Overview

Auth3D is a product identity and verification registry for physical objects. It gives an item a lasting record that can connect it to its maker, design history, production details, and supporting evidence. Buyers, service teams, distributors, and collectors can view a public verification page in a standard phone browser without installing an app.

Records can be reached through QR codes, NFC tags, RFID workflows, serial numbers, direct URLs, or a typed Unique Part Identifier (UPI). A record may include a reference image, design and manufacturer attribution, production notes, and information for owners seeking support. Visibility options include public, hidden by direct link, private, and password-protected.

Published records are designed to keep resolving at the same URL after account activity stops. That persistence is useful when product information needs to remain available beyond the period in which an account is actively maintained.

Key features

Identification and verification

Auth3D links physical objects to records that can be found through several identifier and lookup methods. The public verification page is accessible through a phone browser, so people checking an item do not need a dedicated app. Its records can bring identity, maker attribution, design provenance, production notes, image evidence, and owner-facing support context together.

Visibility and record continuity

Record owners can choose public access, a hidden direct link, private access, or password protection. Published records are intended to retain their URL even when account activity ends, providing a stable destination for an item's information.

API and production workflows

Auth3D API v1 supports generating or reserving identifiers, creating records with image evidence, updating production fields, and reading records. It can be used alongside ERP, MES, QMS, label services, or custom production applications. Connections to other platforms require the relevant permissions and credentials. API access uses private bearer-token credentials, is owner-scoped and revocable, and connections can be revoked.

The service supports item-level serialization and serial verification. Its contact page invites questions about records, identifier batches, QR and NFC workflows, and migration of existing identifiers.

Limits on compliance claims

Auth3D is a product record and verification registry, not a regulator, test lab, or independent certification authority. It does not independently certify safety or regulatory compliance claims. It can provide an identity and lookup layer for digital product passport planning, while regulated declarations, test reports, risk files, and official conformity decisions remain the responsibility of businesses and authorities.

Pricing

Auth3D uses a freemium model with a free plan and paid plans from $12.50/mo.

Plan	Price	Included
Free Registry	0.00 USD per free	10 permanent part records; public authentication pages; QR, NFC, RFID, and serial-friendly lookup URLs; design and manufacturer attribution; record image and production notes.
Production	12.50 USD per month (billed $125 paid annually)	50 permanent records per month, with unused records carrying over; batch UPI reservation workflows; CSV migration planning; UPI reservation workflow.
Enterprise	29.50 USD per month (billed $295 paid annually)	Unlimited permanent records; bulk data migration; private or staged registry planning; identifier strategy and implementation support; long-term record governance.

Platforms

Auth3D is available on the web and through an API. Its public verification pages work in a standard phone browser without an app installation. The service is headquartered in Singapore.

Who it's for

The Free Registry is described for makers, designers, and small manufacturers. Production is aimed at organizations with recurring runs, replacement parts, limited editions, or serviceable equipment. Teams considering digital product passports can use Auth3D as an identity and lookup layer, but must manage formal compliance documentation and decisions through the responsible businesses and authorities.

Pros and cons

Pros

Supports several lookup routes, including QR, NFC, RFID workflows, serial numbers, URLs, and UPIs.
Public verification pages do not require visitors to install an app.
Published records are designed to retain their URL after account activity stops.
Offers visibility settings and API capabilities for production workflows.

Cons

It does not independently certify product safety or regulatory compliance.
Integrations with other platforms need their own permissions and credentials.

Alternatives

For other options in Product Serialization Software, see Scantrust, Authentific, AltiusHub, Cerfinity, LSPedia OneScan Suite, Systech UniTrace, HUBIXA, and OPTEL VerifyBrand.

Verdict

Auth3D focuses on persistent product records, flexible identification, and browser-based verification. Its combination of lookup methods, visibility controls, and API support suits product makers and production teams that need a shared record layer across items and workflows. It should not be treated as an independent compliance or safety certification service; formal declarations and evidence remain outside its remit.

	Auth3D	Origify
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	$12.50/mo	—
Open source	No	No
Platforms	api, Web	iOS, Android
Free plan	Yes	No
Paid from	12.5 /mo	—
Serialization levels	item	item
Serial verification	Yes	Yes
API access	Yes	—
Chain of custody	—	Yes

Auth3D vs Origify

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