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Ketch pricing

There is a free version you can start with, but it comes with almost no promises.

In plain terms

What you pay

  • Paid plans charge by how many people's data you handle each month, in tiers.
  • If you go over your tier, they can move you up to the next one and charge more.
  • The agreement does not say what the paid tiers cost.
  • Plans renew for a year at a time unless you say no 30 days before.

How Ketch pricing works

Structure is published in the master services agreement without a figure. Section 5.2 bases fees on the plan and usage limits in the order form, measured monthly against defined units: Unique Identities (monthly unique identities across covered digital properties) and Contacts (unique email addresses stored). Overage moves the customer to the next plan after thirty days' notice, with no reduction during the term. Section 5.1 gives sixty days' notice of renewal price changes and renews promotional pricing at list.

Section 12.2 renews for the longer of the initial term or twelve months, with thirty days' notice of nonrenewal. Section 13 governs Ketch Free, a free tier without service levels, DPA obligations, indemnity or, where enforceable, liability. A Pro tier adds single tenant residency and migration support, and Ketch has a pricing page at ketch.com/pricing. The agreement states no figure, which does not mean the paid product is free.

Compared on price

Ketch pricing against its alternatives

Published starting prices for the vendors whose profiles sit closest to Ketch.

Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit, so the rows are not like for like.

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Questions

Ketch pricing, answered

How much does Ketch cost?

The AI Legal Index has no published price figure on record for Ketch. There is a free version you can start with, but it comes with almost no promises. Paid plans charge by how many people's data you handle each month, in tiers.

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November 10, 2026
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