Best Identity & Access (MFA / SSO) · 2026

OneLogin logoOneLogin vs Ping Identity logoPing Identity

OneLogin vs Ping Identity: on our data-weighted scoring, Ping Identity edges ahead (7.9 vs 7.8/10). OneLogin starts at $4/user/mo and is best for mid-market teams wanting SSO + MFA bundles at a lower list price than Okta, with no minimum commitment; Ping Identity starts at $3/user/mo and is best for large enterprises needing deep federation, orchestration and hybrid identity at scale. Choose Ping Identity for the stronger overall track record; consider OneLogin if its pricing model or fit matches your environment better. Side-by-side table below.

OneLogin

7.8/10
MSP Compared score
Starting price
$4/user/mo
Reviews
4.4/5 (~285 G2 reviews)
Free trial
30 days
Deployment
Cloud
Best for
Mid-market teams wanting SSO + MFA bundles at a lower list price than Okta, with no minimum commitment
Visit OneLogin →
Our pick

Ping Identity

7.9/10
MSP Compared score
Starting price
$3/user/mo
Reviews
4.4/5 (~106 G2 reviews)
Free trial
30 days
Deployment
Cloud
Best for
Large enterprises needing deep federation, orchestration and hybrid identity at scale
Visit Ping Identity →

Strengths at a glance

Six criteria, each scored 0–10 on the same scale from real review data, public pricing and feature coverage. See our methodology →

EditorialUser reviewsAdoptionAffordabilityFeature breadthEase of trial
OneLoginPing Identity
CriterionOneLoginPing Identity
Editorial 7.8 7.9
User reviews 8.8 8.8
Adoption 6.5 5.4
Affordability 6.9 7.5
Feature breadth 6.0 6.0
Ease of trial 6.0 6.0

OneLogin vs Ping Identity: head-to-head

OneLogin vs Ping Identity — specs and pricing
OneLoginPing Identity
Starting price $4/user/mo $3/user/mo
Pricing model per user per user
Free trial / tier 30 days 30 days
Best for Mid-market teams wanting SSO + MFA bundles at a lower list price than Okta, with no minimum commitment Large enterprises needing deep federation, orchestration and hybrid identity at scale
Deployment Cloud Cloud
G2 rating 4.4/5 (285) 4.4/5 (106)
Capterra rating
Our score 7.8 7.9

Choose OneLogin if…

You need mid-market teams wanting sso + mfa bundles at a lower list price than okta, with no minimum commitment.

Pros

  • Cheaper bundles than Okta
  • No minimum contract commitment
  • Flexible a la carte options

Cons

  • Smaller integration catalog than Okta
  • Brand momentum faded post-acquisition
  • Advanced governance trails leaders

OneLogin pricing · review

Choose Ping Identity if…

You need large enterprises needing deep federation, orchestration and hybrid identity at scale.

Pros

  • Deep federation + orchestration
  • Covers workforce/customer/B2B identity
  • Strong hybrid/on-prem support

Cons

  • Workforce pricing has a 5
  • 000-user minimum
  • Enterprise-oriented (overkill for SMB)
  • Complex multi-product lineup

Ping Identity pricing · review

In depth

Pricing: Ping Identity vs OneLogin

Ping Identity bills on a per user model from $3/user/mo (30 days trial), while OneLogin uses a per user model from $4/user/mo (30 days trial). Because the models differ, the cheaper option flips depending on your fleet size — model both at your seat/endpoint count.

Features & deployment

Ping Identity ships 6 headline capabilities (No-code identity orchestration (DaVinci), Single sign-on + SCIM directory, Adaptive MFA + passwordless/FIDO, Risk signals (PingOne Protect)) and deploys Cloud. OneLogin ships 6 (Single sign-on + cloud directory, Multi-factor authentication, SmartFactor risk-based auth, Identity lifecycle management), deploying Cloud.

Ratings & verdict

Ping Identity holds 4.4/5 (~106 G2 reviews); OneLogin holds 4.4/5 (~285 G2 reviews). On our data-weighted score, Ping Identity edges ahead (7.9 vs 7.8/10). Pick OneLogin instead when mid-market teams wanting sso + mfa bundles at a lower list price than okta, with no minimum commitment. See Ping Identity alternatives or OneLogin alternatives.

Frequently asked questions

OneLogin vs Ping Identity: which is better?
OneLogin vs Ping Identity: on our data-weighted scoring, Ping Identity edges ahead (7.9 vs 7.8/10). OneLogin starts at $4/user/mo and is best for mid-market teams wanting SSO + MFA bundles at a lower list price than Okta, with no minimum commitment; Ping Identity starts at $3/user/mo and is best for large enterprises needing deep federation, orchestration and hybrid identity at scale.
Is OneLogin cheaper than Ping Identity?
OneLogin starts at $4/user/mo and Ping Identity starts at $3/user/mo (see the pricing rows for models and limits).
Data as of July 20, 2026. Sources: onelogin.com, pingidentity.com. Figures are pulled from public vendor and security data and refreshed automatically.