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IdRa vs Auth0.

Different jobs, mostly. Here’s where they overlap.

$0IdRa, up to 100 users, apps and servers

25,000Monthly active users on Auth0’s free plan

$35Auth0 Essentials, per month, up to 500 active users

The short version.

Choose IdRa if

  • Your own staff sign in to the apps they use at work
  • You want SSO, MFA, a directory and SCIM with nothing to count and no plan to outgrow
  • You host organizations for customers, and want a database for each
  • You’re leaving Okta and have scripts written against its API

What you get

  • Eleven authenticators on every plan
  • SAML and OIDC apps with no count
  • A database, address and signing keys for each organization
  • An open source codebase under the MIT license

Side by side.

Every Auth0 cell links to the page it came from. IdRa’s side comes from reading its code.

CapabilityAuth0IdRaWhat you get
Cost
Published priceFree up to 25,000 monthly active users. Essentials from $35 and Professional from $240 a month, each listed up to 500 active users. Enterprise by contact. Auth0 pricing IncludedHosted IdRa is free forever up to 100 users, apps and servers per org. Growth is $249/mo up to 500 users, Business is $699/mo up to 2,000, and Enterprise starts at $25k/yr. No feature is ever held back on any plan.
Enterprise connections, self-service SSO, SCIMFree includes 1 enterprise connection, self-service SSO and SCIM. Essentials says to upgrade to B2B to keep using them. Auth0 pricing IncludedAll included. SAML and OIDC apps have no count.
Sign-on
SAMLCan serve as the identity provider, the service provider or both. Supported options include Single Logout. SAML docs IncludedAs an identity provider, SP- and IdP-initiated. Accepts external SAML providers. Single Logout when the app starts it.
OpenID conformanceA certified FAPI OpenID Provider for two FAPI 1 Advanced profiles. Compliance docs IncludedWe run the OpenID conformance suite ourselves, with no failures.
OrganizationsRepresent business customers and partners. 5 on Free, 10 on Essentials. Organizations docs Auth0 pricing IncludedEach organization has its own Postgres database, address and signing keys.
Authentication and threats
MFA factorsPush, SMS, voice, one-time passwords, WebAuthn, email, Cisco Duo and recovery codes. Some are only on Professional and Enterprise. MFA docs IncludedEleven authenticators, none held back for a plan.
PasskeysFor database connections, on the web and in native apps. Passkeys docs IncludedSign-in and step-up.
Attack protectionBrute-force protection, suspicious IP throttling and bot detection. Basic on Free, enhanced on Professional. Attack protection docs Auth0 pricing IncludedLockout, rate limits, threat feeds, a password-spray detector, risk rules and global sign-out, all included.
Breached passwordsBlocks passwords that appear in breach lists from third-party sites. Attack protection docs IncludedChecked whenever a password is set, on every organization.
SCIMInbound, for selected enterprise identity providers. SCIM docs IncludedInbound for users and groups, with PATCH and deprovisioning. Outbound create, update, deactivate, reactivate, opt-in delete and group push.
Extending it
Streaming logsTo services such as Datadog, Splunk and Sumo Logic, or a custom webhook. 1 stream on Essentials, 2 on Professional, none on Free. Log streams docs Auth0 pricing IncludedTo a Splunk HTTP Event Collector or any HTTPS endpoint.
Your own domain1 on Free with credit card verification. Included on paid plans. Auth0 pricing IncludedAdd it under Customizations → Domains and prove ownership with a DNS TXT record.
How it’s delivered
Where it runsPublic Cloud, or Private Cloud: a dedicated managed service on AWS or Azure. Private Cloud docs IncludedHosted at idra.team, or one Bun process and Postgres on your own infrastructure.

Auth0’s prices are the B2C plans on its pricing page. Its B2B plans are priced separately and aren’t compared here. Fetched October 30 and 31, 2026. Details change, so check Auth0’s current documentation.

Common questions.

Is Auth0 free?

It has a free plan: Auth0’s pricing page lists up to 25,000 monthly active users, with limits such as 5 organizations and 1 enterprise connection. Paid plans start at $35 a month. IdRa is free up to 100 users, apps and servers per org, and its plans start at $249 a month.

Who is IdRa built for?

A company’s own people: employees, contractors and partners, signing in to the apps they use at work.

Can I use both?

The standards allow it: Auth0 can act as a SAML identity provider, and IdRa accepts external OIDC and SAML providers.

Create your organization.

Pick an address and confirm your email, then sign in as its first admin. A setup wizard takes you through the rest.

IdRa’s hosted sign-in page, with a username field, a Next button and a passkey option.