SSOJet
Big customers often refuse to sign a contract unless your app supports "enterprise SSO" — logging in through their own Okta or Azure AD instead of a normal password. Building that yourself for every possible identity provider can take months; SSOJet plugs
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Description
For a growing SaaS company, the moment a big client's IT department asks "do you support SSO?" is often the moment a deal stalls — every large company has its own identity system (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, and dozens more), and supporting all of them from scratch is a real engineering project, not a quick toggle. SSOJet exists to turn that months-long project into a few days of integration work.
SSOJet is an SSO-as-a-service layer: your app gets a single client_id, and SSOJet handles the SAML/OIDC/SCIM handshake with whichever identity provider a given enterprise customer uses, resolving the right connection from the user's email domain. It ships 100+ pre-built connectors (Okta, Azure AD, Google, Auth0, Firebase, Supabase and more), a self-serve customer portal so IT admins can configure their own connection, JIT provisioning, IP/device fingerprinting, and SOC 2 Type II / GDPR / HIPAA-ready infrastructure with a 99.99% uptime SLA. Pricing is connection-based rather than per-user or per-MAU: a 30-day free trial with full features, then Business plans from $99/month for 2 connections, up to a custom Enterprise plan with private cloud deployment and a dedicated CSM.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you're a B2B SaaS company that keeps losing enterprise deals because you don't support SSO, SSOJet lets you check that box in days without rebuilding your auth system from scratch.
Against building it yourself with an open-source library (SAML/OIDC parsing is notoriously fiddly and easy to get subtly wrong on security-sensitive edge cases) or against a heavier identity platform like WorkOS or Auth0, SSOJet's pitch is speed and connection-based pricing with no per-user fees — useful if your enterprise accounts have many seats. The free 30-day trial with full access is genuinely useful for validating the integration before committing, but at $99/month minimum for just 2 connections, cost scales quickly once you have more than a handful of enterprise clients, so do the math against your actual enterprise pipeline before committing.
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Essai gratuit 30 jours (accès complet, MAU illimités). Business à partir de 99 $/mois pour 2 connexions SSO. Enterprise sur devis (cloud privé, connexions illimitées).
Pros
100+ connecteurs IdP prêts à l'emploi (Okta, Azure AD, Google, Auth0...)
Tarification par connexion, pas par utilisateur/MAU
Portail self-service pour que le client configure lui-même son IdP
SOC 2 Type II, conforme GDPR/HIPAA, SLA 99,99%
Essai 30 jours avec accès complet
Cons
99 $/mois minimum peut peser pour une petite startup avec peu de clients enterprise
Coût qui grimpe avec le nombre de connexions IdP distinctes
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