A company wants 100 accounts. Say yes.
Sell company access without rebuilding your app. Add agreements, seats and customer administration. Keep your users and authentication.
An email from [email protected] asks for Premium access for 100 people. The app owner replies Yes and configures a company agreement for 100 seats and 12 months. The roster scrolls through 78 assigned people, including Alex and Sam. Jordan’s invitation shows Email sent and does not count as an assigned seat. The app checks Alex’s access and enables Premium through the company agreement. The email addresses are examples; no email is sent by this demo.
You already have users. Now you have a company buyer.
One buyer. Many people. Company access alongside individual subscriptions.
Find your use caseConsumer & prosumer apps
Bring your wellness, learning or productivity app to teams alongside individual subscriptions.
Explore consumer & prosumer appsSaaS & professional software
Turn self-service demand into repeatable company sales and onboarding.
Explore saas & professional softwareProducts managing access by hand
Replace spreadsheets and account flags with access you can manage and trace.
Explore products managing access by handFrom the company deal to people using your app.
Your app keeps sign-in. Individual subscriptions and billing stay with you.
- Sell
- Agree on included features, available seats and access dates.
- Onboard
- Assign existing users, upload a roster, send invitations or distribute access codes.
- Enforce
- Your backend checks the signed-in user’s access. Your app enforces it.
- Operate
- Let customer admins manage people. Give your team delivery status and change history.
Their roster should not become your support queue.
Let admins manage their roster. Your team controls the company agreement.
A backend integration your team can operate.
Your app authenticates. Your server checks feature access. API keys stay off browsers and mobile apps.
Start with the quickstartMake the next company an easy yes.
Start on the free Developer plan. Add capacity as customer teams grow.
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