CoreX keeps commercial packaging separate from technical capability. Choose a bounded pilot, a repeatable managed-production path, or an enterprise/authority deployment. Numeric prices and contractual commitments appear only when the approved commercial catalogue supports them.
The path changes packaging, onboarding and support—not source authority, identity semantics, trust evidence or security boundaries.
Use a scoped pilot to validate the customer problem, launch template, integrations, evidence, operating model and acceptance criteria before broader production rollout.
Best for: First deployment · proof of value · controlled customer/pilot onboarding
Commercial terms: Scoped for the approved pilot
Use a standard production profile for repeatable solution deployment, entitlement, usage, release and support operations once the required external providers and acceptance gates are active.
Best for: Production Verify · credentials · evidence workspaces · repeatable white-label deployments
Commercial terms: Published only from the approved commercial catalogue
Use a negotiated operating profile when the deployment needs dedicated topology, residency, private infrastructure, higher assurance, custom integrations, white-label scale or authority-specific governance.
Best for: Enterprise · public-interest infrastructure · regulated workflows · private/regional deployments
Commercial terms: Negotiated with CoreX
Use the Developer Portal, public Verify, SDKs and sandbox/reference APIs for technical evaluation and integration design.
Selected solution, active capabilities, verification/credential volume, users and operational usage.
External providers, source systems, adapters, implementation and acceptance scope.
Support class, operational evidence, service objectives, review requirements and assurance profile.
Shared, private, regional, dedicated infrastructure, residency and key-management requirements.
Brand, domain, deployment fleet, customer-specific profiles and lifecycle operations.
Standard prices publish only from approved offers. Negotiated terms require the applicable customer agreement.
Public numeric pricing is shown only when an approved CoreX offer, price, unit-economics model and support boundary make it authoritative. Until then, the page states the buying path and the factors that shape the commercial terms.