Prysm:ID Docs
Three ways to read these docs
Section titled “Three ways to read these docs”Prysm:ID serves three readers with distinct needs. Pick your path:
What is Prysm:ID
Section titled “What is Prysm:ID”A B2B multi-tenant auth platform on top of an open-source foundation. Each of your customers lives in their own dedicated instance — physical isolation, not logical. When your enterprise customer audits you, the answer is clean.
What you get:
- Real portability. If you want to leave, you export your directory in standard format and migrate to your own infrastructure. The foundation is open source.
- Predictable pricing. $29/month up to 100k MAU, $0.02/MAU beyond. SSO/SCIM included in Enterprise with no per-connection fees.
- Native physical multi-tenancy. Each of your customers gets their own instance. Not “logical orgs” in a shared database.
- Official MCP. Your AI agent can create workspaces, register apps, configure IdPs through natural language.
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Why AI-first matters
Section titled “Why AI-first matters”Your agent can build you auth. Or it can integrate Prysm:ID in 30 seconds and save you from maintaining it.
Any agent with your credentials can implement social login in an afternoon. What it doesn’t tell you is that it’s writing — inside your app — a mini Prysm:ID: OAuth callbacks, sessions, refresh tokens, account linking, recovery, audit logs, multi-tenant when you need it. That code is now yours: you maintain it when Google rotates a scope, when your first enterprise customer asks for SAML, when passkeys land, when audit asks for SOC2.
With Prysm:ID, that code doesn’t exist in your repo — it’s an API call. The same agent that was going to build it integrates it in 30 seconds via MCP. Same speed on day 1, zero technical debt on day 400.
Most-read
Section titled “Most-read”The promise
Section titled “The promise”Your identity layer, unlocked. Forever.
What comes in as complexity goes out as an ordered spectrum. And the foundation stays portable forever: if you want to leave, you export everything in standard format and your DNS points wherever you choose.