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I wanted to use ToolJet in my company, but SSO has been playing an important role for my company's security and compliance needs, even though we have only aroun
by haolez 4y ago
I wanted to use ToolJet in my company, but SSO has been playing an important role for my company's security and compliance needs, even though we have only around 100 people. I'm getting lazy to adopt any product that doesn't provide that to me (for a reasonable price).
In the case of no/low-code tools, Budibase[1] offers SSO on its open source edition, which makes it easier for me to adopt it and gain confidence in the product before committing to an enterprise plan with obscure prices and shady sales techniques.
But it's a shame, since the competitors in this space are awesome (ToolJet, AppSmith, NocoDB, Baserow, etc) but rarely consider SSO as a simple and basic feature. They usually put SSO as an enterprise feature in the highest price tier possible.
Btw, Grist[2] is another honorable mention in this space with open source support for SSO.
[1]https://budibase.com/ https://budibase.com/
[2]https://www.getgrist.com/ https://www.getgrist.com/
- rishabhkaul1 4y agoHey! Rishabh from Appsmith here. Thanks for mentioning Appsmith! Just to clarify, at Appsmith, we offer SSO (OIDC, SAML) in our paid plan (appsmith.com/pricing) - where you pay a maximum of $20/user/month (with many customers paying lesser than that as they add more users). Infact it's the only plan we have. Do check it out.
- rishabhkaul1 4y agoFor forgot to mention, Google and Github SSO are part of the Appsmith community edition. The other thing to also note is that we don't put a limit on the number of users that can be added to the paid plan. This doesn't apply to Tooljet coz it only has custom pricing, but with the other players you will notice that typically you get upgraded to either a higher tier plan or a higher minimum $ commitment, as you add more users, even if you don't want the features of those higher tiers.
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- nrjames 4y agoWhenever I see mysterious Enterprise pricing and that's the only tier with SSO... I don't even both investigating the project because it creates significant hurdles to learn whether I even would be allowed to use it at work. If you want SSO to be part of an Enterprise pricing package, at least publish the Enterprise rate on the website.
- dgudkov 4y agoEnterprise rates are usually negotiated individually with each customer and therefore not published. Enterprise sales are a different world.
- rubenfiszel 4y agohttps://windmill.dev https://windmill.dev has support for SSO (GitHub/Google/Microsoft/GitLab) and any custom ones in the open source version https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill#oauth-for-self-hosting-very-optional https://github.com/windmill-labs/windmill#oauth-for-self-hos...