SAASPASS Authenticator

Overview

SAASPASS Authenticator combines a personal authenticator with identity tools for companies and developers. It suits users who want codes, push approvals and recovery options across several device types. Its breadth is useful, but the free personal tier’s unstated numeric limit makes it harder to judge as a long-term choice.

Key features

Codes and device protection

SAASPASS supports TOTP and HOTP codes as well as push approvals, giving users more than one way to confirm sign-ins. PIN protection, a scrambled keypad, fingerprint authentication, Face ID and Android pattern support add device-level safeguards; which options work depends on the device.

Backup and recovery

Encrypted backup, restore and multi-device sync reduce the risk of losing access when changing devices. Recovery options include phone verification and custom questions. SAASPASS says it encrypts all data and contrasts this with Google Authenticator’s storage of keys in plain or clear text.

Extensions and company tools

Browser extensions are available for Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera. Company features include team administration, role-based access policies and an admin dashboard. Enterprise sharing is designed to let teams share access without sharing passwords or authenticator codes. The integration catalogue includes more than 100,000 pre-built enterprise password manager integrations and over 1,700 SAML integrations, making the company offering more relevant to organizations with established identity workflows than to individuals seeking only a code generator.

Pricing

Personal Use costs nothing and provides the mobile app for personal use. The iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android, Android tablet and Android Wear apps are free. There is no stated numeric cap for the personal app, so readers cannot tell whether usage is limited by accounts, devices or another threshold.

Company pricing spans several tiers. The Company plan — up to 10 employees is $10 a month and covers up to 10 employees. The Company plan is also shown at $20 a year, billed per employee per year, with authenticator code vaulting, SAML applications and single sign-on. Other company tiers are $20 per year for Tier 1, 40.00 USD for Tier 2 and 60.00 USD for Tier 3; a contact-sales option has custom pricing. The $10-to-$100-per-employee annual range and monthly up-to-10 offer point to different purchasing options, so buyers should confirm which plan and billing term fit their headcount before committing.

Developer plans cost 1.00 USD, 2.00 USD or $3 per user per year across Tiers 1, 2 and 3. The Developer plan at $1 a year includes MFA integration and ready code snippets. These low per-user prices suit teams adding MFA to a product, but the listed feature detail is clearest for the entry tier.

A 30-day free trial does not require a credit card. The cheaper personal option is free but has an unclear numeric boundary; lower-priced company and developer tiers cost less, while the company tiers and contact-sales option represent broader business purchasing paths.

Platforms

SAASPASS supports iOS and Android, web, Windows, macOS and Linux, plus browser extensions. That range is a practical advantage for people who move between mobile and desktop, though a browser extension or web access may not replace a dedicated mobile authenticator for every workflow.

Who it's for

Individuals who want TOTP or HOTP, push approvals, encrypted backup and cross-device sync can start with the free personal app. Companies needing administration, role-based policies, sharing and SAML integrations have a broader reason to consider SAASPASS, while developers can choose a per-user MFA integration tier. It is less compelling for someone who wants only a plainly bounded free authenticator plan.

Pros and cons

Pros: Broad mobile, desktop, web and extension support accommodates mixed-device use.

Pros: Encrypted backup, sync and multiple recovery methods help protect access when a device is replaced or unavailable.

Pros: Company administration, sharing controls and a large integration catalogue extend the product beyond personal code generation.

Cons: The free personal tier has no stated numeric limit, leaving its practical boundaries uncertain.

Cons: Company pricing appears in monthly and annual formats, and buyers must distinguish per-employee tiers from the up-to-10 offer.

Alternatives

For a broad directory of options, browse Authenticator apps. Choose Bitwarden instead if you want free password management with unlimited devices and passwords alongside broad platform support. LastPass is another freemium option, with its free plan limited to one device type. Pick Ente Auth if open-source code and data export and import are priorities. Proton Authenticator is a free, open-source option for mobile and desktop platforms. Yubico Authenticator is free and open source, but requires a YubiKey to store credentials and generate codes. Consider Duo Mobile if its Duo Free plan’s 10-user allowance or its paid phishing-resistant MFA and passwordless authentication features better suit your team. HYPR Authenticate is an alternative with a paid Identity Assurance Access plan at $3 a month. LoginTC may suit a small team seeking a free cloud plan for up to three users, with VPN and firewall protection.

Verdict

SAASPASS Authenticator is best for people and organizations that value broad platform coverage, recovery and synchronization, with company and developer tools available as they scale. Its mix of code generation and enterprise administration is the main reason to choose it; the unclear boundary of the free personal tier and varied company billing options are reasons to compare alternatives before adopting it widely.