OneLogin
OneLogin
Updated August 20, 2025
Updated August 20, 2025
OneLogin provides centralized access management for cloud and on-premises applications. It supports integration with multiple directories and enforces security policies through single sign-on and multi-factor authentication.
OneLogin provides centralized access management for cloud and on-premises applications. It supports integration with multiple directories and enforces security policies through single sign-on and multi-factor authentication.
Multi-Factor Authentication
Single-Sign On
Customer Identity and Access Management Platforms
Cost considerations
Cost considerations
Functionality
Functionality
Compatibility
Compatibility
User experience
User experience
Customer support
Customer support
Why these ratings?
Cyberse perspective
Cyberse perspective
Solution details
Target industry
Technology
Public sector
Industrials
Healthcare
Retail
Manufacturing
Financial services
Services support
In-house services
Third party integrators
Managed services
Product features
Password Management
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
Single-Sign On (SSO)
Pricing
Free trial available
Market segment
Small business
Enterprise
Midmarket
Key features
API access
Platform solution
Point solution
Integrations
Security automation
Cloud security
Data security
Deployment
Cloud-native
Cloud-hosted
Cloud ecosystem partners
Amazon Web Services
Microsoft Azure Cloud
Google Cloud Platform
Ratings
Cost considerations
OneLogin lists transparent $4–8 per-user monthly tiers that already bundle SSO and MFA, undercutting rivals like Okta that start near $15 for comparable coverage. Advanced governance and lifecycle functions require higher tiers or add-on modules, so total spend grows for complex needs but remains more predictable than premium à-la-carte models.
Cost considerations
OneLogin lists transparent $4–8 per-user monthly tiers that already bundle SSO and MFA, undercutting rivals like Okta that start near $15 for comparable coverage. Advanced governance and lifecycle functions require higher tiers or add-on modules, so total spend grows for complex needs but remains more predictable than premium à-la-carte models.
User count
Functionality
OneLogin combines single sign-on, adaptive multifactor checks and automated user onboarding and off-boarding driven by HR systems, so everyday access is handled smoothly. Basic risk-based reports are built in, yet deep identity governance and privileged account controls still require separate tools. The broad coverage meets most needs but falls short of the full end-to-end suites that score a 5.
Functionality
OneLogin combines single sign-on, adaptive multifactor checks and automated user onboarding and off-boarding driven by HR systems, so everyday access is handled smoothly. Basic risk-based reports are built in, yet deep identity governance and privileged account controls still require separate tools. The broad coverage meets most needs but falls short of the full end-to-end suites that score a 5.
Compatibility
OneLogin connects directly to Active Directory, LDAP, Azure AD, and common HR systems while using open standards such as SAML, OIDC, and SCIM to integrate thousands of cloud and on-prem apps. Well-documented REST APIs plus an on-prem connector let teams extend identity data to custom or legacy systems with minimal extra effort.
Compatibility
OneLogin connects directly to Active Directory, LDAP, Azure AD, and common HR systems while using open standards such as SAML, OIDC, and SCIM to integrate thousands of cloud and on-prem apps. Well-documented REST APIs plus an on-prem connector let teams extend identity data to custom or legacy systems with minimal extra effort.
User experience
OneLogin provides a clean dashboard that employees use without training and includes self-service password reset with a guided MFA setup wizard. Administrators find routine tasks straightforward in the console, though building complex policies still requires consulting the online guides. Reviews note up-to-date documentation and quick onboarding, so the user experience sits above average but not at the very top.
User experience
OneLogin provides a clean dashboard that employees use without training and includes self-service password reset with a guided MFA setup wizard. Administrators find routine tasks straightforward in the console, though building complex policies still requires consulting the online guides. Reviews note up-to-date documentation and quick onboarding, so the user experience sits above average but not at the very top.
Customer support
OneLogin offers 24×7 access to identity-savvy engineers and a documented 30-minute first-response for critical outages, with a searchable knowledge base for self-help. Lower-tier customers fall back to business-hours coverage and longer SLAs, so experiences differ by plan. Overall support is dependable but not materially ahead of comparable identity products.
Customer support
OneLogin offers 24×7 access to identity-savvy engineers and a documented 30-minute first-response for critical outages, with a searchable knowledge base for self-help. Lower-tier customers fall back to business-hours coverage and longer SLAs, so experiences differ by plan. Overall support is dependable but not materially ahead of comparable identity products.
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