Auth0

Score8.1 out of 10

113 Reviews and Ratings

What is Auth0?

Auth0® is an identity solution that provides secure access to any application, for any user. Safeguarding, according to the vendor, billions of login transactions each month, Auth0 delivers convenience, privacy, and security so customers can focus on innovation.

Auth0 lets users integrate authentication and authorization for web, mobile, and legacy applications, with new Fine Grained Authorization (FGA) that goes beyond role-based access control.

It can authenticate users across all applications with a customized, secure, and standards-based single login. Universal Login connects users to a central authorization server. Credentials aren’t transferred across sources, which boosts security and protects against phishing and credential stuffing attacks. OAuth 2.0 recommends that only external user agents (like the browser) be used by native applications for authentication flows. Auth0’s Universal Login achieves this while also enabling SSO.

Auth0 is part of Okta, Inc., The World’s Identity Company™.

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Media

Screenshot of multi-factor authentication with Auth0

Screenshot of Auth0's user interface tools. These help administrators manage user identities including password resets, creating and provisioning, blocking and deleting users.

Screenshot of a view of the customer's digital experience; this includes smart recommendations based on previous behavior, an experience tailored specifically to their mobile device, and easy discovery of travel options.

Screenshot of the Auth0 Identity Access Management platform, built on AWS. It is designed to deliver a universal authentication and authorization as a service for web, mobile and legacy applications.to 7000+ customers worldwide.

Screenshot of Auth0’s Adaptive MFA, which is based on various types of behavioral signals, meaning the MFA step is only presented when deemed risky. This preserves the experience for the majority of users, while maintaining a strong security posture.

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Screenshot of multi-factor authentication with Auth0

Multi-Factor Authentication
Using multiple, independent components to gain access
Category average: 8.4
ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)
The ability to login to the system once, gaining access to all systems without the need for logging in again
Category average: 8
ID-Management Access Control
Authorization or restriction of access to information depending on role
Category average: 7.9

#1 most frequent

Information

24.2%

1,214 installations of 5,012

#2 most frequent

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

18.7%

936 installations of 5,012

“It has streamlined our authentication workflows. Earlier a lot of dev effort by the team was required to secure login flows. All of that has been integrated and streamlined by Auth0”
— Director, Wipro (501-1000 employees)

#3 most frequent

Manufacturing

4.7%

238 installations of 5,012

Achu S Nair View profile

Associate Software Engineer in Engineering at Experion Technologies (1001-5000 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In my organization, we use Auth0 to handle Authentication. It helps create authentication for a web application without starting from scratch and provides more security features, including Multi-Factor Authentication and Single Sign-On (SSO). It also supports social login options, including Microsoft, GitHub, and Google. On top of that, Auth0 includes MFA and role-based access, which helps cover common security and access-control needs. The business problem it addresses is providing secure and reliable authentication for newly developed applications with advanced features and enhanced security. Auth0 makes authentication easier to implement and integrate into applications, helping developers save time by avoiding the need to build an authentication system from scratch. The scope is to deliver a robust application with improved authentication features, including social login support, role-based access for users, and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to enhance security.

Pros

Single Sign On.
Role Based Access.
Multi Factor Authentication.
Social Logins.
Provides better login without building it from scratch.

Cons

If more advanced features and higher security requirements are needed, pricing can be expensive, and in some cases, it may not be cost-effective or sufficient for all business needs.
If the platforms need more users and more role-based access, it will also cost much more.

Return on Investment

Auth0 positively impacts business objectives by improving application security, reducing development time, and simplifying authentication management through features such as social login, MFA, and role-based access control. It also helped reduce the effort required to build and maintain authentication systems from scratch, allowing the development team to focus more on core business features.
On the negative side, pricing can increase significantly when advanced security features, higher user volumes, or additional enterprise-level functionality are required, which may affect cost efficiency in some business cases.

