Simply solve your toughest customer identity challenges
Scroll down to learn how Frontegg’s out-of-the-box platform stacks up against other customer identity providers.
Others give you simple auth. Frontegg makes complex auth simple.
Our low-code platform lets you distribute the responsibility of customer identity beyond engineering teams.
Finally, engineers can prioritize innovation while infosec, product, and customer success become self-sufficient with the parts of identity management that matter to them.
It’s a win-win.
Both Frontegg and Auth0 offer strong authentication options. If that’s all you need, you’re good either way.
Standard login
No-code customization
API customization
Hosted IDP
M2M authentication
Frontegg offers advanced authorization with context-aware access control -- called Entitlements. Auth0 doesn’t natively support subscription-based entitlements.
RBAC
ABAC
Subscription-based
Feature flags
Trial management
FGA
Frontegg is purpose-built for B2B use cases. Manage organizational hierarchies, user groups, and much more. While Auth0 offers multi-tenancy support, it requires custom coding for RBAC.
Organization management
Hierarchies
Role level organization
Login per organization
User groups
Get comprehensive, flexible security features out of the box with Frontegg. Auth0 security settings need to be built out. And they can’t be tuned on a per-tenant basis.
Risk and fraud engines
Security dashboards
Organizational level policies
Adaptive MFA
Step up
Logs streaming
Both Frontegg and Auth0 have key enterprise features such as Hierarchies (Organizations). But Frontegg has certain enterprise capabilities that Auth0 lacks, such as built-in SCIM and audit logs.
SSO
SCIM
Audit logs
Easily set up and manage users, accounts and environments. Auth0 is missing certain capabilities here such as environment management.
User management
Usage dashboard
Organizational signals
Admin portal
Frontegg’s admin portal allows full self-service. Auth0 has no in-app admin portal -- it needs to be built out using APIs.
User login and signup
Profile management
User invitation
SSO & SCIM configuration
Security configuration
FusionAuth is a solid choice if all you need is basic authentication. Frontegg gives you all that, but more — all out of the box.
Frontegg offers advanced authorization with context-aware access control — called Entitlements. FusionAuth doesn’t natively support subscription-based entitlements.
Frontegg is purpose-built for B2B use cases. FusionAuth isn’t. Only with Frontegg can you manage organizational hierarchies, user groups, and much more.
FusionAuth provides basic security features like MFA and password policies. Frontegg offers comprehensive security capabilities that can be easily tuned per tenant.
Both Frontegg and FusionAuth have essential enterprise features like SSO and SCIM. But Frontegg takes it further with built-in organization hierarchies and audit logs.
With Frontegg, easily set up and analyze users, accounts and environments. FusionAuth’s offerings here are limited.
Frontegg’s admin portal allows full self-service. FusionAuth lacks an admin portal, putting end-users your mercy for many key changes.
Frontegg offers more tailored authentication solutions with deep customization and API flexibility, which Entra ID doesn’t fully support with its more standardized setup.
With advanced RBAC and feature management, Frontegg provides precise control over access and permissions, unlike Entra ID’s more basic entitlement options.
Frontegg allows companies to specify different organizational hierarchies — like divisions, departments, or teams — to ensure everyone has the appropriate access.
Frontegg strengthens security with adaptive MFA, delivering more end-user-centric protection that Entra ID lacks.
Frontegg meets enterprise standards with not just SSO but also SCIM.
Frontegg offers better visibility and control with its detailed user management and analytics tools.
Frontegg delivers extensive self-service capabilities for user and org management, unlike Entra ID.
Descope focuses on simpler, pre-packaged workflows. Frontegg also has drag-and-drop workflows, but with more flexibility for scaling mid-market and enterprise use cases.
Workflows (identity orchestration)
Frontegg ensures precise control over access and features, making it easy to manage trials and subscriptions, unlike Descope’s more basic setup.
Frontegg allows you to easily manage complex org structures and roles, so you can deliver excellent identity management to your customers even as they scale. Descope wouldn’t be able to keep up.
Frontegg protects businesses with advanced fraud detection and adaptive MFA, offering a proactive and customer-centric security approach that Descope can’t match.
Frontegg meets enterprise demands with scalable SSO and detailed audit logs, while Descope struggles to handle complex compliance needs.
Frontegg simplifies team oversight with actionable insights and easy admin tools, offering more visibility than Descope’s limited analytics.
Frontegg empowers admins with full self-service for everything from login to security settings, granting them more self-sufficiency and freedom than Descope.
Frontegg offers advanced authentication, allowing you to support your customers with M2M authentication. WorkOS doesn’t.
Frontegg’s advanced authorization with context-aware access control -- called Entitlements -- is richer and easier to use than WorkOS’s.
Frontegg is purpose-built for B2B use cases. Manage organizational hierarchies, user groups, and much more. WorkOS offers none of these functionalities.
With adaptive MFA, a powerful risk and fraud engine, and easy-to-understand security dashboards, Frontegg is a CISO’s dream. WorkOS just offers basic MFA.
Both Frontegg and WorkOS have enterprise features like SSO and SCIM that can be shipped to your companies quickly. But Frontegg offers a wider set of capabilities.
Easily set up and manage users, accounts and environments. With Frontegg, not WorkOS, you can grow revenue by transforming raw data into business insights.
WorkOS has a limited admin portal. Frontegg’s admin portal allows self-service with all identity features, not just with SSO and SCIM.
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