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AuthSec vs Scalekit: The Architecture Shift

Stop bolting on enterprise identity. Scalekit treats single-sign-on as a retro-fitted layer. AuthSec makes identity, authorization, SSO, and SCIM one unified, configurable system.

One Identity default

Auth, SSO, SCIM, MFA, and RBAC ship pre-integrated. Every new feature arrives pre-configured. No extra plug-ins, no surprise bills.

SSO + SCIM included

Enterprise readiness is included by default — no per-connection pricing, no locked connections, no separate SCIM products to bolt on.

Predictable Pricing

Transparent flat-fee tiers based on monthly active users. No hidden surcharges for basic security features.

Architecture-level detail

Deep Technical Comparison

Side-by-side view of two fundamentally different approaches to enterprise identity.

Scalekit Approach

The User-First Patch

Bolt-on user login that adds SSO, OAuth, and enterprise connectivity after the app is already built. Fits traditional SaaS fast.

  • Social & email login
  • SSO priced per-connection
  • Separate SCIM product
Retro-fit model

AuthSec Approach

The Chip-First Core

Authentication, authorization, and identity are architected into the core. Every stack starts with a pre-wired identity chip.

  • Identity wired at the foundation
  • Unlimited SSO out of the box
  • SCIM, MFA, RBAC pre-integrated
Identity-first model

Scalekit SSO

Fragmented SSOs

Different libraries for SAML, OIDC, and SCIM. Integration surface grows with each protocol to support.

  • Separate admin portals per protocol
  • Per-connection pricing model
Multi-vendor surface

AuthSec SSO

Unified OIDC/API

One API, one admin portal — Federate SAML, OIDC, and SCIM from a single control plane.

  • One integration surface
  • Connection-unlimited admin UI
  • Auto-generated SCIM endpoints
Single control plane

Where Scalekit breaks at scale

Scalekit works well for early-stage SaaS, but as your customer base grows, its modular billing and separate products create compounding complexity. AuthSec stays flat and unified.

Entity Mapping Hell

Need flexible SCIM attribute mapping? With Scalekit, every new mapping requires manual config per connection.

Error: SCIM attribute "department" not mapped → manual override required

SSO Connection Ceiling

Scalekit prices SSO per connection. At 50+ enterprise customers, the bill compounds faster than your ARR.

Invoice: 52 SSO connections × $99/mo = $5,148/mo (SSO only)

RBAC Bolt-on Friction

Authorization is a separate concern in Scalekit's stack. You have to wire permissions outside the identity layer.

// Custom middleware required for every protected route

Enterprise readiness, day one.

All the features you'd typically upgrade for are included from the start.

Enterprise SSO

Unlimited SAML & OIDC connections with zero per-connection pricing.

SOC2 & ISO Ready

Compliance-grade audit logs, encryption at rest, and data residency controls.

MFA & RBAC

Multi-factor auth and role-based access control ship in the free tier.

SIEM & Audit

Stream events to your SIEM. 30-day built-in retention on all tiers.

Linear Pricing vs. The Enterprise Tax.

Scalekit's pricing introduces hidden surcharges once you scale past "Starter" limits — SSO connections, SCIM syncs, and audit features are all up-charges. AuthSec uses predictable flat-fee tiers with all enterprise tooling included from day one.

80%

Lower total cost of ownership vs. equivalent Scalekit stack at 50+ enterprise customers

0$

Per-connection fees. SSO, SCIM, and MFA are free on every plan — forever.

Stop stitching identity together.

Switch to an architecture that ships enterprise identity as a single, flat-price building block — not 10 products.