Pricing

Priced for what a lapsed credential actually costs you.

Every plan holds unlimited credentials and shares them publicly for free. You pay for what the record can prove, not for how much of it you keep.

Emerpa is in testing. Every plan is free right now — pick the one you want and it unlocks immediately, no card, no checkout. Team rosters hold up to 50 people while testing, whichever size you choose.

Save up to 17% on annual

For individuals

Free

$0

For getting your career on record, and sharing it.

  • Unlimited credentials
  • Automatic extraction from any photo or PDF
  • Email expiration reminders
  • Sign in with Google or Microsoft
  • A public credential portfolio
  • One verified credential
Recommended

Pro

$149/year

Save $31 a year

For a career you need other people to be able to check.

  • Everything in Free, and:
  • Verified badge on every credential
  • Custom profile URL, with Emerpa branding removed
  • Renewal-unit tracking
  • Resume export and priority processing
For teams & organizations
Recommended

Team

Team size

Up to 50 people

$1,290/year

About $2.15 per person per month

For a single location keeping one roster current.

Save $258 a year

  • Everything in Pro, and:
  • A shared roster with per-person compliance status
  • Team credential review and verification
  • Audit log and insights
  • Coverage risk and compliance heat map
  • Multiple admins
  • Automated 90/60/30-day reminders
  • Scoped API access

Enterprise

Custom

For large, regulated organizations with their own compliance obligations.

  • Everything in Team, and:
  • A negotiated data processing agreement
  • A dedicated account manager

Team is billed as a fixed price for the size you pick — 10, 50, 250, 500 people — with no per-seat metering and no mid-cycle proration. Moving between sizes is an ordinary plan change.

Questions
A spreadsheet only holds what you type into it. Emerpa reads certificate number, issuer, and expiration date straight off the photo or PDF you upload, so nothing gets retyped or mistyped. It also watches the dates it captured and sends a reminder before anything lapses, instead of relying on someone remembering to check a sheet. The result is one current record instead of a file that's only as accurate as its last manual update.