Prepaid session credits, invoiced before you spend.
No subscription, no per-seat licence, no surprise at the end of the term. You buy credits for a tier, and one session consumes one credit.
Ask for a quoteOn every tier
The difference is evidentiary depth, not whether the exam is protected.
- Identity verification with guided capture
- Live face check at the start
- Face presence monitoring throughout
- Camera integrity checks
- Fullscreen lockdown, tab and focus detection
- Additional-display detection
- Prohibited AI extension detection
- Append-only record of every flag and decision
The three tiers
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Lite
Identity and face monitoring, with nothing recorded.
Best for
Coursework, quizzes, recruitment screening
- Identity and face check at the start
- No screen capture, no video, no audio
- No stored biometric media
- Flag log retained for audit
- Basic live monitoring
Locked browser extension: optional
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Standard
Adds screen evidence and audio, captured when it matters.
Best for
Mid-semester tests, final examinations, compliance testing
- Everything in Lite
- Whole-screen sharing enforced, not a single tab
- Screen evidence captured on the moments that matter
- Detects AI assistants, messaging and remote-access tools
- Audio evidence clips, triggered by speech
- Screenshots and clips retained for review
Locked browser extension: recommended
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Pro
Continuous recording, room scans and live intervention.
Best for
Licensing, certification, government and immigration examinations
- Everything in Standard
- Continuous webcam and desktop recording
- Room and desk scan before the exam starts
- Optional second camera from the candidate's phone
- Speaker detection, to catch coaching
- Live monitoring with proctor intervention
- Full session recording retained
Locked browser extension: required
Get a quote
Rates depend on tier and volume, so they are quoted rather than listed. Tell us the exam and the candidate numbers and you will get a figure, not a discovery call.
An identity-only or screen-only session uses a Lite credit.
Which tier suits your exam?
The tier follows the stakes. An exam nobody would appeal does not need an archive, and one that decides a licence does. Pick the kind of exam you run.
Lite
Low stakes, high volume. The identity and face checks run and nothing visual is kept. The lightest bandwidth demand of the three.
- Credit consumed:
- Lite
- Locked browser:
- optional
- Kept afterwards:
- flag log only
Lite or Standard
Volume screening runs on Lite. Move final rounds to Standard when a decision needs screen evidence behind it.
- Credit consumed:
- Lite or Standard
- Locked browser:
- optional to recommended
- Kept afterwards:
- flag log, or screen evidence
Standard or Pro
Mid-semester tests and finals need screen evidence and audio behind a flag. Where a result decides a degree classification, Pro adds continuous recording.
- Credit consumed:
- Standard or Pro
- Locked browser:
- recommended
- Kept afterwards:
- screen and audio evidence
Standard or Pro
Attributable and auditable. Where a camera would be disproportionate, the screen-only mode gives desktop evidence with no camera at all.
- Credit consumed:
- Standard, or Lite for screen-only
- Locked browser:
- recommended
- Kept afterwards:
- screen evidence
Pro
The credential has to hold up years after the sitting. Continuous recording, room scans, speaker detection and two-reviewer sign-off.
- Credit consumed:
- Pro
- Locked browser:
- required
- Kept afterwards:
- full session recording
Pro
High volume, many centres, many devices, and outcomes that will be challenged. Prepaid credits keep the cost of the window known in advance.
- Credit consumed:
- Pro
- Locked browser:
- required
- Kept afterwards:
- full session recording
Pro
The complete evidentiary chain, with live monitors who can step in and a second camera from the candidate phone.
- Credit consumed:
- Pro
- Locked browser:
- required
- Kept afterwards:
- full session recording
Identity only
The candidate verifies and the session ends. No examination follows, so nothing beyond the verification result is kept.
- Credit consumed:
- Lite
- Locked browser:
- not needed
- Kept afterwards:
- verification result
Invoice first, and a person credits the pool.
Every credit batch reconciles one to one with an invoice. That is deliberate: the licence pool and the accounting can never quietly disagree.
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You request credits
Tell us the tier and the number of sessions. Credits are per tier, so a department can hold a Lite pool and a Pro pool at the same time.
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We issue an invoice
ExamLense processes no payments and stores no payment details of any kind. Invoicing and receipts live entirely in our finance system.
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You pay and send proof
Bank transfer or mobile money, whichever your finance office already uses.
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A person credits the pool
Crediting is a back-office action, never automatic. It needs the invoice number and a second operator to approve it, and the batch is written to the audit log.
Each of these costs us something.
A simpler product, a bigger contract, an easier sales conversation. They are in the product anyway.
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A pool cannot be oversold
A credit is reserved when a candidate registers and consumed in a single atomic step when the session starts. Under concurrency that is still exact.
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Unused reservations come back
A candidate who registers and never sits releases the reservation once the exam window closes. You are not billed for a no-show.
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An exam in progress does not stop
A configurable overdraft grace keeps sessions running while a confirmed payment clears, and low-balance alerts fire well before an exam window opens.
Get a figure for your next exam window.
Tier, candidate count, and the window. That is all we need to quote.