Blazam
6.2#9 in active directory management softwareFree planFree planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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Softerra Adaxes
7.0#2 in active directory management software$1,600 one-timeFree planWebmacOSSelf-hostedWindows
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| Fact | Blazam | Softerra Adaxes |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The site lists a REST API and webhook notification subscriptions; it also describes MFA through Cisco DUO or Google Authenticator-compatible TOTP. | Adaxes offers a REST API, supports SPML 2.0, and provides an ADSI provider for COM-based languages such as C++ and C#. |
| Support | The maker lists [email protected] as its contact address. | Standard support is free, evaluation includes full support access, and premium support comes with Annual Maintenance and Support with a guaranteed business-day response within 24 hours. |
Blazam plans
- Free and Open SourceFree
Softerra Adaxes plans
- Free evaluationFree
- Up to 100 user accounts$1,600, paid once
- Up to 200 user accounts$2,084.21, paid once
- Up to 400 user accounts$3,052.63, paid once
- Up to 600 user accounts$4,021.05, paid once
- Up to 800 user accounts$4,989.47, paid once
Pick Blazam if…
Blazam suits organizations seeking to delegate routine Active Directory tasks to nontechnical staff, particularly where funding is limited. It requires Active Directory and a domain-joined Windows host, and granular delegation depends on a well-defined OU structure.
Pick Softerra Adaxes if…
Adaxes suits organizations managing Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID, Exchange, or Microsoft 365 that need delegated administration and automated account workflows. Its browser and login-screen self-service options may also suit teams seeking password reset and account-unlock access for users.