PingOne for Workforce Essential
Centralized SSO, MFA, directory, and Microsoft environment integration. Published price requires an annual contract and 5,000-user minimum.
Check current pricing →Enterprise identity and access management software for workforce, customer, partner, API, and AI-agent identity use cases.
Ping provides broad IAM capabilities, cloud and self-managed deployment options, extensive APIs, connectors, orchestration, and identity security controls. G2 users generally report strong flexibility and scalability, while documentation clarity and enterprise pricing remain common trade-offs.
Ping Identity is an enterprise identity and access management platform from Ping Identity. Its portfolio supports customer, workforce, B2B, partner, non-human, and AI-agent identity scenarios.
The platform combines authentication, directory services, single sign-on, authorization, identity governance, threat protection, verification, and workflow orchestration. Organizations can deploy Ping through multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated-tenant SaaS, self-managed software, or hybrid architectures.
PingOne is the company’s multi-tenant cloud identity platform. Related services include PingOne SSO, PingOne MFA, PingOne Verify, PingOne Protect, PingOne Authorize, PingOne DaVinci, PingOne Credentials, and PingOne Privilege.
Ping supports standards-based authentication and federation, including SAML and OpenID Connect. Its access capabilities include single sign-on, adaptive authentication, multi-factor authentication, passwordless access, and authorization.
Identity management features include directories, user lifecycle management, provisioning, application management, and synchronization with external systems. PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud also supports configurable user journeys and identity data synchronization.
PingOne DaVinci provides visual identity orchestration through flows, connectors, APIs, widgets, and software development kits. The platform also provides identity verification, digital credentials, risk assessment, fraud protection, and privacy-preserving biometric authentication.
Ping’s AI capabilities include Helix platform services and controls for AI-agent identities. PingOne can register agents as OAuth 2.0 identities, manage their lifecycle, and restrict access to tools and APIs through scoped tokens.
Ping publishes selected PingOne workforce prices. The Essential plan costs $3 per user monthly, while the Plus plan costs $6 per user monthly. The published prices require an annual contract and a 5,000-user minimum.
PingOne for Customers does not display a standard public subscription price on its pricing page. Ping offers a free 30-day trial for PingOne for Customers and PingOne for Workforce.
Trial capabilities vary by product. The customer trial includes authentication, user management, MFA, risk management, identity verification, and API access management. Workforce trial coverage includes advanced authentication, user management, MFA, and risk capabilities.
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Organizations evaluating Ping Identity may also compare Okta Workforce Identity and Customer Identity, Microsoft Entra ID, Auth0, CyberArk Workforce Identity, and SailPoint Identity Security Cloud.
Okta and Microsoft Entra ID are common comparisons for workforce SSO and MFA. Auth0 is particularly relevant for developer-focused customer identity projects. CyberArk is a stronger comparison for privileged access, while SailPoint focuses more heavily on identity governance and administration.
What is Ping Identity?
Ping Identity is enterprise software for managing digital identities, authentication, authorization, access, identity governance, and identity security.
Does Ping Identity provide an API?
Yes. PingOne provides platform APIs for identity, application, authentication, authorization, configuration, risk, and other services. The APIs use OAuth 2.0 access tokens and support JSON-based requests.
Does Ping Identity offer a free trial?
Yes. Ping publishes free 30-day trials for PingOne for Customers and PingOne for Workforce.
What integrations does Ping Identity support?
Ping supports application integrations through SAML, OpenID Connect, SCIM, connectors, LDAP, Microsoft environments, HR systems, SaaS applications, APIs, Terraform, and integration catalog services.
Does Ping Identity support mobile applications?
Yes. Ping provides native iOS and Android SDKs for selected services, including MFA, Verify, Wallet, and Protect.
Who is Ping Identity best suited for?
Ping is best suited for mid-market and large organizations needing enterprise IAM across workforce, customer, partner, hybrid, API, or AI-agent environments.
| Product type | Enterprise identity and access management software |
|---|---|
| Deployment | Multi-tenant SaaS, dedicated-tenant SaaS, self-managed, and hybrid |
| API | PingOne Platform APIs with OAuth 2.0 authentication and JSON requests |
| Protocols | SAML, OpenID Connect, OAuth 2.0, SCIM, LDAP |
| Mobile SDKs | Native iOS and Android SDKs for selected PingOne services |
| Free trial | 30 days for PingOne for Customers and PingOne for Workforce |
| Workforce pricing | $3 or $6 per user monthly, with annual contract and 5,000-user minimum |
| Headquarters | Denver, Colorado, USA |
| Founded | 2002 |
| Chief executive officer | Andre Durand |
A proprietary editorial score based on product capabilities, usability, value, performance, support and user sentiment evidence.
Ping provides broad IAM capabilities, cloud and self-managed deployment options, extensive APIs, connectors, orchestration, and identity security controls. G2 users generally report strong flexibility and scalability, while documentation clarity and enterprise pricing remain common trade-offs.
Methodology v1.0. This is a TechZella editorial assessment, not a direct user-review average.
Centralized SSO, MFA, directory, and Microsoft environment integration. Published price requires an annual contract and 5,000-user minimum.
Check current pricing →Includes Essential features plus adaptive MFA, Microsoft ecosystem integrations, and passwordless authentication. Published price requires an annual contract and 5,000-user minimum.
Check current pricing →Free trial with authentication, user management, MFA, risk management, identity verification, and API access management capabilities.
Check current pricing →Free trial covering advanced authentication, user management, MFA, risk, and related workforce capabilities.
Check current pricing →Public pricing is not listed for the full customer identity platform and related advanced services.
Check current pricing →Pricing may change. Verify current plans on the vendor's website.
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