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Frontegg vs Husarnet

See how their public offers line up before you choose your own position. Prices stay in the currency, billing schedule, and charged unit each vendor publishes.

USD · US · source: frontegg.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Pay as you go
Free

$ 0 /month

Flat · /month Standalone · Free
Enterprise Highlighted
Contact sales

Custom

Other Standalone · Contact sales

USD · US · source: husarnet.com

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Free
Free

$0/month

Usage · up to five devices for personal use Standalone · Free
Standard Highlighted
USD 10 monthly

Starting at $10/month

Flat · starting per month Standalone · Starting at

What each plan includes

Feature names follow each vendor’s own pricing page, so verify the wording before treating them as exact equivalents.

Frontegg

Pay as you go

Always included

Fully Customized Hosted Login

Included

Always included

Monthly Active Users

7,500

Limited

Always included

Enterprise Connections (SSO/SCIM)

5

Limited

Always included

Organizations

Unlimited

Included

Always included

Custom Domain

Included

Platform

Environments

1

Limited

Platform

Seats

Unlimited

Included

Support

Community support

Included

Enterprise

Highlights

Includes everything from PAYG

Included

Highlights

Add-ons Available

Included

Platform

Multiple Environments

Unlimited

Included

Highlights

Advanced Fraud Protection

Included

Support

99.99% Uptime SLA

99.99%

Included

Support

Premium Support

Included

Support

Dedicated Slack channel

Included

Platform

Private deployments

Included

Support

Custom legal agreements

Included

Support

HIPAA/BAA

Included

Husarnet

Free

Plan card

Five devices

Included

Plan card

Private peer-to-peer network

Included

Plan card

Forum support

Included

Plan card

Free updates

Included

Standard

Plan card

Commercial use

Included

Plan card

Configurable device capacity

Included

Plan card

Email support

Included

Plan card

API access

Included

How their prices changed

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