Any chances of making email validation function free to use?

[ghuznee]

i can’t justify the hefty $59/month for small tool that i’ve created to help people.

[matthieu_chateau]

Hi,
How is the email validation related to the $59 plan?

[ghuznee]

[matthieu_chateau]

Ah, sign in method.
Well that’s it, new pricing is here, this won’t change unfortunately.

Using password or code by email to signIn don’t really change anything, unless big security needs (and these needs are enterprise, most of the time, and go far beyond a code sent by email)

[ghuznee]

Fair enough.

Was thinking that some sort of validation so that users don’t just put in jibberish (ie: bob@bob.com). Is there another way? Ie: you sign up. You go to your email and confirm and then you can sign in

[Ben]

Sign Up Email Verification

So far, the only way to “verify” signed up email addresses involves workarounds (i.e. Sign In With Code block, Sign Up block with Airtable automations that send a magic link, or 3rd party integrators). All of which are no-code, but have significant drawbacks: Users cannot sign back in with the Sign In With Code block, because it doesn’t create a password for subsequent log-ins, yet still creates a user in both the Softr and Airtable Users tables Sending an automated Magic Link from an Airtabl…