miniOrange is an identity and access management platform from miniOrange covering single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, user provisioning, and identity governance. Pricing starts at $2 per user per month for cloud-hosted IAM, with cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployment options.
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miniOrange is an identity and access management (IAM) platform from miniOrange, a bootstrapped vendor founded in 2013 and headquartered in India, serving 30,000 customers across 100 countries. The platform covers single sign-on across enterprise and SaaS applications, multi-factor authentication including FIDO2 and passwordless authentication with passkeys, user lifecycle management with automated onboarding and offboarding, conditional access with device trust and risk-based decisions, identity governance with access reviews and policy enforcement, and privileged access management for administrative accounts. Adaptive authentication adjusts security posture based on device, location, IP, and behaviour signals to balance usability with risk reduction. Pricing starts at $2 per user per month (checked September 2026) for the Essential plan, which includes centralized SSO, MFA, and unlimited SAML and OAuth connections, with a Premium tier at $3 per user per month adding passwordless, advanced adaptive security, and SCIM provisioning. For customer identity (CIAM), miniOrange offers a free tier plus paid plans starting at $49 per month for up to 500 users. Pricing is billed monthly or annually with pre-payment discounts available, and currency is USD or Indian Rupees. The platform integrates with 6,000 applications spanning productivity tools like Salesforce and Office 365, VPNs and VDI solutions from Cisco and Fortinet, legacy enterprise systems including Oracle EBS and SAP, and development frameworks such as React and Node.js. Deployment options include cloud-hosted, on-premises, and hybrid configurations using SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, JWT, WS-Fed, RADIUS, and Kerberos protocols. miniOrange operates as a fully independent, bootstrapped company with 750 employees and no venture funding. An MSP evaluating miniOrange should confirm which pricing tier covers the specific features needed, verify integration requirements with existing directory systems and application infrastructure, and confirm whether cloud-hosted or on-premises deployment aligns with their security and compliance requirements.
miniOrange competes directly with Okta and Microsoft Entra ID but at significantly lower per-user cost, which suits cost-conscious MSPs. The platform covers the core IAM features an MSP needs: SSO, MFA, user provisioning, and conditional access. It scales from SMB to enterprise and offers both cloud and on-premises deployment. On a trial or demo, confirm that your RMM or PSA vendor is on their integration list, verify conditional access policies match your security requirements, and check whether your legacy VPN or on-premises applications are supported. Pricing is transparent and per-user, making it easier to forecast than vendors that quote per-tenant or add-on fees.
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Rublon Multi-factor authentication for cloud apps, VPNs and legacy systems with a free tier. No reviews yet · from £2.00 All alternatives to miniOrange| Feature | Supported | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-factor authentication | yes | Supports TOTP, SMS, email, push notifications, FIDO2, and passwordless with passkeys |
| Single sign-on | yes | Cloud and on-premises SSO for 6000+ SaaS and enterprise applications |
| Conditional access and device trust | yes | Risk-based access decisions using device, IP, location, and behavior signals |
| Privileged access management | yes | Privileged access management for administrative accounts included in platform |
| Passwordless and passkey support | yes | FIDO2 and passkey support for phishing-resistant authentication |
| Directory sync | yes | Supports Active Directory, LDAP, ADFS, and automated user provisioning via SCIM |
| Session and risk monitoring | yes | Adaptive authentication and session monitoring based on risk factors |
| Legacy VPN and app support | yes | Supports legacy VPN/VDI platforms from Fortinet, Cisco, AWS and legacy enterprise systems |
| Self-service password reset | unknown | |
| Breach monitoring | unknown | |
| RADIUS and SAML support | yes | Supports RADIUS, SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and WS-Fed protocols |
| Admin audit log | unknown |
miniOrange offers per-user pricing for its Employee IAM products, starting at $2 per user per month for the Essential plan and $3 per user per month for the Premium plan (checked September 2026). This differs from quote-only vendors like Okta, which typically charge per tenant rather than publishing per-user rates. For customer identity (CIAM), miniOrange uses a flat monthly rate starting at $49 per month for up to 500 users. Annual billing is available and typically offers a discount over monthly billing.
miniOrange integrates with Active Directory, LDAP, ADFS, and other directory systems for user synchronization, and it supports SCIM for automated provisioning. The platform lists 6,000 pre-built integrations covering RMM tools, PSA systems, documentation platforms, and VPN/VDI appliances. MSPs should verify their specific RMM (NinjaOne, Datto RMM, N-able N-central) and PSA (ConnectWise, Autotask, HaloPSA) are on the current integration list before purchasing, as coverage can change.
Yes, miniOrange offers a free trial for its IAM and CIAM products. The company also provides a free tier of CIAM suitable for testing and small deployments. Free trials allow an MSP to evaluate core features like SSO, MFA, and user provisioning hands-on before committing to a paid plan.
miniOrange supports three deployment models: cloud-hosted SaaS, on-premises self-hosted Identity Server, and hybrid configurations combining cloud and on-premises infrastructure. This flexibility suits MSPs managing diverse client environments or those with specific compliance requirements that favour on-premises deployment. An MSP should confirm deployment architecture during trials to ensure it matches their infrastructure.
miniOrange supports multiple authentication methods including TOTP (time-based one-time passwords), SMS, email codes, push notifications, FIDO2 hardware keys, and passwordless authentication with passkeys. The platform uses adaptive authentication to adjust security based on risk signals like device posture, location, and login behaviour, reducing friction for legitimate users while protecting against phishing and account takeover.
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