Looking for a OneLogin Alternative?
TitaniumVault delivers enterprise SSO, MFA, LDAP sync, and role-based access control with a free developer tier that OneLogin simply does not offer. Built in Rust for maximum performance and security.
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
See how TitaniumVault stacks up against OneLogin across the features that matter most to security-focused teams.
| Feature | TitaniumVault | OneLogin |
|---|---|---|
| Free Tier | 5 staff + 1,000 customers (dev & testing) | No free tier |
| SSO (SAML & OAuth) | Included | Included |
| MFA | TOTP + WebAuthn included | Add-on for advanced MFA |
| LDAP Sync | Built-in | Available |
| Pricing | From $3.50/user | From $4/user/month |
| Rust Performance | Yes | No |
| RBAC | Included | Included |
| CIAM | Included | Limited |
| Setup Complexity | Minutes | Moderate |
| No Credit Card Required | Yes | No |
Why Teams Switch from OneLogin to TitaniumVault
Free Developer Tier
OneLogin has no free plan. TitaniumVault gives you up to 5 staff users and 1,000 customer users for development and testing, with full access to SSO, MFA, and RBAC. No credit card required.
Built-in LDAP Sync
TitaniumVault includes LDAP directory synchronization at no additional cost on every plan. Keep your Active Directory or OpenLDAP users, groups, and attributes in sync automatically without purchasing a separate add-on or upgrading to a premium tier.
Modern Rust Architecture
TitaniumVault is built from the ground up in Rust, delivering memory-safe execution with near-native performance. This means faster authentication responses, lower latency, and an architecture free from the security vulnerabilities that plague legacy platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is TitaniumVault a full replacement for OneLogin?
Yes. TitaniumVault provides enterprise SSO (SAML and OAuth), multi-factor authentication with TOTP and WebAuthn, built-in LDAP sync, role-based access control, and customer identity management. It covers the core feature set of OneLogin while offering a free developer tier for testing and lower per-user pricing on paid plans.
How does TitaniumVault pricing compare to OneLogin?
OneLogin starts at $4 per user per month with no free tier. TitaniumVault offers a free developer tier for testing that includes up to 5 staff users and 1,000 customer users. Paid workforce plans start at $3.50 per user per month, making TitaniumVault more affordable at every tier. No credit card is required to get started.
Can I migrate from OneLogin to TitaniumVault?
Yes. TitaniumVault supports industry-standard protocols including SAML 2.0 and OAuth 2.0, so your existing application integrations can be reconfigured to point to TitaniumVault. LDAP directories can be synced using the built-in LDAP sync feature, and users can be imported with their existing roles and permissions.
Does TitaniumVault support advanced MFA like OneLogin?
TitaniumVault includes TOTP (authenticator apps) and WebAuthn (hardware security keys and biometrics) as part of every plan at no additional cost. OneLogin charges extra for advanced MFA capabilities. TitaniumVault gives you the same level of phishing-resistant authentication without the add-on fees.
Why is TitaniumVault built with Rust instead of legacy languages?
Rust provides memory safety without garbage collection, eliminating entire categories of security vulnerabilities like buffer overflows and use-after-free bugs. It also delivers near-native performance, meaning authentication requests are processed faster with lower latency. This translates to a more secure and responsive experience compared to platforms built on older technology stacks.
Ready to Switch from OneLogin?
Start with our free developer tier for testing — up to 5 staff and 1,000 customers. No credit card required. Experience enterprise-grade authentication built in Rust with lower costs and simpler setup than OneLogin.
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