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authID Inc. helps enterprises check who is opening an account and whether someone logging in or authorizing a transaction is the account owner. Its Proof product verifies identity during onboarding, while Verified uses biometrics to authenticate account owners and help them recover access to their accounts.
Enterprises pay for the platform through subscriptions and charges based on transactions, enrolled users or active users. authID sells directly and also reaches customers through cybersecurity and financial technology partners that resell its services or incorporate them into their own offerings.
A substantial share of revenue comes from a small number of customer deals. Revenue therefore depends on closing those deals and getting customers up and running, which can take time. authID is seeking a broader customer base through lower-priced SaaS products. Its biometric services must also meet privacy requirements, including disclosure and consent rules that constrain how personal information can be handled.
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T Stamp Inc., known as Trust Stamp, competes with authID for buyers of privacy-preserving biometric software for account creation, repeat identity checks, passwordless login and account recovery. Watch adoption through its enterprise and government partners of IT2, which converts identifying data into tokens that cannot be reversed into the original identity data.
Aware competes with authID for enterprises buying biometric software to enroll and authenticate customers and workers. Its customer and workforce enrollment and access-control business is the relevant comparison, rather than its law-enforcement and forensic applications.
BIO-key International, Inc. competes with authID for enterprises that want biometric access checks tied to the person, not a phone or token. Watch PortalGuard adoption among workers who move between locations or share workstations, where BIO-key's person-bound authentication is designed to work.
Intellicheck, Inc. both competes with authID in enterprise onboarding identity checks by verifying identity documents and brings authID's biometric services to customers as a reseller. Watch the Illinois biometric-privacy lawsuit naming both companies: the claims remain allegations, and authID said it believed the case lacked merit and had recorded no liability.
Okta competes with authID for enterprise spending on cloud services that authenticate workers and customers, but sells a broader identity platform through multi-year subscriptions. Watch existing customers adding users and products to Okta Platform and Auth0 Platform for a read on spending in the identity market authID serves.
Rank One Computing Corporation competes with authID in remote identity verification and commercial biometric software, including ROC Enroll. Watch its expansion from government buyers into commercial identity verification; MTN's use of ROC Enroll for SIM-card registration in South Africa is a concrete application.
Clear Secure, Inc. competes with authID through CLEAR1, which sells businesses identity verification using biometrics and document checks. Watch CLEAR1 rather than CLEAR+ consumer subscriptions for dedicated airport security lanes, which make CLEAR's overall results a less direct comparison with authID.
Aware Inc earningsAWRE
AWARE's report can show whether enterprises are still buying biometric enrollment and access-control software for customers and workers, where AWARE competes with authID Inc.
Focus on any results AWARE breaks out for enterprise customer and workforce enrollment or access control, not its law-enforcement and forensic work. Growth there would show that enterprises are still buying this kind of biometric software, supporting demand in the market authID Inc. serves but not proving authID won customers. Weakness would point to softer demand among the buyers they both pursue.
authID Inc. earningsThis company
authID Inc. charges by subscription and identity-check usage, and this report will show whether customer adoption is bringing in revenue fast enough to start catching up with its cash use.
Compare revenue with the same quarter a year earlier, then look at cash used in operations. In 2025, authID Inc. had about $2.0 million in revenue and used about $14.7 million of operating cash. If revenue grows while cash use slows, sales are beginning to help fund operations and product investment. If revenue remains small and cash use stays high, the business is not yet funding itself through sales and still needs financing.
Okta, Inc. earningsOKTA
Okta's report will show whether enterprise customers are adding users and products to its identity platforms, offering a read on spending in the market authID Inc. serves.
Read existing customers' additions of users and products alongside Okta's platform revenue. Active expansion would show that enterprises are still spending more on identity services, supporting demand in authID Inc.'s market but not showing that they will choose authID. Slower expansion would point to tighter spending and a harder sales environment for authID Inc.
