Guest Ranger alternative: ID verification at $0.75, before you talk to anyone

Open a test account, build your workflow and applicant journey in it, then move traffic across one property or one template at a time. Nothing has to be canceled first.

A screening is one person checked, and you pay for the checks that ran on them. Identity verification is $0.75, watchlist screening is $1.00, US criminal background is $5.00, a global criminal check is $2.00 and document signing is $0.50.

Yes, both. Their verification page names four checks and adds a step reading 'Optional: Credit card and other checks', so what else they run is a question for them. Here, watchlist screening and criminal background are each a line item you switch on per template, so you run them on the properties that need them and not on the ones that do not.

No. Checktiv sells the screening step and nothing else. Guest Ranger names two other products in its navigation, so if you want one vendor covering more than screening, their catalog is broader than ours.

Yes. Our platform runs an MCP server, so an agent can build a workflow template, start a verification, send the applicant link and read the result back without anyone opening the console. The documentation has its own MCP server, and that one needs no account at all.

The US and the EU are separate regions, and data for an EU customer stays in the EU one. There is no copying between them, and every applicant record is encrypted at rest under a key held for that one customer.

We are SOC 2 Type II certified. The report goes out under an NDA, so ask us for it and we will send it.

A verification is created for that guest, with its own link. If your reservation system is one we connect to, a new reservation creates the verification and emails the guest the link without you touching it. If it is not, you add the guest in the dashboard and either have us send the email or copy the link and send it the way you already contact guests. The link opens in a browser, so there is nothing for the guest to install, and you can see the date it expires.

They fill in their own name, plus the date of birth and address that the checks you turned on need. Then they photograph a government ID, and take a selfie too if you turned that on. You can add your own questions on a single screen, and a document for them to read and sign by typing their name. If they started on a laptop, they can scan a code on the screen and finish the ID photos on their phone.

No. Choosing which checks run, adding a guest and sending the link are all done in the dashboard. There is a connector that creates the verification straight from a new reservation for the property systems we connect to, and an API and webhooks for teams that want them, but none of that is needed to run your first check.

A screening is one person, and you pay for the checks that ran on that person. If you want the rest of the party, make one reusable link and send it once: each person who opens it confirms their own email address and becomes their own screening, up to a number of people you set on the link.

Nothing happens to the booking on its own. We do not cancel it, refund it or message the guest about it. A verification that needs a person to look at it goes to a review queue in the dashboard, with what was collected in front of whoever opens it, and they approve it or decline it with a reason from a fixed list. A decline sends the guest a written notice of the decision and how to dispute it, and if you have webhooks turned on the outcome reaches your own systems as well.