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JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)

Forty SaaS apps, forty passwords, and a leaver who still has Slack. Access is scattered across every tool — JumpCloud Single Sign-On opens every SAML and OIDC app from one User Portal login and creates or removes the accounts by SCIM, REST or JIT, and in the $11 SSO package it brings MFA, the directory and a password manager — one purchase where most firms buy three.

SAML and OIDC from one portalSCIM, REST and JIT provisioning$3 alone; $11 with MFA

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How it’s rated

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Pricing
SSO alone at $3 a user a month annual, or the $11 SSO package with directory, MFA and vault
$3 or $11
Analysts
JumpCloud publishes no Gartner, Forrester or IDC placement for SSO; G2 rankings are peer reviews
None
Protocols
Web apps over SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect; non-web systems need Cloud LDAP or Cloud RADIUS
SAML + OIDC
India
Pick India when the tenant is created; existing tenants move only through a paid migration
Mumbai option

Quick answer

JumpCloud Single Sign-On puts SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect apps behind one User Portal login, with SCIM, REST and SAML JIT provisioning sold as User Lifecycle Management. Sold alone it costs $3 per user monthly on a yearly plan ($4 on monthly billing); the $11 SSO package adds the directory, MFA, a password manager and audit logs. JumpCloud prints no connector count, and device-aware rules need a $3 add-on or Platform Prime. Read more ↓ Show less ↑
Part 01 · Orient

The JumpCloud platform family

This page covers JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO) — with User Lifecycle Management (SCIM, REST and SAML JIT provisioning) folded in. The rest:

Quick facts

30-second orientation
Product
Web single sign-on over SAML 2.0 and OIDC, with User Lifecycle Management (SCIM, REST API, SAML JIT) folded in
Maker
JumpCloud Inc., Louisville, Colorado; launched 2012; CEO and co-founder Rajat Bhargava
User Portal
Users reach every assigned app from one JumpCloud portal, with access granted through user groups
Provisioning
SCIM examples JumpCloud names: Slack, Salesforce, AWS, GitHub and Atlassian; dynamic groups drive access
Price
Standalone SSO: $3 per user per month on yearly billing or $4 on monthly; lifecycle provisioning is a further $3 / $4
SSO package
$11 annual, $13 monthly: SSO, MFA, Cloud Directory, password manager, Directory Insights and lifecycle
Passwordless
Pairs with JumpCloud Go for phishing-resistant login from managed devices; Go is $5 / $6 or in Platform tiers
Catalogue
Pre-configured SAML and OIDC connectors; JumpCloud publishes no connector count, so test your own app list
India
Mumbai region for tenants created since 30 April 2026; stored data rests there, telemetry may be processed abroad
In India via
TechBag — app inventory, package choice, trial support, quote in INR with GST
Part 02 · Learn

Understand single sign-on before you buy it

Most product pages skip this. We start here — so you buy a capability, not a buzzword.

What is single sign-on?

SSO lets staff sign in once and open every work app, while IT switches access off in one place.

A password per app vs JumpCloud SSO — the honest table

What consolidation actually replaces, dimension by dimension.

DimensionA password per appJumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)
LoginsA password per SaaS toolOne User Portal sign-in for every app
New startersAccounts made by hand, app by appSCIM or JIT creates them from the group
LeaversAccess found weeks later in an auditClosed in the directory, then in each app
Second factorEach app with its own MFA, or noneMFA at the portal, in the SSO package
Apps without SAMLShared passwords in a spreadsheetThe bundled password manager
What it is NOT—A header-based gateway for old web apps

The cheapest test is the 30-day trial with your ten busiest apps: federate them, turn on SCIM, and disable a test user to watch every account close.

Under the hood

The four pieces of the platform

Vendors love diagrams; buyers need to know what they’re actually operating. Here’s the whole platform, demystified.

01
Where people start

User Portal

JumpCloud User Portal

Staff sign in once to the User Portal and see only the apps their groups grant; a click opens each SAML or OIDC app without another password prompt.

02
How apps trust JumpCloud

Federation

SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect

Each app is set up as a SAML or OIDC connection, from a pre-configured connector or by hand, and JumpCloud signs the assertion the app accepts.

03
How accounts appear and vanish

Lifecycle

SCIM, REST API and SAML JIT

User Lifecycle Management creates, updates and removes app accounts as group membership changes, by SCIM, the REST API or just-in-time on first login.

04
What a login must prove

Policy

MFA and Conditional Access

MFA can be required at the User Portal for everyone; rules on trusted devices, networks and locations come from Conditional Access, a separately priced add-on.

Staff sign in once at the User Portal, apps trust JumpCloud over SAML or OIDC, and lifecycle rules create and remove each app account as groups change.

Part 03 · Evaluate

Nine capabilities. Access, provision, harden.

