miniOrange Reviews & Ratings

4.6/5

“Good for SMBs, but Cost Can Climb Fast”

I switched from free basic SSO tools to miniOrange’s paid service because I needed compliance and centralized access. Pricing is clear per user per module. But as we added apps, license counts shot up and the budget shot past our forecast.

Pros : Roughly $1.50/user for SSO, $2 for MFA, bundles available—transparent pricing

Cons : Add-ons and app-based pricing scale costs quickly as you add more apps/users

Switched from : Forgerock SSO

Reason to switch : Needed compliance-grade IAM, but can be expensive at scale.

4.5/5

“Lower Cost Than Guard for Atlassian Access”

We switched from Atlassian's expensive Guard to miniOrange to manage Confluence and Jira logins via Microsoft Entra. It was far cheaper. Implementation was solid, but we discovered some compatibility gaps for cloud instances—support clarified the limitations though.

Pros : Offers SSO for Atlassian tools at a quarter of Guard’s price

Cons : Limited support for Atlassian Cloud in some cases

Switched from : Atlassian Crowd

Reason to switch : Needed cost-effective Atlassian SSO integration.

4.3/5

“Small Businesses Love It—Support Varies”

I switched from manual login flows to miniOrange for our startup. Perfect for under10 user teams: fast setup, secure, low-cost. A friend pointed out a security vulnerability in a plugin in mid2023—patched quickly, but it shook confidence. I monitor updates closely now.

Pros : Lightweight SaaS/IAM, affordable for small teams, easy implementation

Cons : Reports show occasional plugin vulnerabilities and longer support gaps

Switched from : Auth0

Reason to switch : Needed fast, affordable SSO for small teams with minimal IT overhead.

4.3/5

“Excellent Support—but I Hit a Support Snag Once”

I switched from other IAM vendors with poor support to miniOrange. Onboarding was fast and support engineers resolved edge cases smoothly. However, a couple of peers mentioned delays the second time they requested updates. So I always save ticket confirmations now.

Pros : Support engineers are skilled, helpful, responsive

Cons : Some users report slow responses or differences in support quality

Switched from : Auth0

Reason to switch : Wanted proactive and available support for configuration and troubleshooting.

4.3/5

“Compliance Boost—Great for Government/Finance Clients”

I moved from legacy authentication to miniOrange to comply with security standards for a finance client. Risk-based authentication, IP/device policies, and compliance mapping were solid. Reports were available—but navigating them felt less user-friendly than the rest of the portal.

Pros : NISTaligned password rules, risk-based auth, policy enforcement controls

Cons : Reporting interface could be more intuitive

Switched from : Microsoft Azure Active Directory

Reason to switch : Needed enhanced compliance controls and risk authentication features.

4.3/5

“WordPress SSO for My Multisite Network”

scription: Shopping for a WordPress multisite solution, I switched from using separate admin accounts to miniOrange's SAML plugin. Configuration was quick, user roles sync nicely from Azure AD, and users login across sites. Wish the free plugin included user creation flow—needed to upgrade for that.

Pros : Easy SAML plugin, real-time sync, role-based access mapping

Cons : Many advanced features locked behind premium plans

Switched from : Forgerock SSO

Reason to switch : Needed secure SSO and centralized user access for multisite WordPress.

4.2/5

“Excellent SSO and OnPremise Support”

Previously, we juggled Okta only for cloud and separate LDAP for onprem apps. Switching to miniOrange meant we could unify our identity across cloud and internal tools. Deployment was easy, thanks to strong documentation. But the minimum user license of ten meant we had to stretch our resources a bit.

Pros : Works flawlessly with cloud, onprem, and hybrid deployments

Cons : Licensing minimum of 10 users was a hurdle for our small team

Switched from : Okta

Reason to switch : Desired a single IAM platform that covers both cloud and onprem systems.

4.2/5

“I was looking for a platform that regularly updates and introduces new features to stay current with market trends.?”

I switched from handling separate logins and password resets in-house to miniOrange’s IAM. SSO across our finance tools, intranet, and cloud apps became effortless. Setup was straightforward and their support (like Ayushi and Chinmay) helped iron out edge cases. I did struggle with configuring group policies—but once set, everything ran smoothly.

Pros : Seamless SSO across apps, strong MFA setup, multiple auth methods

Cons : Group rules and policy setups can be confusing at first

Switched from : Atlassian Crowd

Reason to switch : Needed a reliable, unified SSO/MFA system with strong support.

4.2/5

“LDAP Integration Took a Bit of Tweaking”

Switching from custom LDAP integration to miniOrange’s Drupal LDAP module solved stability issues—but initially roles reset on logout until we activated the “role mapping” checkbox under attribute mapping. Documentation helped, but that cost me some troubleshooting time.

Pros : LDAP role mapping works when properly configured

Cons : Default free plugin removed user roles after sessions ended

Switched from : CyberArk

Reason to switch : Wanted smoother, supported LDAP/SSO integration via a plugin.