Pay per screening. No subscription.

ScreenMe charges one price per completed, verified screening. There is no subscription, no minimum volume and no set-up fee, so a programme can run for a single event or a whole season.

What a screening includes

Verification of the self-test and of the member's identity, the tamper-proof certificate with date and time, the coordinator dashboard, retrieval for audits, and support in thirteen languages. Test kits are not included; members use standard kits from any pharmacy, or kits the organisation supplies.

What you do not pay for

Screenings that could not be verified. Invitations that were never used. Coordinator seats. Languages.

Worked examples

A company of 50 screening once before a winter event: 50 screenings. A school of 500 screening weekly for a four-week outbreak: 2,000 screenings. A workforce of 5,000 screening before each of ten shifts: 50,000 screenings, with volume pricing applied automatically. Enter your own numbers in the calculator to see the total.

How billing works

Organisations are billed monthly for completed screenings, by card or invoice. Prices are shown in your local currency.

Compared with supervised testing

On-site supervised testing costs staff time for every test and a room to do it in; live video proctoring costs a proctor's time per session. ScreenMe's cost per screening is a fraction of either, and it does not rise when you add a site.

Frequently asked questions