OneLogin vs Okta Workforce Identity

OneLogin provides a cost-effective alternative to Okta for organizations that need core SSO and MFA capabilities without Okta's premium pricing. While Okta offers the broadest integration ecosystem, the most mature identity governance, and a stronger CIAM story through Auth0, OneLogin delivers solid workforce identity management at a lower price point with features like SmartFactor Authentication and desktop SSO that compete well for standard deployments.

Choose OneLogin if you need a reliable, cost-effective workforce SSO and MFA platform and your application portfolio is well-supported by its integration catalog. Choose Okta if you need the broadest integration network, customer identity capabilities, identity governance, or a platform with stronger ongoing product investment.

Okta Workforce Identity starts at SSO from $2/user/month; Adaptive MFA from $6/user/month (per-user tiers (billed annually)). OneLogin starts at SSO $2/user/mo; Advanced $4/user/mo; Professional $8/user/mo (per-user tiers). As always, the sticker price only tells part of the story. Factor in add-ons, implementation costs, and what's actually included at each tier.

It depends on how deeply OneLogin is embedded in your stack. Most teams run both in parallel for a few weeks before cutting over. Check whether Okta Workforce Identity supports importing your existing configs or policies. That's usually the biggest time sink.