By Daan Haket · Researched and written with an AI assistant · who does what
The recurring price is only visible after you set the search volume in the calculator, so we cannot give a monthly number.
fintechs, payment firms and compliance teams that need sanctions, PEP and adverse-media screening through a dashboard or an API, from a small volume upward.
you want a published flat monthly price, a self-serve cancel button, or you screen so little that a set-up cost of $250 or more is not worth it.
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✓ Pricing re-verified 7 Nov 2026
AML Watcher sells anti-money-laundering screening in three plans: Basic for quick checks, Premium for in-depth risk analysis and enhanced due diligence, and Enterprise for large organizations. The monthly or yearly amount is calculated by a slider for searches per month and entities monitored, and the page text we read does not show those amounts, so we do not quote a plan price.
What the page does show is a one-time set-up cost of $250 for Basic and $1,000 for Premium, with Enterprise on a custom quote, and a saving of 17% for yearly billing. The minimum plan includes 100 monitored entities. A free trial gives the first five searches free. Extra searches above a package are charged at the end of the billing cycle at your agreed per-unit rate, unused credits do not roll over, and screening plus monitoring the same customer counts as one monitored entity in a month.
Cancellation is done by emailing the sales team, and access continues to the end of the billing cycle. Plans change — always verify the live price on their site.
Category context: Financial Operations. Across the 11 tools in this category that we researched with a public US-dollar price, the median entry price is about $25 a month (lowest paid plan as listed, per seat where the vendor prices per seat). Compare pricing conditions in the Software Cost Atlas →

There is a one-time set-up cost on Basic and Premium, unused credits do not roll over, extra searches are billed at the end of the cycle, and cancelling means emailing sales.
Anti-money-laundering screening for sanctions, PEP and adverse media through a dashboard or API, with ongoing monitoring and a free trial.

Basic covers a single team member with one search profile and a limit of one API call per second. Premium adds bulk screening of up to 50 profiles at a time, ongoing monitoring, more team members and faster API limits, which matters once you screen customers in batches or must watch them continuously. The $750 difference in set-up cost is the part to weigh before you decide.
Open amlwatcher.com and start the free trial, which includes the first five searches. Run a sanctions, PEP or adverse-media search on a name to see the results, then choose Basic or Premium and set the monthly search volume and number of monitored entities on the pricing page. API users can connect the screening to their own onboarding flow. An enterprise plan or a customised setup goes through a call with the sales team. We did not run searches ourselves.
Distilled from AML Watcher's own website: the pricing page, read on 7 November 2026. AML Watcher is an affiliate partner of ours through CJ. We have not used the service ourselves.
The natural comparison is Sumsub — Sumsub is not yet reviewed in our directory, so we have no comparison of the two. AML Watcher lists a joint article with Sumsub on its site; check both pricing models against your own screening volume.
Read on 7 November 2026: the recurring price depends on the searches and monitored entities you choose in a calculator, and the page text does not show the amounts. A one-time set-up cost of $250 applies to Basic and $1,000 to Premium; Enterprise is custom.
Yes. The pricing page says the free trial gives the first five searches free.
The FAQ says the minimum plan includes 100 monitored entities.
Extra searches are calculated at the end of the billing cycle and charged at your agreed per-unit rate. Unused credits do not roll over.
The FAQ says to email sales@amlwatcher.com; access continues until the end of the current billing cycle.
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