Usability

Alternatives Considered

Firebase and Amazon Cognito

Other Software Used

Amazon Cognito, Firebase, Microsoft Azure

Arpit Kumar View profile

Project Engineer at Shree Cement Limited (5001-10,000 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In my organisation(Shree Cement Ltd.), digital applications like Bangur Smart Build Portal are deployed using Auth0 which helps distributor partners and contractors to switch between tracking delivery logs, updating details, and viewing loyalty points without re-authentication.

The built apps communicate via standard secure protocols like OAuth 2.0.

It solves various problems like eliminating disconnected databases of dealers and unifying into a single master pool while also reducing the overhead cost on the IT department of the organisation by providing automated profile recovery options to vendors and partners.

It also covers the management of identity for thousands of verified and authorised dealers, channel partners and agents with secure entry points built natively on mobile applications, and standard web browsers for desktops.

Pros

Identity Management
Unification of segregated Data into single master pool
Cross platform delivery

Cons

Web tokens are short lived and storing fresh tokens in some apps is challenege
Susceptible to network hijacking
High Latency sometimes due to roundtrips of data into central servers

Return on Investment

Delivered significant reduction in time required to unify vendors and partners into single enterprise hub.
Streamlined onboarding experiences led to about 14% average increase in user conversion rates.
While basic setup is easy, configuring complex B2B environments is still intricate.

Usability

Other Software Used

SAP Ariba, Microsoft Entra ID, SAP HANA Cloud

Ritik Sharma View profile

Associate Software Engineer in Information Technology at Neosalpha Technologies (51-200 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I used Auth0 as a primary IDP for our Kong API Gateway and it solved these business problems -
1. It centralised the access system and removed the need of having a on Prem Directory.
2. It helped us in using Auth0 effectively and efficiently by allowing us to use its API's.
3. Its Auth0 actions helped us in scripting and extract the exact output we wanted.

Pros

It works exceptionally well in providing the RBAC also known as Role Based Access Control.
Its APIs works flawlessly and are so easy to integrate.
Its Actions features is a really great add on to extract the best of it.

Cons

Its UI can be improved and made something like Okta.
It should support more languages in Auth0 actions.

Return on Investment

It facilitated the business access requirements.
It reduced the business cost by 30 percent.

Usability

Alternatives Considered

Amazon Cognito and Okta

Other Software Used

Kong Konnect, Apigee Edge, Boomi

Matteo Sist

Tech Lead in Engineering at MOLO17 (11-50 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In our company we start using Auth0 in the mobile development team to manage authentication. Then, due to good feedback from developers, we decided to adopt it on quite all of our projects

Pros

Signup
Signin
Database integrations

Cons

Easier mobile SDK integration with custom fields
More databases integration
Faster web UI

Return on Investment

Improved security with password constraints
Session management
Development time

Alternatives Considered

Firebase

Dipak Patel View profile

Founder & Director in Manufacturing at Nasa Industries (11-50 employees employees)

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Auth0 to handle secure user authentication for our applications. It helps manage logins, role-based access, SSO, and MFA without heavy custom development. Auth0 simplifies identity management, improves security, and allows our team to focus more on building core product features instead of maintaining auth systems.

Pros

Secure authentication out of the box, including MFA, SSO, and social logins, without needing heavy custom development.
Easy integration with web and mobile apps using clear documentation and SDKs, which speeds up implementation.
Strong user management and role-based access control, making it simple to manage permissions as the product scales.

Cons

The dashboard and settings can feel complex at first, especially for non-technical users, and could be more intuitive.
Pricing and usage limits are not always easy to understand, especially as usage scales across environments.
Debugging authentication issues can take time, and clearer error messages or guided troubleshooting would help.

Return on Investment

Reduced authentication-related development effort significantly by using Auth0’s ready-made identity and security features instead of building in-house.
Improved application security and user trust with MFA and SSO, lowering access issues and security risks.
Faster onboarding and login experience led to better user adoption and fewer support tickets over time

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Multi-Factor Authentication

ID Management Single-Sign On (SSO)

ID-Management Access Control

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