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fileForensics vs Scalekit

fileForensics and Scalekit are both security & identity tools. fileForensics is aimed at enterprise and developers, while Scalekit is aimed at developers and small businesses. Only Scalekit has a free plan.

fileForensics

Checks files for tampering and AI edits before data is extracted

Scalekit

Auth platform for B2B apps and AI agents, with an MCP gateway

PricingPaidFreemium · $99
Starting priceNot published$99/mo
Free planNoYes
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Built forEnterprise, DevelopersDevelopers, Small businesses, Enterprise
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Choose fileForensics if

Insurance, lending and finance operations teams that need an auditable fraud signal on every incoming file before automation.

  • Evidence-based findings are easier to audit than a single score
  • Outcome pricing bills only completed runs
  • MCP access lets coding agents add checks to pipelines quickly

Look elsewhere if: Teams that only need data extraction from trusted documents (Nanonets).

Choose Scalekit if

Engineering teams that ship AI agents acting on users' behalf, or B2B SaaS products that need enterprise SSO and SCIM quickly.

  • Agents act as the requesting user within the scopes that user granted
  • One vendor for app SSO/SCIM and agent tool authorization
  • Free tiers on both AgentKit and SaaSKit, with free dev and staging environments

Look elsewhere if: Consumer apps that only need simple social login, or teams that want a no-code automation tool (Clerk, Zapier).

fileForensics vs Scalekit pricing

fileForensics

  • fileForensicsFrom $0.05Per completed run (one file screened); technical failures not billed
  • Volume bandsCustomPer-run rate drops with committed annual volume

Scalekit

  • AgentKit Free$0Monthly tool-call cap plus 10K trigger events; no overage
  • AgentKit Growth$99/mo100K tool calls, 50K events; $0.50 per extra 1K calls
  • SaaSKit Free$025K MAUs, 25 orgs, 1 SSO and 1 SCIM connection
  • SaaSKit Growth$99/mo100K MAUs; extra SSO/SCIM connections from $60/conn/mo
  • EnterpriseCustomNegotiated volume, VPC or self-hosted, BYOK, HIPAA BAA

fileForensics · Key features

  • AI review of each file against an 8-discipline integrity checklist
  • Detects editing, tampering and AI-generated content
  • Pass or flagged status per document with element-level scores
  • Evidence report with an explainable risk rating per file
  • Runs before extraction so suspect files never reach automation
  • Access via the fileAI platform, REST API, developer portal and MCP

Cons

  • Volume pricing is quote-based beyond the starting run price
  • The checklist disciplines are not detailed publicly
  • Geared to regulated enterprises; business pilots go through a demo

Scalekit · Key features

  • MCP gateway with 600+ connectors and 30,000+ tools behind one endpoint
  • Per-user connected accounts with a token vault that refreshes tokens
  • Virtual MCP servers that scope the tools each agent can see
  • Triggers that start agent runs from events in connected apps
  • Tool-call logs with agent, user, tool and result; SIEM streaming on Enterprise
  • Full-stack auth with login, sessions and organizations (SaaSKit)

Cons

  • Free AgentKit tier has a hard stop with no overage option
  • SSO and SCIM connections beyond the first cost from $60 each per month
  • Custom connectors and custom tools require the Growth plan

fileForensics vs Scalekit: FAQ

Do fileForensics and Scalekit have a free plan?

fileForensics has no free plan. Scalekit has a free plan.

Which is better for small businesses, fileForensics or Scalekit?

Scalekit lists small businesses as a core audience, while fileForensics is aimed more at enterprise and developers.

Not sure yet?