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Hey there –
In case you missed it, we’ve recently shipped a few updates to help you better understand and support your customers. This cycle brings pricing flexibility, sharper org insights, and clearer visibility.
Clerk Billing now supports plans with per-seat pricing
Create Billing plans that charge based on an organization’s member count. Per-seat pricing works with Clerk Organizations, so subscriptions can scale as teams add members, with Clerk handling seat provisioning, checkout for additional seats, and prorated charges during an active billing period.
You can also combine per-seat pricing with a base fee, included seats, and seat limits.
Read more →
Largest organizations report
The Orgs tab on the Overview page now includes a report that ranks your largest organizations by current member count. Use it to see where usage is concentrated, compare organization size at a glance, and spot unusual growth patterns across your tenants. Each row links to the organization’s detail page.
Read more →
Improved observability with Application Logs
Application Logs give you a reverse-chronological event stream for auth, billing, and organization activity across your applications.
From the new Logs page in the Clerk Dashboard, you can filter by event type, actor, subject, trace ID, device, and date range. Select a log entry to inspect event metadata and the JSON payload for more detailed debugging.
Read more →
Other features, fixes, and improvements
Prebuilt Organization components for iOS and Android
Email Logs public beta
Flush elevation option for page-mounted components
Groups and custom attributes mapping are now generally available
Organizations support in OAuth Applications
Community and Events
Clerk at Stripe Sessions
At Stripe Sessions, Colin Sidoti, our co-founder and CEO, gave a talk on auth for the agentic era.
Colin’s session looked at what needs to change as agents begin acting on behalf of users and organizations: identity, scoped permissions, approval, and enforcement. The short version: agents need auth models built for delegation, not borrowed human credentials.
Sessions was also busy at the booth. For two days, the team demoed Clerk to a steady stream of developers, founders, and teams.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by the booth, shared what you’re working on, and spent a few minutes with the Clerk team. It was great to meet so many builders in person.
World Cup watch party with YC founders
Clerk hosted a World Cup watch party in San Francisco for the first 2026 match, bringing together founders, builders, and friends from the YC community.
Thanks to everyone who came out, and to our friends at Moda for partnering with us.
Colin Sidoti on The Build Log
Colin recently joined Jason Lengstorf from CodeTV on The Build Log for a conversation about Clerk, developer tools, and what it means to build auth for modern applications.
Watch the interview on YouTube.
Upcoming Events
Logs, Traces, and Metrics, Oh My! Part 2
Lenny’s Newsletter Meetups in Asheville, Amsterdam, & Shenzhen
Dev Meetup Peshawar: Build Something Real in One Day
Open Source Day - Eldoret
Auth Dev with Clerk
More Clerk events are on the way, including stops in Toronto, Philly, and beyond. Follow along on Luma for the latest updates.
Interested in hosting an event with us in your city? We’ve got you covered. Reach out at yuri@clerk.dev and let’s make it happen.
Lastly, if this sparked an idea, open your Clerk Dashboard and start building today.
– Emily at Clerk
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