G2 Vendor Directory

WatchGuard AuthPoint vs. OneLogin

A side-by-side comparison based on G2 review data.

MetricWatchGuard AuthPoint

by WatchGuard

OneLogin

by One Identity

Overall rating4.34.4
Review count124291
Ease of use8.99.2
Ease of setup8.08.7
Quality of support8.68.8
Meets requirements9.19.2
NPS59.77011561.172161
Small Business49.2%11.0%
Mid-Market46.8%48.8%
Enterprise4.0%40.2%
Total page views253829
Total LLM citations4229,585

WatchGuard AuthPoint

WatchGuard AuthPoint protects workforce logins to desktops, VPNs, and cloud applications, from Windows and macOS sign-in to Microsoft 365 and third-party SaaS. It runs on WatchGuard Cloud, the same console that manages WatchGuard network and endpoint security. An MSP or an IT team can cover identity without adding another vendor to the stack. When MFA alone is not enough Day-to-day authentication runs through the AuthPoint mobile app, with push, QR code, or one-time password. QR and OTP work when the device has no network connection.

Pros

    OneLogin

    OneLogin simplifies identity management with secure, one-click access, for employees, customers and partners, through all device types, to all enterprise cloud and on-premises applications. OneLogin enables IT identity policy enforcement and instantly disables app access for employees who leave or change roles in real-time by removing them from Active Directory. Take control over application access, quickly on- and off-board team members, and provide end-users with easy access to all their applications on every device. Extend your on-premises security model to the cloud in minutes.

    Pros

    • Single Sign-On
    • SSO (Single Sign-On)
    • SSO
    • Ease of Use
    • Security
    • SSO Support