Spot shared logins. Convert unpaid access.
Detect subscription account sharing when one login is used on multiple devices in a short timespan — then turn those seats into paying subscribers.
Subscription revenue at risk
Where shared accounts hurt before teams can act.
- Lost subscription seats
- One paid login used by many people means unpaid readers or viewers.
- Household and office sharing
- Friends, family, or coworkers share credentials across devices in short windows.
- Distorted engagement
- Shared sessions inflate usage and hide true unique-subscriber demand.
- Support and churn noise
- Teams chase complaints without a clear view of who is sharing which account.
Shared account devices
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3 devices · 5 sessions
Session overlap
Overlap within ~60 minutes — click a device to highlight.
Device detail
See which devices shared the login and how tightly they overlap.
- Fingerprints.
- Per-device session counts on the same account.
- Overlap window.
- Activity clustered within about an hour.
Key benefits
Recover revenue from shared logins
- Shared login detection.
- Flag accounts with multiple devices active in a short timespan.
- Device and session detail.
- See fingerprints, session counts, and how tightly activity overlaps.
- Convert, don’t just punish.
- Use signals to invite sharers to their own subscription — your team decides.
- Subscription revenue recovery.
- Turn unpaid multi-user access into paying customers over time.
- Clear queue for review.
- Prioritize accounts by device count and time span before you act.
- Part of Account Shield.
- Lives alongside fake-account and takeover protection in Account Shield.
Part of Account Shield
Account sharing sits with fake-account and takeover protection
Use Account Shield for the full identity layer — then focus here when the goal is converting shared subscription seats.
Explore Account ShieldFrequently asked questions
- Does account sharing mean blocking real subscribers?
- No. Detection surfaces shared logins so your team can convert unpaid multi-user access — not automatically punish legitimate customers.
- What does “multiple devices in a short timespan” mean?
- We look for the same account used from two or more devices with activity overlapping within about an hour — a strong signal of credential sharing.
- What can my team do after we spot sharing?
- Review the account, see which devices were involved, then invite users to convert, message them, or apply your own policy. Atmosvere detects; you decide.
- Is this only for news and media?
- It fits any subscription product — publishers, streaming, SaaS — where one login should not serve many unpaid users.
European by design
Built for European trust. Austrian company. European-owned infrastructure. GDPR-first by default.
- Requests analyzed
- Billions
- Bot checks
- Hundreds
- Infrastructure
- EU-owned
- Mission
- 1
Stop losing seats to shared logins
Detect subscription sharing. Convert unpaid access. Keep Account Shield on for the rest of identity risk.









