Snappt alternatives

Snappt is a solid choice, but not for everyone. Small employers verifying occasional new hires, and anyone treating document forensics as a substitute for source verification, it isn't one. Here's what to look at instead.

Editor's Pick

Truework

Verifies income and employment from the source, not a screenshot

Pay-as-you-go: $54.95 for an employment report, $59.95 for income + employment, $19.95 for re-verification. Subscription platform plan available at custom pricing, enterprise tier offers up to 30% off per-verification at volume.8.3/10

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The Work Number (Equifax)

The incumbent income database of record, the one most lenders and screeners already hit

Two sides, two prices. Contributing your employees' data (as an employer) is offered at no additional cost by Equifax. Accessing the database to verify someone (as a credentialed verifier) is FCRA-gated and priced per verification, contact Equifax or go through a screening partner for current pricing; per-pull costs run in line with other verification-of-employment bureaus.7.2/10

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Argyle

Real-time payroll data API, built for developers not HR teams

Contact the vendor for current pricing — it's usage-based, quoted per deployment on expected verification volume and use case. Reported per-verification costs run from low single digits to around $10 depending on type, a fraction of what legacy VOE bureaus charge per report.7.8/10

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