Discover the latest improvements from Logto for tiered pricing, custom domains, and more.
We have a bunch of exciting updates to share with you this month! Let's kick things off with Logto Cloud.
In the identity market, the monthly active user (MAU) based pricing model is quite popular. However, our team had been puzzled by a mystery for quite some time: why is the price the same for users who sign in once and those who sign in every day of the month?
To address this concern and convince ourselves, we have decided to launch tiered MAU prices. Our customers will now pay different prices for each active user based on their activity. This change could result in up to 80% cost savings when compared to our competitors in the market.
Starting now, you have the ability to set up a custom domain for your sign-in experience and other API requests. This feature ensures consistent branding and adds a professional touch to your product. You don't need to worry about TLS certificates either, as Logto takes care of it all automatically.
As your business grows, there may be times when you need to isolate identities among your customers. That's why we're thrilled to introduce the ability to create and manage tenants. During the preview stage, each account can create up to three tenants. Once the preview ends next month, we will unlock the capacity for additional tenants.
In addition, we've included some practical features for both Cloud and OSS:
We're excited to announce the availability of the new webhooks tab in the Console! With this feature, integrating and receiving real-time event notifications becomes a breeze. As a security-focused team, Logto signs every webhook request with a unique signing key. You can also monitor the health of your webhooks to keep an eye on performance, including success rates and request times.
We have made several enhancements to make Logto even better as an OAuth/OpenID Connect Identity Provider. These improvements include:
These features provide a smoother experience especially when integrating ChatGPT plugins. In case you missed them, we have published two dedicated blog posts on authenticating and authorizing users with Logto in ChatGPT plugins: