policy discovered by a state auditor instead of by you is a penalty plus a headline.

Bank: a deceased account that transacts is fraud loss, a filing, and a lost relationship with the heir.

Mailer: 2–3% of a 500,000-piece run at $0.62 all-in is $6,200–$9,300 wasted per drop.

HOW QUOTES ARE BUILT

Four variables, no surprises

1. Population size — records screened per cycle.

2. Cadence — one-off, periodic sweep, or continuous monitoring.

3. Data tier — public sources only, or restricted federal and state data for regulated use cases.

4. Enrichment — add heir, executor and beneficiary location, or detailed reports, on confirmed deaths.

Annual commitments and multi-entity terms are available; so is a paid pilot on a single business unit.

READY TO GIVE US A TRY?

Get a quote on your actual population

Tell us how many records, how often, and what you need to do with the answer.

We will come back with pricing and a sample output on your own data.

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