Security & Identity pricing pages

1Password's pricing page opens on its Enterprise tab, where a platform and four products sit side by side and each ends in 'Request a quote'. The packaging is the story: Unified Access is labeled PLATFORM, its four components are labeled PRODUCT, and the FAQ confirms a buyer can take the whole platform or any part of it. Business and Personal tabs carry the self-serve plans on the same URL.

Auth0 prices customer identity on monthly active users, and a three-part configurator, B2C or B2B, Monthly or Yearly, and an MAU slider from 500 to 30,000+, reprices the cards live. Free carries 'Up to 25,000 monthly active users' with 'No credit card needed to sign up', and the paid plans start at $35 a month and $240 a month at 500 MAU and scale with the slider. Feature depth, from MFA to AI agent security, separates the plans.

Clerk charges a base plan fee, $25/mo for Pro and $300/mo for Business ($20 and $250 billed annually), plus usage on monthly retained users above 50,000 per app. It prints the rate card in detail: MRU bands from $0.02 down to $0.012 a month each, SSO and Directory Sync connections on a ladder from '$75/mo each' to '$48/mo each' before '251+ Contact us', a new Protect add-on at '10,000 free per month, then $0.002 per check' with its own slider, and a 0.7% Billing fee stacked on Stripe's. The metric itself is the idea to study: a user counts once they return 24+ hours after signing up.

Okta sells Workforce Identity as per-user suites billed annually: Starter at $6 per user a month, Core Essentials at $14, Essentials at $17, and Professional and Enterprise at 'Inquire for pricing*'. Every product in a suite shares one license count, and a catalog of add-ons lets a buyer build out any suite, so the bill grows with headcount and with the depth of identity security a company takes on.

Snyk now presents its platform as one Enterprise Snyk Platform Subscription bought in prepaid credits, where '1 credit = $1' and a Platform Rate Card prices each capability in its own unit, from 'per Active Contributor / per Day' to 'per Assessment'. A Small teams tab sits beside it, and the page is built to explain the credit pool step by step: buy credits, use any capability, read the rate.

Socure prices identity verification per evaluation, and each evaluation is a bundle of named checks: $0.80 for document verification, $0.90 with a watchlist screen, $1.00 for KYC, fraud and watchlist with a document step-up, and $1.30 with prefill added. Socure Launch tops that with $1,000 in free credits every month, and Socure Enterprise moves to volume and spend-based pricing for the full RiskOS platform.

Vanta sells its trust platform as four packages, Essentials, Plus, Professional and Enterprise, each priced in a conversation that starts from 'Get personalized pricing'. Underneath the packages sits a set of modules, marked 'Add-on' in the comparison matrix, so a quote is a package plus the modules a company's trust program needs. Questionnaire Automation is metered as an annual allowance, 25 per year on Plus and 144 on Professional.

WorkOS turns its pricing page into a live estimator: six product modules, each with a slider, a rate panel and a running monthly total. SSO and Directory Sync are priced per connection, $125 each and falling to $65 at 51 to 100 connections, and AuthKit is free to 1 million monthly active users, so the meter is the enterprise customer a WorkOS user has just signed.