One access decision
Bring identity and entitlement context together instead of stitching two disconnected systems into every request.
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Limited beta
Authentication and licensing for small teams and internal tools. Make a clear access decision through standard HTTP primitives, with identity and licensing understood together.
Pre-launch site. Joining does not create an account.
Built around the work
A modest application should not need a maze of enterprise identity products, separate licensing logic, and opaque integration work before it can serve users safely.
Bring identity and entitlement context together instead of stitching two disconnected systems into every request.
ExploreIntegrate with familiar request and response patterns that fit small services and internal applications.
ExploreUse explicit licensing state and webhook-oriented events to keep downstream behavior understandable.
ExploreOne coherent boundary
Make a clear access decision through standard HTTP primitives, with identity and licensing understood together.
How it works
Describe the app and the access boundary it needs without adopting an oversized identity program.
Send the relevant identity and license context through a standard HTTP integration.
Use a clear allow or deny result and lifecycle events in the application path you already own.
Planned beta pricing
These are the planned beta price points. Billing is not open yet and joining the waitlist does not start a subscription.
For one small project while you evaluate the model.
For individuals shipping more than one application.
For a small team sharing an operational boundary.
Questions, answered plainly
Current stage and availability are stated without pretending the product is already generally available.
Not through this site. The beta is gated, and the early-access form records interest without creating credentials or a subscription.
No. The displayed amounts are planned beta price points. Billing and checkout are not open yet.
It is aimed at small software teams and internal tools that need identity and licensing decisions without an enterprise-scale integration.
That is not the claim. EntryPin is focused on a clear application access decision and an approachable integration boundary.
Limited beta
The public site explains the intended product and collects early-access interest. Self-service accounts and public billing are not open yet.
Billing is not open. These cards do not link to checkout.