Zenlogin

About Zenlogin

Zenlogin is a suspicious login detection service that developers integrate via a single API endpoint. Applications submit login attempt details (identity key, email address, user agent, IP address) to the API, and the service uses AI-based sensitivity controls to detect unusual login attempts and notify end users by email. Notification emails include a map showing the approximate login location along with device, date, and IP information.

The service is built for developers adding a security layer to an application, website, or service without building the detection logic in-house. It supports custom rules for team notification on login attempts, and maintains detailed logs of suspicious logins. Zenlogin states it does not store personally identifiable information, with email delivery handled through Postmark, where data is retained for 45 days.

Pricing includes a free tier for usage under 500 requests and 50 email notifications per month, and a Pro plan at $199/month covering 25,000 requests and 2,500 suspicious login emails, with detailed logs, custom rules, maps integration, and branding removal. Paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee. Client code examples are provided for curl, PHP, Node, Python, and Ruby, and an Auth0 integration is referenced.

Key features

• AI-powered detection of unusual login attempts with email notifications
• Maps integration showing login location in notification emails
• Custom rules to notify team members of login attempts on their accounts
• Detailed logs tracking suspicious logins
• Single-endpoint API integration with support for curl, PHP, Node, Python, and Ruby

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