For organizations
Associations, chapters, nonprofits and member organizations run on trust. When your members sign in, they should see your name — not a login page borrowed from a vendor.
Getting set up
Sign up, name your organization, and register the address your members already use to sign in.
Upload your logo and crop it exactly how you want. Set your colors and button style. Preview it live before anything ships.
Bring your existing members over in batches. Duplicates are caught, bad rows are reported individually, and nobody is asked to reset a password.
Your developer changes one redirect. Members see the same login they always did, only now it is yours.
What your members see
On a white-label plan the login page is yours end to end — served from your own subdomain, carrying your logo and colors, with no vendor branding in the footer and no unfamiliar domain in the address bar.
Search your members, see how each one signs in, when they last did, and whether their email is verified.
Resend a verification email, unlock an account after failed attempts, or revoke a session that shouldn’t be active.
Daily sign-ins, method mix, new members and active sessions — for the whole organization or one chapter at a time.
Every sign-in, reset, verification and administrative action, timestamped and filterable.
The honest answers
No. Your existing provider keeps serving traffic while the new one is tested against real accounts. The cutover is a single flag, and it flips back just as easily.
No. Accounts are imported with their identities intact. Members who signed in with Google keep signing in with Google; members with passwords keep theirs.
Not on a white-label plan. Your logo, your colors, your domain, and no mention of YouSeemLegit anywhere on the page.
Yes. The dashboard shows sign-ins over time, active sessions, which methods members use, and a full audit trail you can filter and export.
The migration promise
A membership login is not the place for a surprise. We import your roster first, test against real accounts second, and only then change what your members touch — with a way back at every step.
The free tier covers a small chapter. White-label branding and your own domain are one step up — with a discount for registered nonprofits.
See pricingRegistered 501(c) organizations: mention it when you get in touch.