Kimezu charges for what an operator actually runs (tenants, regions, support tier). Not for the people who happen to log in this month. Three published tiers; self-hosting is flat and contracted.
Hosting, the protocol, every operator feature, no seat tax.
Custom install on infrastructure of your choice, operated remotely by Atypisch. Same codebase as Self-hosted, your install tracks the public release stream, one single source of truth for updates across every managed customer. No per-customer forks, no version drift.
All prices ex VAT. Billed monthly in euros; annual prepay = 12 months for the price of 10. EU-hosted by default; Self-hosted runs on your hardware under a contracted SLA; Atypisch Managed is operated for you, same upstream codebase.
Non-profit and open-source projects: Developer is already free; Operator is 50% off on request.
The bill is a function of tenants, regions and tier, not user logins, not webhook events, not authentication attempts.
Mobile sign-in screen, the end-user's Kimezu moment
A pricing page is a kind of contract. It should be readable in a single visit, without coming back to check whether the bill grew while you were sleeping. Kimezu is priced flat per tenant for exactly that reason.
If your scenario isn't covered here, mail operators@kimezu.com, a human replies, usually within a business day.
One identity protocol, every tenant their own brand, all of it EU-hosted and yours to run.
One tenant, unlimited users, live OIDC discovery.
Operator tier includes paired migration time.