SAASPASS Authenticator

SAASPASS Authenticator pairs a personal authenticator with administration and integration tools for companies and developers. It suits people who want backup and multi-device sync, and organizations that need more than code generation. For a standalone personal authenticator, its broader business offering may be more than necessary.

Overview

The app supports TOTP and HOTP codes, plus push approvals. Personal mobile use is free; company and developer plans add tools for managing teams and integrating multi-factor authentication. The free personal app has no stated numeric cap, so its boundaries are unclear.

Key features

Codes, device security, and recovery

TOTP and HOTP give users two code-generation methods, while push approvals offer another way to confirm sign-ins. Security options include a PIN, scrambled keypad, fingerprint, Face ID, and Android pattern support, with availability depending on the device.

Backup and restore, encrypted backup, and multi-device sync help users recover access and keep the app usable across devices. Recovery options include phone verification and custom questions. SAASPASS says it encrypts all data and contrasts this with Google Authenticator storing keys in plain or clear text.

Extensions and organization tools

Browser extensions are available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. For organizations, enterprise sharing allows information to be shared without sharing passwords or authenticator codes. An admin dashboard and role-based access policies give administrators tools to manage access. The product also lists more than 100,000 pre-built enterprise password manager integrations and over 1,700 SAML integrations, making its company offering relevant to organizations with integration needs.

Pricing

Personal Use costs nothing, with the mobile app available for personal use. The iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android, Android tablet, and Android Wear apps are free.

The company plans include a plan at $10 a month for up to 10 employees and a Company plan at $20 a year, billed per employee per year. The latter includes authenticator code vaulting, SAML applications, and single sign-on. Company Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 are priced at 20.00 USD, 40.00 USD, and $60 per employee per year, respectively. A company plan with contact sales has custom pricing. These options target organizations rather than individual users; the up-to-10 plan states its seat cap, while per-employee plans scale with headcount.

Developer plans cost $1, $2, or $3 per user per year across Tiers 1, 2, and 3. The $1 Developer plan includes MFA integration and ready code snippets. These low per-user prices make the developer offering distinct from company administration, but the listed inclusions are clearest for the $1 plan.

A 30-day free trial does not require a credit card. The free mobile app and trial make it possible to start without payment, while paid plans are aimed at team or developer use.

Platforms

SAASPASS supports iOS, Android, the web, Windows, macOS, Linux, and browser extensions. Its breadth suits users who move between mobile and desktop environments, with extensions also available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera.

Who it's for

Choose SAASPASS for free personal mobile authentication when encrypted backup, recovery options, or multi-device sync matter. It is a stronger fit for businesses needing administration, role-based policies, sharing, or SAML integrations, and for developers seeking MFA integration tools. Those wanting only a simple standalone code generator may prefer a more focused free app.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Free personal mobile apps and a trial without a credit card lower the barrier to trying it.
• Pros: TOTP, HOTP, push approvals, encrypted backup, recovery, and multi-device sync cover more than code generation alone.
• Pros: Team administration, role-based policies, and extensive integration support serve organizations with access-management needs.
• Cons: The free personal tier has no stated numeric limit, so users cannot judge its ceiling from the plan terms.
• Cons: The company and developer pricing structures differ, and company per-employee costs rise with headcount.
• Cons: Individual users who need only an authenticator may not benefit from its broader business and developer offering.

Alternatives

For a wider range of authenticator apps, browse Authenticator apps.

• Ente Auth is a free, open-source option with data export and import.
• Proton Authenticator is a free, open-source option whose code can be inspected.
• Zoho OneAuth is free for Zoho work accounts and personal online accounts.
• LoginTC offers a free cloud starter plan for up to 3 users, with VPN and firewall protection.
• Yubico Authenticator is free and open source, but requires a YubiKey to store credentials and generate codes.
• 2FAS Auth is a free authenticator option for Android, iOS, and browser extensions.
• Duo Mobile has a free plan for 10 users and a Duo Essentials plan at $3 a month.
• 4OTP offers free apps with TOTP, encrypted local storage and backups, offline use, and no account requirement.

Verdict

SAASPASS Authenticator is best for individuals who value backup and cross-device use, and for organizations or developers that need administration or integration tools. Its main advantage is the range from personal authentication to company and developer use; its main drawback for individuals is that much of that breadth may be unnecessary, while the free tier's numeric limits are unclear.