Your SaaS should operate under its own domain from day one.
Authentication and transactional email define trust, security, and legitimacy. They are not implementation details.
- Users trust what they recognize
- Security depends on consistent identity signals
- Email and login shape how customers judge your product
Most products assemble identity from unrelated systems.
Authentication, transactional email, and domain identity are usually implemented as separate tools. This works early, but creates risk as soon as real customers appear.
Login happens somewhere else
Users authenticate on provider-hosted domains that do not match the product they signed up for.
Emails come from a different system
Verification and security emails are sent from separate infrastructure with different domains and policies.
Trust signals become inconsistent
Users are asked to trust links, redirects, and emails that do not clearly belong to the same product.
One identity surface. One domain.
AccountMaker ensures authentication flows and transactional emails originate from the same verified domain, forming a single, trustworthy identity surface for your product.
Domain-first
Users log in and receive emails from your domain, not a shared provider domain.
Identity-linked email
Transactional email is part of authentication, not a disconnected service.
Designed for real customers
Built for products where trust, safety, and clarity matter.
What AccountMaker provides
Authentication under your domain
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect flows served from your verified domain, so users never authenticate on a third-party hostname.
Transactional email from the same domain
Verification, password reset, invite, and security emails are sent from your domain and managed alongside authentication.
Inbound identity email handling
Generic addresses like support@ or legal@ are collected safely, filtered aggressively, and shared across a team.
Why this matters to a business
Users trust what they recognize
Login screens and emails from your domain immediately feel legitimate, reducing hesitation and confusion.
Security signals are consistent
Authentication and email share the same domain identity, making phishing attempts easier to spot and harder to imitate.
Your brand stays intact
No provider-branded links or shared auth domains that dilute your product identity.
Operational risk is lower
Fewer moving parts means fewer misconfigurations, fewer silent failures, and fewer deliverability issues.
What we mean by email
AccountMaker does not provide personal or employee mailboxes. Email is treated as part of identity, safety, and operations.
Learn more about email handlingDoes
- Send transactional emails tied to authentication events
- Operate entirely under your verified domain
- Collect generic inbound addresses like support@ or legal@
- Strip attachments and tracking pixels for safety
Does not
- Provide user mailboxes
- Replace business email providers
- Send marketing campaigns
Why not assemble this yourself?
Too many identity surfaces
Separate systems create multiple domains, policies, and failure modes.
Hard-to-explain trust boundaries
Users struggle to understand which links and emails are legitimate.
Security responsibility shifts to the product
Each integration increases the chance of misconfiguration and abuse.
Who this is for
For
- SaaS products with real customer accounts
- B2B products with teams and shared resources
- Platforms that need a clear, trustworthy identity surface
Not for
- Single-user applications
- Personal projects
- Marketing email platforms
Identity should reinforce your product, not fragment it.
AccountMaker keeps authentication and transactional email aligned under your domain from the start.