One sign-in setup, reused for every client.
Give each client their own project with its own users, domain and branding, and run them all from one account.
Give each client their own project with its own users, domain and branding, and run them all from one account.
Each build re-implements sign-in, password resets and roles, and each one is yours to maintain.
Clients want their own brand on the sign-in page, and their users kept apart from everyone else's.
An account per client means separate bills, logins and settings to keep straight.
Its own users, keys and apps, and a test and a production environment. Nothing is shared between clients.
The client's logo, colours and domain on the sign-in page, without an Anchr.ing badge.
Invite colleagues and clients to the dashboard. Members work in test; production opens only when you allow it.
Your coding agent sets up the integration with the MCP server and rule files, with the same SDK in every stack.
When a user signs in, their token carries who they are, their organisation and role, their plan and payment status, and what your flags target. Your API checks it in one guard, offline, and your UI reads the same answers.
sub · amrorg.rolebilling.planflag()Each client gets its own issuer, keys and users. Your code stays the same.
// One codebase for every client: each deploy sets its own project
import { createAuth } from '@anchring/auth/browser';
export const auth = createAuth({
project: import.meta.env.VITE_AUTH_PROJECT, // 'northwind', 'contoso', …
env: import.meta.env.VITE_AUTH_ENV, // 'test' or 'prod'
clientId: import.meta.env.VITE_AUTH_CLIENT_ID,
issuer: import.meta.env.VITE_AUTH_ISSUER, // the client's domain: https://login.northwind.example
});Prices in euros, excluding VAT. Test environments include every feature on every plan.
a month, or €990 a year (two months free)
projects, each with test and production
sign-in apps; APIs and backend services are free
custom domains
Each client is a project. Team and Scale include several (the numbers are below), and Enterprise as many as you need.
Yes, invite them as members. They work in test, and production opens to them only when you allow it.
Yes. Each client project has its own namespace and databases, and our server reaches each one only through that project's own database user, so one client's users can never turn up in another's.
Not on a paid plan: the sign-in page carries the client's brand, on the client's domain, without the badge.
Start free, and move to Team when the second client comes along.
The Free plan
The Startup plan
The Team plan
The Scale plan
The Enterprise plan
The Sovereign plan
Every plan side by side, and the questions people ask before paying.