See which seats carry five people.
TrustSig Pro profiles the device population behind every account, scores what one person cannot physically produce, and hands you the breakdown.
One paid seat, five devices using it.
Already in production
Publishing platforms, fintech and national charities across Europe already run TrustSig on their forms.
Owning three devices is not sharing
Device count alone flags your best customers. TrustSig Pro scores the shape of the device population instead, and whether two live sessions are physically possible.
The report is the product
Sharing is report-only until you turn enforcement on. Cutting off a paying account is a commercial call, not a detection one.
- Scores ride along on the logins and actions you already send, with no extra call.
- Pull the full device breakdown for one account whenever you need the evidence in front of you.
- Enforcement, when you enable it, routes those sessions to a step-up you control.
- Thresholds are per project, so a family plan and a per-seat contract are judged differently.
// Rides along on the events you already send.const e = await pro.submitEvent({ kind: "login", user_id: user.id, request_id: v.request_id,});
e.sharing; // { score, confidence, devices, reasons }
// Or ask for one account on demand, with the full breakdown.const report = await pro.getSharing(user.id);Turn sharers into seats
Most shared accounts are demand you have not priced yet.
- Every account carries its device history, so a claim can be checked rather than asserted.
- Scores carry their confidence, so only the clear cases need a human at all.
- Trust
- 84 → 21
- Sessions
- 412
See how much of your base is sharing one seat.
Talk to an expertAccount sharing, answered
The sharing engine profiles each account's device population: how many devices, how fast they rotate and how far apart they sit. It also looks at sessions overlapping in ways one person cannot produce. You get a score, a confidence and the device breakdown behind it.
No. Sharing is report-only unless you enable enforcement in policy, and even then it maps to REVIEW rather than a block. What you do with the report, an upgrade prompt, a seat conversation or a re-authentication, is your call.
Owning several devices is ordinary and scores low. The score moves on concurrency geography rules out, device counts unusual for your population, and rotation that looks like a shared password. Confidence comes with it, so you can act only on the clear cases.
Sharing scores ride along on the login and action events you already send. A per-account report is there on demand when you want the full device breakdown.
The detection is the same either way. B2B teams take the report into renewal conversations with real device counts. Consumer products route heavy sharers to a step-up or an upgrade prompt.
Ask the same platform a different question
Every page below runs on the same telemetry, the same device identity and the same detection catalog.
Measure the sharing in your own base
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- Cookie-free device identity
- Training mode before anything enforces











