Authgear is a managed authentication and SSO platform built for developers who need to handle complex identity requirements without building auth infrastructure from scratch. It covers the full range: login flows, multi-factor authentication, biometrics, Single Sign-On, and fine-grained access control, all through a low-code setup that keeps integration overhead low.
It's designed to work for both B2C products (where you're managing large volumes of end users) and B2B setups with multi-tenant hierarchies, role-based permissions, and enterprise identity providers. Real-world deployments include integrating Azure AD for internal staff while routing external users through WhatsApp OTP, or adding biometric login to mobile apps without rearchitecting the backend.
Key capabilities include:
Compared to self-hosted options like Keycloak or authentik, Authgear trades configuration depth for operational simplicity. It's ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II certified, which matters for enterprise procurement. If you're evaluating managed alternatives to Okta or AWS Cognito, Authgear positions itself as a developer-friendly middle ground with enterprise compliance built in.
A free trial is available for teams evaluating it before committing.
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