Active Entity Capacity +25 (monthly)
Paid · Open
£9.99 per month
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 25 AEC — actively managed entities
Scale · ECZ-ID SDK
AEC — Active Entity Capacity
Scale the estate you actively operate without turning capacity into identity.
AEC is the operating-capacity layer for ECZ-ID. Passports stay free; AEC is what expands the number of entities you can actively manage with live bindings, state and operational services.
- Type
- Universal platform
- Price
- Tiers and prices below, read from TrustOps
- Acquired and paid in
- TrustOps
- Operated in · proved by
- Dashboard · Resolver
The problem
Why it matters.
A free Passport identifies one entity. Operating a production estate means many entities with live bindings and current state, and without a clear capacity model that growth either becomes a new identity tier or an unpredictable bill.
Built for
- Teams moving from a handful of ECZ-ID entities to a production estate.
- Organisations that want one predictable capacity model across Agent, MCP, Plugin, API, SDK and Service & Workload.
- Operators that need headroom without creating another identity tier.
What changes
- More actively managed entities under one organisation.
- A single capacity model instead of seven family-specific meters.
- Clear separation between identity, assurance and operating scale.
What you receive
Concrete deliverables, not a vague trust score.
- One AEC is one actively managed production entity with live bindings and current state.
- Capacity applied to the organisation's actively managed ECZ-ID estate.
- A clear used-versus-available capacity view in the customer control plane.
- One pool for the six Passport families it covers; IoT devices are counted in IoT Fleet Capacity instead.
- A TrustOps path for adding capacity when required.
- Pool
- One AEC pool for the organisation, across six Passport families; IoT uses IoT Fleet Capacity
- Counts
- Actively managed production entities with live bindings and current state
- Included
- The pooled baseline that comes with your ECZ-ID Business Passport — Declared — FREE
- Added
- Capacity packs configured in TrustOps
- Never
- A change to any ECZ-ID, tier or verification state
Illustrative structure. Your own figures appear in the Dashboard, read from your entitlement.
How it works
A short path from need to something usable.
Issue free Passports for the entities you need to identify.
Use the included baseline capacity first.
Add AEC when the actively managed estate grows beyond that baseline.
The extra capacity changes scale only; it never changes verification or assurance.
How it relates to your Passport
AEC sits beside the Passport, never inside it. The Passport stays free and resolvable whether or not the entity is inside paid capacity; AEC only decides how many entities you actively operate at once.
Use cases
- A publisher growing from one flagship SDK to client libraries in five languages — five Passports, one capacity pool.
- A developer-tools company operating its SDKs and libraries alongside its API and plugins from one estate.
- Adding headroom before a new language SDK ships, without touching any existing identity.
Tiers and price
What it costs, and where you buy it.
Active Entity Capacity +25 (annual)
Paid · Open
£99 per year
- One payment for 12 months (annual prepaid; it does not renew)
Active Entity Capacity +25. One payment for exactly 12 months. It does not renew.
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 25 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +100 (monthly)
Paid · Open
£29.99 per month
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 100 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +100 (annual)
Paid · Open
£299 per year
- One payment for 12 months (annual prepaid; it does not renew)
Active Entity Capacity +100. One payment for exactly 12 months. It does not renew.
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 100 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +500 (monthly)
Paid · Open
£99.99 per month
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 500 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +500 (annual)
Paid · Open
£999 per year
- One payment for 12 months (annual prepaid; it does not renew)
Active Entity Capacity +500. One payment for exactly 12 months. It does not renew.
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 500 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +2,000 (monthly)
Paid · Open
£299.99 per month
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 2,000 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity +2,000 (annual)
Paid · Open
£2999 per year
- One payment for 12 months (annual prepaid; it does not renew)
Active Entity Capacity +2,000. One payment for exactly 12 months. It does not renew.
- AEC — actively managed entities
- 2,000 AEC — actively managed entities
Active Entity Capacity 10,000+ (contract)
By arrangement · Enquiry
Private offer, negotiated to your operating scale.
Arranged directly with enterprise customers, so the scope and the price are agreed with you.
Configure enterprise plan(opens in a new tab — trustops.ecocitizenz.com)Prices and what can be bought today come from TrustOps, which owns every purchase, entitlement and renewal. Read from the TrustOps projection generated . All pricing
After purchase
TrustOps acquires
Configure and buy in TrustOps, which owns payment and entitlement.
Dashboard operates
The entitlement appears in your Dashboard, where you operate it.
Resolver proves
Public facts stay on the Resolver; buying never changes what a record proves.
Privacy, security and evidence
What is collected, published and kept.
- Capacity is an entitlement held in TrustOps, not a property published on the public record.
- Running out of AEC never deletes, revokes or unpublishes an identity.
- Individual IoT device instances are counted in IoT Fleet Capacity and never consume AEC.
Boundaries
The claims stop here.
- AEC is capacity, not verification, certification or trust status.
- A Passport remains free whether or not the entity is inside paid operating capacity.
- AEC never makes an identity more verified, never replaces a Passport and never changes an ECZ-ID.
- Running out of AEC never deletes, revokes or unpublishes an identity.
Integrations and questions
Works with what you already run.
- Dashboard: used-versus-available capacity for the organisation.
- TrustOps: the only place capacity is added, changed or renewed.
- Agent, MCP, Plugin, API, SDK and Service & Workload Passports share the same pool.
Build and integrate it from code: SBOM binding(opens in a new tab — developers.ecocitizenz.com)
- Do I need AEC to hold the free SDK Passport?
- No. A free Passport exists and resolves whether or not you use any AEC.
- Does more AEC make my SDK or library more verified?
- No. AEC changes capacity only. It never changes verification, assurance or the ECZ-ID itself.
- Is capacity counted per family?
- No. AEC is one pool shared across your Agent, MCP, Plugin, API, SDK and Service & Workload identities. IoT is never in this pool: IoT devices are counted in IoT Fleet Capacity.
Related
- Current state · MonitorPulseGuardKnow the current state of the ECZ-ID entities you operate.Read more
- Evidence · HistoryLedgerCoreKeep decisive identity and lifecycle evidence without pretending evidence proves the claim inside it.Read more
- Change · Follow · NotificationECZ-ID WatchKnow when public ECZ-ID information you rely on materially changes.Read more
Keep the identity free. Add this when the outcome is worth it.
Your SDK Passport stays free. AEC — Active Entity Capacity sits above it and is acquired in TrustOps.
Where next
Keep going with ECZ-ID SDK.
- ProductsEvery SDK product and service, each with its own page.Open
- The free SDK PassportWhat it establishes, what it never says, and how it is issued.Open
- Verify an ECZ-IDRead a live record on the public Resolver — no account, no key.Open
- Build and integrateSBOM binding on the Developer Gateway.Open (opens in a new tab — developers.ecocitizenz.com)