Any user role can view bills and payment information. However, only organization admins have permission to perform actions related to bills & payments.
Pricing Plans
The following table provides an overview of the pricing plans available for each wallet type:| Feature | Starter | Standard | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | $299 /month | $999 /month | Custom Quote |
| Wallet Addresses | 6K | 12.5K | Custom |
| Address Overage | $1.50 /address | $1.00 /address | Custom |
| Transfer Volume | $300K | $1.25M | Custom |
| Volume Overage | 0.25% | 0.20% | Custom |
| Assets Under Custody | Unlimited | Unlimited | Custom |
| Wallet Types | MPC, Smart Contract, Exchange | MPC, Smart Contract, Exchange | Custodial Wallets, MPC, Smart Contract, Exchange |
| Included Users | 2 | 5 | Custom |
| Additional User | $100 /user | $100 /user | Custom |
| API Calls | 15,000 | 65,000 | Custom |
| API Overage | $0.02 /call | $0.02 /call | Custom |
| Languages | Python, JS, Go, Java, PHP, etc. | Python, JS, Go, Java, PHP, etc. | Python, JS, Go, Java, PHP, etc. |
| Dev Tools | SDKs, Webhooks | SDKs, Webhooks | SDKs, Webhooks |
| Governance | Policies, Workflows, Permissions | Policies, Workflows, Permissions | Policies, Workflows, Permissions |
| CoboApps | Supported | Supported | Supported |
| Customer Support | Support Respond Within 24 Hours | Support Respond Within 24 Hours | 24/7 Support Customer Success Manager |
Free trial
With the 14-day free trial, you can experience Cobo Portal and access the corresponding wallets at no cost. Your usage limits and permissions will be identical to the Starter Plan. Once your free trial expires or when you hit the usage limits of the free trial, your access will be restricted to “view-only” mode for MPC and Exchange Wallets. A paid subscription is required to restore full functionality.Choose Your Plan
- Starter plan and Standard plan: These plans are designed for small and growing businesses with relatively low usage requirements.
- Enterprise plan: The Enterprise plan is designed for businesses that require higher usage and custom implementations. If you’re interested in our Enterprise plan, reach out to our sales team who will assist you in finding a custom plan that best suits your needs.
| Target Users | Examples | Characteristics | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wallet as a Service | Businesses that create digital asset wallets programmatically by using Cobo’s WaaS API | Exchanges, crypto native firms, OTC & brokerages, and retail platforms | Higher quota values for outgoing transfer volume and the number of wallet addresses |
| Treasury Management | Businesses that want to safeguard and manage their digital assets directly within Cobo Portal | DeFi & staking funds, trading firms, institutional investors, and financial services | Higher quota value for Assets Under Custody |
- Decision Tree for Choosing Your Plan:
- Step 1: Choose Your Wallet Type: First, determine whether you require Full Custodial Wallets or MPC Wallets.
- Starter & Standard Plans: Support MPC Wallets only.
- Enterprise Plan: Supports both Full Custodial and MPC Wallets.
- How to Choose Between Full Custodial and MPC?
- 1. Regulatory and Client Requirements
Consider whether your regulators or clients mandate the use of a licensed institutional custodian or a multi-party computation (MPC) signing mechanism. Cobo is a qualified service provider that meets both requirements. - 2. KYT (Know Your Transaction) Needs Consider if and how you want to perform KYT screening: Full Custodial Wallets: KYT is automatically integrated, and the costs are included in the transaction fees. MPC Wallets: Does not include automatic KYT. You can use Cobo’s Screening App to assist with compliance, or manage it independently. If your project does not require KYT, MPC wallets may be more suitable.
- 3. Integration Complexity Full Custodial Wallets: Offer a simpler integration path. They are ideal for clients seeking ease of use and convenience, as they reduce the burden of managing security architecture and private keys. MPC Wallets: Integration is more complex. You may need to integrate key shards and signing logic into your application (e.g., in a 2-2 threshold scheme, the end-user holds one of the shards). Recommendation: If you prioritize a fast and effortless setup, Full Custodial Wallets are the preferred choice.
- 1. Regulatory and Client Requirements
- Step 2: Choose Based on Usage
- If you need Full Custodial Wallets: You must select the Enterprise Plan.
- If you need MPC Wallets: You can choose between Starter, Standard, or Enterprise by evaluating the following metrics:
- Monthly Outgoing Transfer Volume
- Number of Wallet Addresses
- API Call Quotas
- Number of Team Members
- Pro Tip: If your project is in its early stages, start with a lower-tier plan. As your business grows, you can either pay a small overage fee for extra usage or upgrade to a higher tier at any time.
- Step 1: Choose Your Wallet Type: First, determine whether you require Full Custodial Wallets or MPC Wallets.
How to Start a Freetrial and Upgrade
You can sign up on your own to start a 14-day free trial and experience the full power of Cobo. During or after your trial, you can self-upgrade to the Starter or Standard plan directly within the product at any time. For the Enterprise plan, please contact our sales team for a custom solution.Usage items
The following list provides an overview of the usage items included in the pricing plans. Please note that the specific usage items may vary depending on the plan you select.- Outgoing Transfer Volume: The total volume of assets you have withdrawn to external addresses. Transfers within and between Custodial Wallets, MPC Wallets, and Smart Contract Wallets are not counted as outgoing transfers.
- Asset Under Custody: The total volume of assets you store within Cobo Portal.
- Wallet Addresses: The number of addresses you have generated.
- Supported Chains: The number of chains you have enabled. Once a chain is enabled, it is considered in use and will count toward your plan inclusion. For more information, see Enable or disable chains.
- API Calls: The number of WaaS API requests you have sent. This is calculated for the entire organization.
- Users: The number of users in your organization. This is calculated for the entire organization.