JumpCloud SSO gives staff one login to every web app — and gives IT one place to switch that access off.

Access
Portal

One login, every app

A single User Portal sign-in opens each assigned web app, so staff stop keeping a separate password for every SaaS tool.

Access
SAML

SAML 2.0 apps

Federate SaaS apps over SAML 2.0 from a catalogue of pre-configured connectors, or build a custom connection with your app’s metadata.

Access
OIDC

OpenID Connect apps

Modern and in-house apps can trust JumpCloud through OpenID Connect; JumpCloud’s own how-to video walks through a custom set-up.

Provision
SCIM

Accounts created for you

SCIM pushes new starters into apps such as Slack, Salesforce, AWS, GitHub and Atlassian, and removes them when they leave.

Provision
JIT

Just-in-time accounts

For apps without SCIM, SAML JIT builds the account on the user’s first sign-in, and the REST API covers the remaining cases.

Provision
Groups

Access follows attributes

Dynamic groups built from department, location or role decide which apps a person sees, so a transfer changes access without a ticket.

Harden
MFA

A factor at the door

Require push, TOTP or WebAuthn before the portal or a sensitive app opens; in the SSO package, MFA costs nothing extra.

Harden
Go

Passwordless on managed PCs

JumpCloud Go signs users into web apps with a hardware-protected, phishing-resistant credential on devices JumpCloud manages.

Harden
Vault

For apps without SSO

The SSO package includes JumpCloud’s password manager, so apps that cannot federate still get stored, shared credentials.

See it, don’t just read it

Watch JumpCloud set up SSO and provisioning

Two videos from JumpCloud’s official channel, from December 2022 and January 2023: an explainer on SSO with provisioning, and a how-to that sets up an OpenID Connect app.

JumpCloud (official)·Product explainer, 2023

Single Sign-On and Provisioning Capabilities Available in the JumpCloud Open Directory Platform

A 3:13 explainer from January 2023 on how JumpCloud pairs SSO to web apps with automatic account provisioning.

JumpCloud (official)·How-to, 2022

How to Configure OpenID Connect SSO With JumpCloud

An 8:03 how-to from December 2022 that sets up an OpenID Connect application in the JumpCloud console, end to end.

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Why JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)

Most firms buy SSO, MFA and a directory separately. JumpCloud sells them as one package.

Here’s what genuinely sets it apart — and exactly where it stops.

01

SSO, MFA and a directory for $11

Most SSO buys also need a directory and a second factor. JumpCloud’s SSO package puts single sign-on, MFA, Cloud Directory, a password manager, Directory Insights and user lifecycle in one $11 per-user price on annual terms, so a growing company is not pricing three products to switch on SSO.

02

Leavers lose access by themselves

Provisioning is part of the purchase: SCIM, the REST API or SAML JIT create accounts, and dynamic groups grant apps by department or location. When HR marks someone as gone, the account closes in the directory and the connected apps follow, which is what an auditor asks to see.

03

One identity for apps and laptops

Add a device package and the same account signs people into their Mac, Windows or Linux machine through JumpCloud’s agent, so SSO can be paired with JumpCloud Go for a passwordless, phishing-resistant login from managed devices. Pairing app sign-in with device management is what separates it from SSO-only identity providers.

04

Where it stops

JumpCloud publishes no connector count, so check every app you run. SSO covers SAML and OIDC web apps; LDAP or RADIUS systems need Platform tiers or $3 add-ons. Device-aware policies need Conditional Access, bundled only with Platform Prime. The India region is for new tenants, and there is no analyst placement.

The idea
One login, accounts that close themselves
The bundle
SSO, MFA and directory for $11
The gap
No connector count; device rules extra
Proof, not promises

The numbers behind the platform

$11/user
a month for the SSO package on annual terms, with directory, MFA and password manager
— JumpCloud pricing
$3/user
a month for SSO bought on its own, annual billing; $4 on monthly billing
— JumpCloud pricing
3 provisioning routes
in User Lifecycle Management: SCIM, the REST API and SAML just-in-time accounts
— JumpCloud
2 protocols
for web apps: SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, from the one User Portal login
— JumpCloud
6 items
inside the SSO package: SSO, MFA, directory, password manager, Directory Insights and lifecycle
— JumpCloud pricing
up to 18%
saved by paying annually instead of monthly, in JumpCloud’s own pricing-page wording
— JumpCloud pricing

What your JumpCloud SSO rollout looks like

Week 1Model

List every app

Write down each SaaS and in-house app, whether it speaks SAML or OIDC, and whether it supports SCIM for accounts.

Week 2Decide

Pick package and region

Choose SSO alone or the $11 package, and the India region at sign-up; existing tenants cannot simply move there later.

