RealAML pricing: pay per completed verification
RealAML pricing, on the company's own Australian pages, is pay per completed verification. Those pages do not print a per-check dollar, so ask RealAML for the amount before you budget. FreeAML publishes $20 for KYC and $40 for KYB, paid by the client, with no subscription.
Quick answer
RealAML pricing on the company's Australian pages is pay per completed verification, with no monthly minimum stated and no public per-check dollar. Ask RealAML for the amount. FreeAML publishes its amounts: no subscription, and the client pays $20 for KYC or $40 for KYB, so the firm's cost for that check can be $0.
This summary uses each vendor's published information as of October 2026.
What RealAML pricing describes
The Australian why page says the firm is billed for completed verifications, and that the model has no monthly minimum, no subscription, and no long-term contract. It also says onboarding, API, iFrame, and SDK integrations, support, and training are not charged as joining fees. It does not say how many dollars a completed verification costs. The home page repeats the pay-per-use description and does not add a dollar. Ask RealAML for a written unit price. The sector map is /tranche-2.
- Ask for a written unit price. Pay per use describes the bill. The number comes from RealAML.
- Ask what “completed” excludes. Their page says incomplete verifications are not charged. Ask how a retry is counted.
- Ask who pays. The pages describe the firm's bill. They do not say the client pays the check.
- Use realaml.com. A figure on a partner directory is not the pricing page. Ask RealAML.
What the product pages name
The products page names Face IDV, Quick IDV, FaceMatch, and PEP Check. In their own words, those cover document authentication, data verification, facial matching, and PEP, sanctions, and watchlist screening. The page does not attach a dollar to any of them. Ask which of those checks a quoted unit includes.
RealAML pricing as published on 6 October 2026, next to FreeAML's list.
| Question | On realaml.com | FreeAML |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Their page says none | None |
| Per-check dollar | Not published. Check with the vendor. | $20 KYC, $40 KYB |
| Who pays the check | Not stated as client-pays | The client pays |
| Firm cost when the client pays | Check with the vendor | Can be $0 |
How FreeAML publishes a number
FreeAML has no subscription. The client pays $20 for KYC or $40 for KYB, so the firm's cost for that check can be $0. The firm can add an optional service charge. Program, risk assessment, and staff training tools are included with no subscription. Amounts are on FreeAML pricing. Tranche 2 obligations sit on the firm either way.
Other published cards, where a dollar does exist, are on easyAML pricing in Australia and FreeAML vs TrustSoft. RealAML next to easyAML is on easyAML vs alternatives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
See FreeAML pricing
No subscription. The client pays $20 for KYC or $40 for KYB, so the firm's cost for that check can be $0. The firm can add an optional service charge. Program, risk assessment, and staff training tools are included with no subscription.
Open pricingQuestions: team@freeaml.com.au