Auth0

Score9.8 out of 10

57 Reviews and Ratings

What is Auth0?

Auth0 is an identity management platform for developers and application teams. It gives users a platform to authenticate and authorize, providing secure access to applications, devices, and users. Auth0 aims to provide the simplicity, extensibility, and expertise to scale and protect any application, for any audience. Integrate Auth0 into any app, written in any language, and any framework.

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Screenshot of multi-factor authentication with Auth0

Screenshot of Auth0's user interface tools. These help administrators manage user identities including password resets, creating and provisioning, blocking and deleting users.

Screenshot of a view of the customer's digital experience; this includes smart recommendations based on previous behavior, an experience tailored specifically to their mobile device, and easy discovery of travel options.

Screenshot of the Auth0 Identity Access Management platform, built on AWS. It is designed to deliver a universal authentication and authorization as a service for web, mobile and legacy applications.to 7000+ customers worldwide.

Screenshot of Auth0’s Adaptive MFA, which is based on various types of behavioral signals, meaning the MFA step is only presented when deemed risky. This preserves the experience for the majority of users, while maintaining a strong security posture.

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Screenshot of multi-factor authentication with Auth0

ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)
The ability to login to the system once, gaining access to all systems without the need for logging in again
Category average: 8.5
Multi-Factor Authentication
Using multiple, independent components to gain access
Category average: 8.5
ID-Management Access Control
Authorization or restriction of access to information depending on role
Category average: 8.2

Shlomi Cohen

Senior Software Architect in Engineering at Skai (501-1000 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are using Auth0 for 7 years now, looking for a provider to replace our internal login implementation one that keep up with SAML implementations and later on OIDC implementations. This helped our goal of separating authentication from the main platform and forget about security standards updates to keep up with.

Pros

SAML, Social and OIDC connections
Universal login
Availability and Reliability.
Security threats, throttling per user and IP

Cons

User metadata with multiple identities is a mess - first connection set the user attributes while others are set within the identities arrary.
The UI does not keep your filter and you always need to write it again.

Return on Investment

SAML SSO is a breeze - this alone saves a lot of dev/support hours.
We are not worried by hackers and chasing security protocols and standards, I guess about half a day job of a developer.
Telling customers we can connect them with what ever they have whether its social / SAML / OIDC put us in flexible position

Usability

Alternatives Considered

Okta and Amazon Cognito

Other Software Used

Astro by Astronomer, AWS Database Migration Service, Google BigQuery

Himaanshu Ladwal View profile

Business Development Director in Sales at Biofuture Additives (11-50 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We have used it for easy log in and authenticate user with secure access without worried about scammers. It makes our work stress-free in terms of security and the multi factor authentication increases our trust further. It also helped us for CRM integration to secure all our data sheets. Overall, it as great experience for our business.

Pros

A multi factor authentication makes it more trustworthy as you can access with the OTP received on our devices.
CRM and social media channels integration works well
We can login with the link instead of passwords also makes it easier to login
Customer support is also prompt.

Cons

Initially slight complex for new users
Higher price
some templates are quite generic
limited features in a trial version

Return on Investment

secure access with multifactor authentication, it further enhances our enterprise level clients.
It meets all standard compliance requirements as per our business, so we can stress free and focus on core business
the price is on higher side and new businesses and startup can avoid spending initially
It is slight complex, and new user can face some issues if they have less technical expertise.

Usability

Alternatives Considered

OneLogin by One Identity, Supabase and Descope

Other Software Used

HubSpot CRM, Slack, LinkedIn Sales Navigator

Sanchita Jain View profile

Technical Support Engineer in Information Technology at Kaseya (5001-10,000 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Highly secured access management platform by Okta. Simple to use and add accounts on multiple platforms for quick secure access. Extremeley smooth SSO experience, UI is simple , easy to understand and do configuration.

Pros

Usage is very simple and no pre learning is needed to use this tool.
Seemless integeration experience.
2FA works well with normal id and password too.

Cons

Based on usage and production the price of the product fluctuate which is little bit a concerned thing.
Customizable but different personalized customizations are difficult to handle and add.

Return on Investment

It supports for biometric and passkey integeration as well.
Reliable and simple UI.
It works great for security API too.

Usability

Marina Bahmat

Lead Account Manager in Finance and Accounting at PixelPlex (51-200 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Auth0 to keep all my apps and daily tools in one secure place with a single login. It also helps me and my team avoid password fatigue and shadow IT risks.

Pros

I only need to remember one passphrase to access everything, which saves me time and stress.
It integrates easily with other platforms using SAML and supports smart MFA with granular policies.
The UI is clean and simple, and features like smart hooks and role mapping make it powerful for admins, too.

Cons

Once it went down for a whole day which disrupted my business apps.
Support can be slow to respond.

Return on Investment

It saves hours every week by removing the hassle of multiple logins and passwords.
It makes our workflows faster and more secure by unifying apps under one hub.
It reduced risks around shadow IT and improved overall security with MFA and password rotation.

Usability

Other Software Used

Recurly, Conga CPQ, Miro

Aastha Mishra

Senior Software Developer in Engineering at NextUpgrad USA (51-200 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I used Auth0 to integrate social logins and email/password authentication across multiple apps and the API integration was quick and easy and it saved us a lot of development time.

Pros

Auth0 supports biometric authentication and passkeys, which really saves time on multi-factor security setups
their universal login and social login flows made the sign-in experience smooth for users
the documentation is clean and made integration easier without needing to write tons of custom code

Cons

expensive
the free tier felt limited when testing more advanced use cases

Return on Investment

it reduced our development time from weeks to just a couple of days
the secure API integration handled most of our authentication flows without extra effort
we were able to focus more on product features instead of spending time on user security systems

Usability

Other Software Used

BluSapphire, Miros, Adobe Journey Optimizer

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ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)

Multi-Factor Authentication

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