Use cases
Pick your situation. See what changes.
Whatever you are building, your users need to sign in. Here is what that looks like with Alt Auth.
Branded sign-in
Users trust the login, because it looks like your product
For product teams who care how the first screen feels
Sounds like you?
- “Users click “Sign in” and land on a page with another company’s name on it.”
- “People stop at the login screen and wonder whether they are in the right place.”
- “Every design change to the login page turns into a developer task.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Your brand on every login screen
Your logo and colours, with no Alt Auth badge, from Starter. Full colours, fonts, button shapes and background images on Growth.
Your own web address
From Growth the login sits on your own domain. On Enterprise our name disappears completely.
Change the look without a developer
Everything is set in the dashboard, and nothing in your app has to change.
B2B SaaS
Sell to companies without rebuilding your user system
For products whose customers are companies, not individuals
Sounds like you?
- “A consultant needs access to two client accounts, and your app says no.”
- “Every new customer asks for admins, members and someone to hand the account to.”
- “A big customer wants several teams under one account, and your app has exactly one.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Company accounts and roles from day one
Organizations and roles on every plan. One person can have a different role in each company.
Accounts that change hands cleanly
Hand an account to a new owner from Starter. Managers with their own activity history on Growth.
Ready for bigger customers
Multiple organizations on Business. Company single sign-on (SSO / SAML) is coming soon there, with one connection included.
Consumer apps
More sign-ups, fewer bad accounts
For apps with a large, growing user base
Sounds like you?
- “Visitors give up halfway through a long sign-up form.”
- “A wave of failed logins, and you only hear about it from angry users.”
- “You cannot tell where your sign-ups actually come from.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Sign-up in one click
Google on every plan, Hobby included. Social sign-in and sign-in links by email on Growth. Microsoft sign-in on Business.
Attacks flagged, not discovered
Alerts on failed logins and one-click blocking on every plan. Two-step verification from Starter.
Know what is working
Sign-ups on every plan. Countries, devices and where users came from, from Starter. Busiest hours on Growth.
Internal tools
Lock down staff tools in an afternoon
For admin panels and dashboards only your team should reach
Sounds like you?
- “The admin panel sits behind a shared password “for now”.”
- “Someone left the team, and nobody is sure what they can still open.”
- “Nobody can say who changed what, or when.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Everyone signs in as themselves
Personal accounts instead of a shared password, with two-step verification required from Starter.
Access ends when the job does
Block anyone in one click on every plan. Allow sign-ins only from your office network on Growth.
A record of who did what
A full history of changes and of what each manager did, on Growth.
Agencies
Ship every client project with login already done
For agencies and freelancers building apps for clients
Sounds like you?
- “You rebuild sign-up and password reset for every new client.”
- “Each client wants their own look, and you maintain five different login systems.”
- “At hand-over, nobody knows who should own the user accounts.”
What changes with Alt Auth
One dashboard for all your clients
3 apps on Starter, 10 on Growth, unlimited on Business — each one with its own users and settings.
Every client in their own brand
Each app gets its own logo, colours and login page. Your own domain per client from Growth.
A clean hand-over
Invite the client’s team, then transfer ownership to them when the project ends (from Starter).
Startups & MVPs
Launch with real login on day one — for free
For founders who need to launch, not build infrastructure
Sounds like you?
- “Your launch date is slipping because of sign-up, password reset and emails.”
- “You do not want to pay for an auth service before you have users.”
- “You worry that a quick solution now means a painful rebuild later.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Live this afternoon
Sign-up, sign-in, password reset and a user dashboard, ready out of the box.
Free until you grow
Free up to 1,000 active users a month, no card needed. Starter includes 10,000, Growth 30,000, Business 100,000 — and paid plans never cut you off.
Grow without a rebuild
Moving to a bigger plan applies straight away — nothing in your app has to change.
Mobile & desktop apps
One login for your web, mobile and desktop apps
For teams shipping beyond the browser
Sounds like you?
- “Your web, mobile and desktop apps each need their own login.”
- “Building “Sign in with Google” for a desktop app turns into a week of work.”
- “People give up when your app asks for yet another password.”
What changes with Alt Auth
Works wherever your app runs
Websites, phone apps and desktop apps all use the same branded sign-in page.
Desktop sign-in that just works
Users sign in in their browser and land straight back in your desktop app.
The sign-in buttons people expect
Google on every plan, social sign-in on Growth. Microsoft sign-in on Business.
Courses & communities
Members get in with one click — no forgotten passwords
For online courses, communities and members-only content
Sounds like you?
- “Your inbox is full of “I forgot my password” emails.”
- “Removing a member who left takes a developer.”
- “You have no idea how many members actually come back.”
What changes with Alt Auth
No passwords to forget
Members sign in with Google on every plan, or with a link sent to their email (Growth).
Every member, under control
Search, invite and block members in one click, and import your existing list (from Starter).
See who keeps coming back
Sign-ups and activity on every plan. Devices and countries from Starter, busiest hours on Growth.
More than one sounds familiar?
Most teams have two or three of these at once — one service covers them all. Start free, or tell us what you are building.