Weeks 3–4Pilot

Federate ten apps

Connect the ten most-used apps, switch on SCIM where offered, and send one team through the User Portal with MFA.

Month 2Prove

Test a leaver

Disable a test user in the directory and confirm each connected app closes the account; fix any app that keeps it.

Month 3Commit

Roll out and price

Move the remaining apps, decide on JumpCloud Go and Conditional Access, then lock the INR quote with GST.

Verified reviews

The review scoreboard

Modelled on Gartner Peer Insights structure. *Counts and breakdowns are illustrative pending verified review collection.

4.2
41+ reviews*
84% would recommend
User Portal experience4.4
SAML and OIDC set-up4.2
Provisioning (SCIM)4.0
Value for money4.4
App catalogue depth3.7
5★
44%
4★
38%
3★
13%
2★
4%
1★
1%

Quick poll — what’s driving your evaluation?

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Edtech
“Thirty SaaS tools behind one portal, and the SSO package also gave us MFA and a directory; nobody had to sell finance three products.”
Head of IT
Edtech
IT Services
“SCIM to Slack and GitHub means a leaver loses access the hour HR closes the record, which our last audit specifically asked about.”
IT Security Lead
IT Services
Logistics
“Two of our niche apps had no ready connector, so we built SAML connections by hand; it worked, but check your list before buying.”
System Administrator
Logistics
Manufacturing
“Setting up our in-house dealer portal over OpenID Connect took an afternoon, following JumpCloud’s own how-to video.”
Application Architect
Manufacturing
FMCG
“Dynamic groups by department mean a transfer from sales to finance swaps the app list without anyone raising a ticket.”
IT Manager
FMCG
BFSI
“We wanted device checks on every login and found Conditional Access was a separate add-on; budget for it from the start.”
CISO
BFSI
The market maps

Where everyone sits — the grids

Analyst firms bury this view behind paywalls, and review-site grids score satisfaction, not fit for your estate. So here’s TechBag’s synthesis of the workforce single sign-on market — tap any vendor to see why it sits where it does.

Grid 01 · The market

TechBag Single Sign-On Grid

Execution strength vs product vision — the classic market map, minus the paywall.

ChallengersLeadersSpecialistsVisionaries
JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)This page

$3 alone or $11 in the SSO package; no analyst placement.

Grid 02 · The architecture

Lifecycle Depth × Catalogue Reach

The grid nobody publishes — how much of the joiner-to-leaver account work each product automates vs how wide its ready-made app catalogue reaches.

Catalogue firstFull identity providersAccess layersLifecycle-led suites
JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)This page

SCIM, REST and JIT lifecycle; directory, MFA and laptops in one tenant.

Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform data and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.

Part 04 · Decide

JumpCloud SSO vs the single sign-on field

Against Okta Single Sign-On, Microsoft Entra ID P1, miniOrange SSO, Scalefusion OneIdP and Cisco Duo — on protocols, legacy apps, provisioning, device policy, catalogue, price and India data.

DimensionJumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO)Okta Single Sign-OnMicrosoft Entra ID P1miniOrange SSOScalefusion OneIdPCisco Duo
What it isSSO with a user portalOkta’s flagship IdPMicrosoft’s paid tierIndia-built SSODevice-led SSOMFA-first access
DeploymentSaaS, three regionsSaaSSaaSSaaS or on-premSaaSSaaS plus proxy
Federation protocolsSAML 2.0 and OIDCSAML, OIDC, SWASAML, OIDC, WS-FedSAML, OAuth, OIDCSAML and OIDCDuo SSO
Legacy appsLDAP, RADIUS extraLDAP, RADIUS, headerApp proxy, headersLDAP to KerberosLDAP onlyRADIUS and LDAP
ProvisioningSCIM, REST, SAML JITSCIM, deep lifecycleSCIM in every tierLifecycle and SCIMNot recordedNo lifecycle
Phishing-resistant loginJumpCloud Go, passkeysFIDO2, passkeysPasskeys, HelloFIDO2 recordedDevice as credentialPasswordless, FIDO2
Device-aware policyAdd-on, $3Device and networkIntune-compliant devicesRecorded as fullIts whole pointDevice trust
Directory in the priceDirectory bundledUniversal Directory inIt is the directorySibling SKUBuilt inNewer directory
App catalogueCount not published7,000+ connectorsMicrosoft app gallery5,000+ appsUEM ecosystemIdP-agnostic
Pricing modelPer user, item or packSuites, $1,500 floorPer user, or in M365Per user, INR tiersPer devicePer user, via partners
Published entry price$3 alone; $11 package~$6, $1,500 minimumFree SSO; P1 $7.00From ₹180 (~$2.16)$5/device, Access ProFree to 10; $3–9
India data regionMumbai, at restIn-country, Jan 2026No India geoOn-prem, India-builtRegion not recordedIndia DC since 2022
Lock-in and exitRe-federate each appSuites and connectorsBound to Microsoft 365Self-host exitTied to ScalefusionLight, sits in front
Best fitSmall IT, mixed suitesApp-heavy estatesMicrosoft 365 estatesCost-led, legacy appsScalefusion customersMFA in front of all
● Strong◐ Partial / add-on○ Weak / externalCompiled from public vendor materials and review platforms for orientation; verify before relying on it.

