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Native cloud, on-prem, and hybrid deployment. The platform itself can be installed and run on-premises, not just connected to it.
Pure cloud SaaS, with no on-premise hosting option under any configuration.
100% support for SAML, OAuth 2.0, OIDC, RADIUS, LDAP, Kerberos, CAS, and WS-Fed.
Covers all the modern protocols well. Legacy protocols like CAS and RADIUS-based VPN auth typically need extra integration layers.
Removes standing local admin rights and enforces least privileges on Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints, built into the PAM.
Okta Privileged Access covers servers and service accounts. It doesn't extend to endpoint admin rights or app control.
FIDO2, WebAuthn, passkeys, and risk-based auth ship in standard plans.
Included, but automated lifecycle workflows need a higher tier.
Helps consolidate IAM capabilities into a unified platform, reducing the number of separate tools to license and manage.
Advanced capabilities increase overall subscription cost as requirements grow.
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Four key reasons IT teams look for an Okta alternative. The real limitations show up once you pass the first tier.
Okta Starter runs $6/user/month, but it only gets you SSO and standard MFA. Adaptive MFA, lifecycle management, and identity governance sit behind a core essential ($14) and essential ($17), with a $1,500 annual minimum regardless of team size.
Okta is cloud-first. Bringing on-prem or legacy protocols like CAS and RADIUS into the same identity fabric usually means deploying Access Gateway, a separate product with its own licensing and setup.
Okta Privileged Access stops at the infrastructure layer, servers, and service accounts. Teams that also need to remove standing admin rights on employee laptops end up buying a separate endpoint privilege tool.
Base support 24/5 with a 2-hour response on PI tickets. Getting 24/7 and a 30-minute response means moving up to Silver or Gold, priced as a percentage of annual spend.
Our migration team handles the mapping and cutover with you, start to finish.
Inventory your applications, user groups, MFA methods, provisioning rules, and identity sources.
Match every SAML, OAuth, OIDC, SCIM, and LDAP connection to its miniOrange equivalent. Most map one-to-one.
Test login, MFA, and provisioning on a handful of apps and users before touching production.
Confirm SSO, MFA, and provisioning and deprovisioning all fire correctly.
Move the rest of your applications in phases, then retire Okta once everything’s validated.
miniOrange started with identity and access management - not through acquisitions. SSO, MFA, PAM, IGA, and CIAM are built as part of one IAM platform.
Support for cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments is built into the platform. Secure legacy and modern applications without forcing everything into the cloud.
Bring SSO, MFA, PAM, IGA, and CIAM together instead of managing separate products and add-ons for different identity needs.
Get the IAM capabilities your organization needs without piecing together multiple products, tiers, and add-ons - helping simplify both procurement and deployment.
I can't speak highly enough regarding miniOrange, I am totally satisfied with the process and results in every regard.
5.0
Awesome tech service, Awesome product. Overall Awesome people. This solution is very simple and easy to implement
5.0
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For teams that need on-premise or hybrid deployment, endpoint-level privilege control, or flat support pricing without add-on tiers, yes. Teams that only need cloud SSO and basic MFA might find Okta’s Starter plan enough on its own.
Both cover SSO, MFA, and provisioning. The differences show up in deployment (native on-prem and hybrid vs. a separate gateway product), endpoint security (built-in privilege management vs. server-only PAM), and how support and advanced features are priced.
Usually one of four reasons: pricing that climbs past the first tier, a need for on-prem or hybrid deployment, endpoint privilege requirements Okta’s PAM doesn’t cover, or support response times that depend on plan tier.
Yes. Our migration team maps your existing SAML, OAuth, OIDC, SCIM, and LDAP connections to their miniOrange equivalents, then pilots with a small group before rolling out in phases.
Yes. It’s native to the core platform. Okta’s on-premise support runs through Access Gateway, a separate product.