Opal.dev vs. OwnID

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Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
Opal.dev	Score1 out of 10	N/A	Opal is a security platform that enables organizations to scale process.	N/A
OwnID	Score9 out of 10	Enterprise companies (1,001+ employees)	OwnID is a passwordless authentication add-on for websites and apps. It takes passwords out of registration and login for customers and aims to make authentication more secure. OwnID can be added to existing registration and login forms. The low code solution adds a minimalistic button to forms and lets visitors go passwordless while preserving the rest of the user experience. How it works: When browsing on a mobile device, tapping the passwordless button will prompt the…	$0 per month per user

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Opal.dev

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Free: $0
per month per user
Professional: $0.01
per month per user
Enterprise: Contact Us
per year

Pricing Offerings
Opal.dev	OwnID
Free Trial
No	No
Free/Freemium Version
No	Yes
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
No	Yes

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OwnID is FREE for 10,000 monthly site visitors who use OwnID passwordless to sign up or sign in to their accounts. After that, it's $0.01 per user per month, but you're only charged when a user signs up or logs in using OwnID. Enterprise pricing is case-dependent, as you might be able to take advantage of volume discounts. Please contact us to discuss your case.

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User Ratings
	Opal.dev	OwnID
Likelihood to Recommend	1.0 (1 ratings)	- (0 ratings)

User Testimonials
	Opal.dev	OwnID
Likelihood to Recommend	Opal.dev I am frustrated that my organization chose to adopt Opal for our access management tool. It is extremely difficult to use, due to bugs and basic functionality missing. Engineers are not given write access to production resources, so every change must flow through Opal. This involves writing an IAM policy by hand for every request, because it is far too difficult to find an existing role in the system, and requests must the narrowly tailored only to allow the exact operation requested. Opal makes this process much more difficult because it lacks basic functionality for end users, such as: -Ability to modify an existing IAM role -Ability to view existing IAM roles -Ability to delete duplicate Opal roles -Lack of IAM role templates -Poor error messages when attempting JSON policy fails validation In general, each Opal request takes 5-10 minutes because you need to be very explicit with every API action you are requesting, which then needs to be repeated multiple times because it is very hard to get everything correct the first time, which then requires a new round of reviews. This is partially because AWS IAM roles can be tricky to get right, but Opal provides no functionality to make this easier. Incentivized Verified User Read full review	OwnID No answers on this topic
Cons	Opal.dev Inability to modify an IAM role after creation Inability to use templated IAM roles Inability to see existing IAM roles Inability for users to clean up existing Opal roles Poor ability to search for existing Opal roles Repeated reliability issues - IAM role creation breaks far too often Cryptic error messages when IAM JSON is incorrect Incentivized Verified User Read full review	OwnID No answers on this topic
Return on Investment	Opal.dev Decreased engineering productivity Incentivized Verified User Read full review	OwnID No answers on this topic
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