VerifyHub
Don't share the inbox.
Share the authentication event.
Reserve a shared login. Get only the code or link.
Agencies & ops · Google + Microsoft · Free to start
Org mailbox · No inbox · Short TTL · Audit
The problem
Shared logins. Private OTPs. Messy handoffs.
Codes hit one inbox. Teams paste into Slack. Logins collide.
What you get
Share the event — not the inbox.
Google + Microsoft
One org mailbox. Auth mail only.
One lock, fair queue
One holder. Others wait in line.
Approval gates
Admins approve sensitive apps first.
OTP or link, then gone
Show once. Short TTL. Audited.
How it works
Slack chaos → controlled auth event.
Without
- Share passwords or forward emails
- OTPs in Slack — no owner, no expiry
- Colliding logins, no audit
With VerifyHub
- Request auth — lock or queue
- Extract only the code or link
- Reveal once — expire + audit
Security
Store less. Control who sees it.
No inbox product
Teammates never open the mailbox.
Keep almost nothing
Short-lived ciphertext — not full emails.
Hard org boundaries
Stays inside your tenant.
Legitimate use only
Org shared SaaS. Not MFA bypass.
Org shared SaaS only — not a SOC 2 badge.
Pricing
Free to start. Team when you need a queue.
Free
$0
- 1 user · 2 apps · 20 events / month
- Reserve → extract → reveal
- No queue or approvals
Team
$49–79 / month
- 10 seats · 25 apps · 500 events / month
- Queue, approvals, notifications, audit
- Google + Microsoft
FAQ
Quick answers
- Better than Slack OTPs?
- We lock the account, time-box the code, then delete it.
- A password manager?
- No — we deliver the post-login OTP or link.
- Why not share the inbox?
- It leaks mail and still collides. We share the auth event.
- Google and Microsoft?
- Yes — Workspace and Microsoft 365.
- SSO / SCIM?
- Not in Free/Team yet. Join the waitlist.
Early access
Join the next cohort
Work email in. Small-group invites.