TrueComply follows a usage-based pricing model where your monthly cost depends on the number of video hours you process. Instead of paying for locked feature tiers, you pay based on processing volume. As your monthly video hours increase, your per-hour price automatically drops based on the applicable pricing slab.
TrueComply pricing is based on video hours processed, not on feature-gated plans. That means you are not forced to upgrade to access core moderation, editing, reporting, content management, playback, encoding, or API capabilities. Your pricing changes only with usage volume, making it easier to estimate cost as your compliance operations scale.
As your monthly processing volume grows, your hourly rate decreases automatically. This means higher-volume teams benefit from lower per-hour costs without needing to negotiate a separate feature plan. It is designed for businesses that want predictable video compliance pricing with better efficiency at scale.
Yes. TrueComply is built for teams handling recurring or large-scale moderation workloads. The pricing model supports higher monthly video volumes with better rates, while the platform includes capabilities such as frame-level detection, moderation workflows, downloadable reports, encoding support, API access, and infrastructure allocation needed for production-scale compliance processing.
TrueComply pricing includes more than AI-based detection. Depending on the plan structure shown on the page, it also covers moderation workflows, editing actions like blur or audio modification, moderation reports, content management capabilities, player support, encoding and transcoding, infrastructure allocations, and developer tools such as APIs. This makes the pricing model more practical for teams that need both detection and downstream compliance actions in one workflow.
You can use the pricing slider on the page to estimate your monthly TrueComply cost based on your expected video processing volume. The slider helps you view the hourly rate, total estimated monthly cost, and savings against the base rate. This makes it easier to understand your expected spend before reaching out for a custom discussion.