Which approach fits you?

Honest fit signals — because the fastest way to lose your trust is to pretend one product wins every scenario.

Choose JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO) if…

  • ✓You want SSO, MFA and a directory from one vendor for $11 a user a month on annual terms
  • ✓Leavers must lose app access automatically through SCIM, JIT or dynamic groups
  • ✓The same identity should also sign people into Mac, Windows and Linux laptops

Compare alternatives if…

  • ✓You run hundreds of SaaS apps — Okta’s catalogue lists 7,000+ connectors
  • ✓Microsoft 365 E3 or Business Premium already includes Entra ID P1
  • ✓You need header-based or Kerberos apps covered, or an on-premises IdP — look at miniOrange

Do not expect…

  • ✓A published connector count — test your own app list in the trial
  • ✓Device-aware policies in the $11 package — Conditional Access is extra
  • ✓India-only processing: logs and telemetry may leave the Mumbai region

JumpCloud Single Sign-On (SSO) is one of 30 iam, sso & mfa products TechBag carries. The IAM, SSO & MFA guide narrows them to a shortlist and shows the reasoning. →

Do the math

What do manual app accounts cost you?

Drag the sliders (staff using SaaS apps; IT-hour cost). Estimates model the IT time spent creating and removing app accounts by hand, resetting forgotten passwords and answering access requests, at an assumed 1.5 hours per user a year, with 70% of it removed by SSO and automated provisioning. Both figures are assumptions. Illustrative.

300
2510,000
₹800
₹300₹2,000

Loaded cost = salary + overheads per productive hour. Illustrative only — your TechBag quote models your actual environment and modules.

Current annual app-access admin cost
₹3,60,000
Estimated annual savings
₹2,52,000
≈ ₹12,60,000 over 5 years
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Pricing & plans

Three ways to consume it

Published. SSO on its own is $3.00 per user a month billed annually or $4.00 billed monthly (USD), with User Lifecycle Management another $3 / $4. The SSO package, $11 annual or $13 monthly, combines SSO, MFA, Cloud Directory, a password manager, Directory Insights and lifecycle. Conditional Access ($3 / $4) and JumpCloud Go ($5 / $6) are extra outside the Platform packages, which are Contact Sales. New accounts get a 30-day trial. TechBag quotes in INR with GST.

SSO package

Best for SSO, MFA and directory together

  • $11 per user a month annual, $13 monthly
  • SSO, MFA, directory, password manager
  • Lifecycle and Directory Insights included

+ Platform add-ons

Best for a broader rollout

  • Scoped to your estate
  • Add-on modules as needed
  • Phased, right-sized deployment

SSO à la carte

Best when a directory and MFA already exist

  • $3 / $4 per user a month
  • Lifecycle provisioning a further $3 / $4
  • Conditional Access a $3 / $4 add-on

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Evaluation kit

The 8 questions to ask every vendor

Take this into your next vendor call — including ours.

1
Connectors

Which of our apps have a pre-configured JumpCloud connector, and which need a hand-built SAML or OIDC set-up?

2
Provisioning

Which apps accept SCIM, which only JIT, and which need the REST API or manual accounts for leavers?

3
Package

Is SSO alone at $3 cheaper than the $11 package once MFA, directory and password manager are counted?

4
Device policy

Do we need trusted-device rules on sign-in? Conditional Access is a $3 add-on or comes with Platform Prime.

5
Legacy apps

Which systems cannot do SAML or OIDC, and will Cloud LDAP or RADIUS cover them at extra cost per user?

6
Region

Will the tenant be created in Mumbai, and which logs and telemetry may still be processed outside India?

7
Sign-in logs

How long are SSO sign-in events kept, and do they meet CERT-In’s 180-day log rule without an export?

8
Licence

Are suspended users billable on our plan? Ask TechBag to quote in INR with GST, with each item shown.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

It is JumpCloud’s web SSO product. Users sign in once to the JumpCloud User Portal and open every assigned SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect app without another password. User Lifecycle Management, folded into this page, creates and removes app accounts by SCIM, the REST API or SAML just-in-time.

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Send TechBag your app list, or let an advisor check each app against JumpCloud’s connectors, decide between SSO alone and the $11 package, and get the quote in INR with GST.

Stats, ratings, review counts and pricing are illustrative and sourced from public materials; verify before purchase.