FusionAuth
8.3#1 in authentication softwareFrom $162 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | FusionAuth | UNLOQ |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication methods | Supported methods include passwords, social and enterprise identity providers, passkeys and one-time passwords. | Users can authenticate through push notifications, TOTP, or email login. |
| Deployment | The product can run locally, on premises, in a customer cloud, on an air-gapped server or as FusionAuth Cloud. | UNLOQ offers integration on premise or in the cloud, and its pricing page says custom mobile apps are available only for on-premise deployments. |
| Headquarters | United States | TechHub Moorgate, 101 Finsbury Pavement, London EC2Y 9AU, United Kingdom |
| Integrations | Identity-provider integrations include Apple, Facebook, Google, Twitter and arbitrary OIDC or SAML v2 providers, with connectors, plugins and monitoring integrations also available. | Integration options include an API, code examples, a customisable login widget, and plugins; the site also provides a WordPress two-factor authentication plugin. |
FusionAuth plans
- CommunityFree
- Starter$162 a month
- Enterprise$2,970 a month
- Essentials$2,970 a month
UNLOQ plans
- Free (1–100 users)Free
- 101–200 users$19 a month
- 201–300 users$29 a month
- 301–400 users$39 a month
- 401–500 users$49 a month
Pick FusionAuth if…
FusionAuth suits teams managing end-user identity that want deployment choices from self-hosting to managed cloud. It is not positioned as a desktop integration or Active Directory replacement.
Pick UNLOQ if…
UNLOQ is aimed at developers building authentication for companies and their users. It may suit teams seeking passwordless login, approval requests for defined actions, or access restrictions by location or IP.