Pricing
Simple plans. Standard protocols in every one.
Every plan gets the same Lobby, the same isolation and the same security. What changes is what your product needs around it.
Pricing is indicative. Usher is in development, and these plans may change before launch.
Plans
Starter
For side projects and for trying Usher properly.
Free
Start building- Up to 1,000 monthly active people in production
- The Lobby, hosted for you
- Passkeys, emailed codes and magic links
- Social sign-in: Google, GitHub, Microsoft, Apple
- Authenticator apps and backup codes
- Development and production environments
- OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.1 and PKCE
- Community support
Pro
Most productsFor products with real people signing in every day.
£25a month, indicative
Start buildingEverything in Starter, and
- 10,000 monthly active people included, then by use
- Organisations, teams and invitations
- Required second factors
- Back-channel logout
- DPoP-bound tokens
- Machine-to-machine applications
- Email support
Enterprise
For organisations with their own requirements, or their own servers.
Let’s talk
Contact usEverything in Pro, and
- Help running Usher on your own servers
- SAML and SCIM, when they arrive
- A security review with our engineers
- A named contact
Prices exclude VAT. Indicative prices are for illustration and are not an offer.
Questions, answered.
- Why is pricing indicative?
- Usher is still being built. These plans show how we expect to price it, and may change before launch. Nothing on this page is an offer.
- Can I try Pro’s features first?
- Yes. Every Pro feature works in your development environments on Starter. Production needs Pro.
- What happens if I go over my plan’s people?
- Nobody is locked out. On Starter we ask you to upgrade; on Pro, people beyond those included are billed by use.
- Can I run Usher myself?
- Yes. The platform runs on your own servers with Docker, Ubuntu and Postgres. Enterprise adds our help doing it.
- What is an environment?
- Each project has environments, usually development and production. Each is its own issuer, with its own users, keys and Lobby.
- What happens to my users if I leave?
- Your apps speak standard OpenID Connect, so moving to another provider doesn’t mean rewriting how they sign people in.