Free tool. £29 when proof changes hands.

The CLI: free forever

Everything that runs on your machine is free with no account, no trial clock and no telemetry, under the MIT licence. That is scanning your repository and agent history (Claude Code, with Cursor and Codex in beta), executing verification checks in a local Docker sandbox, generating the passport with HTML and Markdown reports, and independently rechecking any passport you receive with mantyl receive. The passport.json format is open, so nothing you generate is locked to us. It requires Node 20 or newer, git, and Docker Desktop for executed checks; without Docker the CLI still works and records skipped checks honestly. What free never includes is our signature: local verification proves things to you, not to your client.

Hosted passports: free while Mantyl is in alpha

One command publishes a passport you have approved to a shareable link derived from its digest. Only the passport document uploads, never source code, and the server re-checks the schema and digest before hosting anything. You get a delete token at publish and removal is immediate. Identical passports deduplicate, so republishing costs nothing and changes nothing. If alpha pricing ever changes, passports already hosted stay up and this page will say so before anything else does.

Mantyl Verified: £29 per project, one-off

One credit buys an independent re-execution of one project at one commit on infrastructure you do not control. The upload is git-tracked files only, compressed, up to 4 MB, with your explicit consent shown before anything moves. The run gets up to 45 minutes of execution in a fresh sandbox, a check whose result does not match the recording is automatically retried once, and the working copy is destroyed when the run ends. Every recorded check must reproduce as passed for the accreditation to be signed; the Ed25519 signature binds the exact commit, the passport digest and the policy version, and the hosted passport re-verifies that signature every time the page renders. One credit covers projects up to 10,000 tracked files; the CLI counts your files and tells you before anything uploads. Bigger builds are coming, and telling us what you need moves them up the list. Every verified project also carries the compliance export pack at no extra cost: the EU AI Act provenance record, a CycloneDX AIBOM and a procurement answer sheet, generated from the same signed evidence.

Price it the way agencies already price pass-through tools: £29 is a billable line item on the project, not a subscription on your books. One delivery, one credit, invoiced to the work it protected, and it costs less than the first fifteen minutes of the client conversation it prevents.

The money terms in one place: a credit is refundable until its verification runs, and covered by a 14-day no-questions money-back guarantee after it, because a trust product should be the easiest purchase you ever unwind. A run our infrastructure fails to execute never consumes the credit. A run that completes with failed checks includes one free re-run of the same project within 14 days, applied automatically by the CLI, so fixing what the verification found costs nothing extra. Payment is processed by Whop, taxes are handled at checkout, and your receipt arrives by email. What Verified is not: a security audit, a code review or a quality judgement. It proves the recorded checks reproduce, exactly as stated, which is the thing a handover argument stands on.

Agency: £99 monthly, coming after credits prove themselves

For teams shipping multiple client projects a month: one hundred verifications on a pooled balance, which works out under £1 per verification against £29 bought per project. Planned alongside it: white label reports with your mark on the passport your client sees, delivery history across the team, and an append-only audit log for repeat clients. It opens once one-off credits have earned it, and it will always be cancel-anytime with your history and passports kept. Nothing is purchasable here yet and nothing pretends to be: join the waitlist and you hear from us the day it opens, and never otherwise. Shaped differently than you need? Tell us.