What is Authsignal used for?

Authsignal is a drop-in passkeys, adaptive multi-factor authentication and step-up verification that add to an existing identity stack without migration. It is a good fit for preventing account takeover on a banking app and adding passkeys without replacing the identity provider.

How much does Authsignal cost?

Authsignal is a paid product with no free plan. A free trial is available. A 30-day free trial, then Professional from $0.05 per monthly active user on an annual commitment with a minimum. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Is Authsignal open source?

No. Authsignal is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Authsignal include Hanko and privacyIDEA.

What are some alternatives to Authsignal?

Authsignal competes with Corbado, Stytch and Transmit Security. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Authsignal alternatives.

Authsignal: features, pricing and alternatives

About Authsignal

Authsignal is a commercial authentication platform designed to sit on top of an existing identity system instead of replacing it. It adds passkeys, adaptive multi-factor authentication and step-up checks for high-risk actions, with the aim of preventing account takeover without adding friction for legitimate users.

Its authentication methods include passkeys based on FIDO2 and WebAuthn, face and device biometrics, WhatsApp and email one-time passcodes, app push notifications and palm biometrics. Key features include a no-code rules engine for step-up policies, risk-based authentication, user observability with audit trails, session management, digital credential verification and carrier-based number verification. Use cases include account takeover prevention, going passwordless, call center authentication and cutting SMS costs. Authsignal is proprietary and vendor-hosted. A call can be booked or the product tried for free, and a pricing page is published.

Key features

Passkeys with FIDO2 and WebAuthn
Adaptive multi-factor authentication
No-code rules engine for step-up policies
WhatsApp, email and app push passcodes
Audit trails for user activity
Call center caller verification

Good fit for

→Preventing account takeover on a banking app
→Adding passkeys without replacing the identity provider

Tags: passkeys; mfa; step-up-authentication; fraud-prevention; webauthn; authentication; saas

Authsignal: questions and answers

What is Authsignal used for?: Authsignal is a drop-in passkeys, adaptive multi-factor authentication and step-up verification that add to an existing identity stack without migration. It is a good fit for preventing account takeover on a banking app and adding passkeys without replacing the identity provider.
How much does Authsignal cost?: Authsignal is a paid product with no free plan. A free trial is available. A 30-day free trial, then Professional from $0.05 per monthly active user on an annual commitment with a minimum. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Is Authsignal open source?: No. Authsignal is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to Authsignal include Hanko and privacyIDEA.
What are some alternatives to Authsignal?: Authsignal competes with Corbado, Stytch and Transmit Security. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source Authsignal alternatives.