Consumers want an alternative to legacy authentication methods that are plagued with fraud and characterized by a bad user experience. They are increasingly expecting Passwordless Authentication options. Passkeys have become the standard for Passwordless Authentication because they provide a more secure and frictionless experience.
Passkeys stand out because major platform providers, including Apple, Google, and Microsoft, are integrating them into their cloud backup services, complete with account synchronization. This implies that, for instance, a passkey generated on a user's iPhone will synchronize with their iCloud Keychain, becoming accessible on all their other authorized Apple devices. Google and Microsoft adopt a comparable strategy within their respective services.
LoginID makes it easy to enable Passkey Authentication for Cognito users by providing features such as:
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This listing prices passwordless passkey authentication through three related dimensions. You start with a Commit, a minimum fee paid monthly or yearly that sets your baseline access. The Monthly fee for additional active user applies once your usage passes 3,000 active users, charging for each user above that threshold. A separate consumption fee covers extra or additional LoginID service beyond what your commit includes. Together, the base commitment scales with two usage add-ons: one tied to active user count, the other tied to added service usage.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one active user for the additional user fee?
An active user is an individual account that uses passkey authentication during the billing period. Once your active user count passes 3,000, each user above that threshold triggers the monthly additional user fee. Users below the 3,000 baseline are covered by your Commit.
What happens when my usage exceeds what my Commit covers?
The Commit sets a minimum baseline fee paid monthly or yearly. When your active users pass 3,000, the additional active user fee applies per extra user. Separately, using extra or additional LoginID service beyond your commit triggers the consumption fee. These add-ons meter only usage above your baseline.
How do the three charges combine on my bill?
You always pay the Commit as a baseline. The additional active user fee adds a per-user charge once you pass 3,000 users. The consumption fee adds cost for extra service usage. All three appear together. Which one dominates depends on whether user count or service usage grows faster.
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