Diplino vs Certifier: which fits a small training business?
Both store your data in the EU and give every certificate its own verification page. Certifier is the bigger platform; Diplino is the smaller tool with your own branding included in the price.

Both Diplino and Certifier store your data in the EU and give every certificate its own verification page. Certifier is the bigger platform, with a generous free plan, Open Badges 3.0, ISO 27001 and many integrations. Diplino is the smaller, simpler tool, with your own branding included in the price.
How Diplino and Certifier compare
| Diplino | Certifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 10 real certificates plus unlimited samples | Up to 250 credentials a year |
| About 1,000 certificates a year | Pro, 29 EUR/month billed annually, 1,200 a year from day one | Professional, 76 USD/month billed annually, 1,000 a year |
| Your branding, no vendor branding | Included in Pro | Premium Branding add-on, from 42 USD/month |
| QR code for verification | All plans | From Professional |
| Fix a typo without reissuing, resend | Yes, does not use a certificate | Yes |
| Certificate and email languages | 9 | Not stated |
| Data hosting | EU | EU (AWS Ireland) |
| Open Badges 3.0, ISO 27001 | No | Yes |
| Integrations and API | Not yet | Zapier, Make, API, LMS |
Prices and features as published on each provider's own website on 1 November 2026. Certifier's price depends on the yearly volume you select; the figures above are for 1,000 credentials a year.
Choose Diplino if
You want your own branding and a QR code on every certificate at a low monthly price, without paying for integrations you will not use. Certificates, emails and the verification page are available in nine languages. Diplino also sends an automatic reminder to participants who have not opened their certificate, and shows you which emails bounced or were not opened so you can resend them.
Choose Certifier if
You issue fewer than 250 certificates a year and can live with their branding, or you need Open Badges, wallets, LMS integrations or an API today.