Silverfort vs WorkOS: Features, Pricing and User Reviews 2026
Compare features, pricing, reviews, and more to make an informed decision
Silverfort
Silverfort is an identity security platform that protects all users and systems across cloud and on-premise environments without agents or changes.
WorkOS
WorkOS is a developer platform that adds enterprise authentication features like Single Sign-On, user management, and security to apps instantly.
Silverfort
Silverfort is an identity security platform that protects all users and systems across cloud and on-premise environments without agents or changes.
WorkOS
WorkOS is a developer platform that adds enterprise authentication features like Single Sign-On, user management, and security to apps instantly.
Silverfort
Universal MFA for all systems including legacy applications
Real-time identity threat detection and automated response
Service account discovery and protection
Privileged access management with JIT access
Authentication firewall blocks lateral movement
Identity security posture management
Agentless deployment with no system changes
Integration with Microsoft, Okta, AWS, and more
Compliance support for PCI DSS, SOC2
Protection for OT and industrial systems
WorkOS
Enterprise Single Sign-On with SAML and OIDC support
User authentication with social logins and passwords
Multi-factor authentication for added security
Automatic user directory synchronization
Role-based access control for permissions
Security event logging and audit trails
Bot and fraud protection with Radar
Self-service admin portal for customers
API-first design with modern SDKs
Support for major identity providers
Silverfort
Silverfort offers flexible pricing plans designed for different security needs. All pricing is provided through custom quotes based on your organization's size and requirements.
The Core plan includes Identity Security Posture Management to map your identity attack surface and find security gaps. It also provides Universal MFA to extend multi-factor authentication to legacy systems, command-line tools, and other previously unprotectable resources.
The Plus plan adds everything in Core, plus Service Account Visibility to discover all service accounts and Service Account Protection with virtual fencing policies and automated lifecycle management.
The Advanced plan includes everything in Plus, plus the Authentication Firewall for preventing lateral movement and Identity Threat Detection and Response with real-time threat detection and automated inline response, integrating with XDR and SIEM tools.
The Enterprise plan includes everything in Advanced, plus Access Intelligence for least privilege at scale and Privileged Access Security with privileged account discovery, virtual fencing, and just-in-time access controls.
WorkOS
WorkOS uses a flexible pricing model where you pay only for what you use, with volume discounts applied automatically.
AuthKit provides user management for free up to one million monthly active users. After that, the cost is $2,500 per month for each additional million users.
Single Sign-On and Directory Sync both charge per enterprise connection. The first connection costs $125 monthly, with discounts as you add more. Pricing drops to $100 per connection for 16-30 connections, $80 for 31-50 connections, $65 for 51-100 connections, and $50 per connection beyond 100.
Audit Logs charges $125 monthly per security monitoring connection, plus $99 per million events stored.
Radar includes the first 1,000 security checks free monthly, then $100 per 50,000 additional checks.
For larger teams, WorkOS offers annual credit packages with pre-payment discounts, guaranteed uptime, and dedicated support.