Avatier Identity Anywhere

Avatier Identity Anywhere is identity and access management software available on Android, iOS, and the web, with hybrid deployment. Its listed capabilities include access requests, access certifications, lifecycle automation, and separation-of-duties controls. The product offers four paid plans: Password Management, Single Sign-On, Access Governance, and Lifecycle. Their listed monthly prices are $1.50, $2, $3, and $5, respectively, each with a minimum one-year commitment. The plan descriptions identify their focus: enterprise password management, single sign-on, access certification and governance, and lifecycle management. The pricing note starts at $1.50 per user per month and lists a 30-day trial. There is no free plan. Avatier was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Pleasanton, California, United States.

Avatier Identity Anywhere offers several identity-management capabilities across four paid plans. Review the plan-specific prices and minimum commitment before selecting a tier.

Avatier Identity Anywhere suits organizations seeking access requests, certifications, lifecycle automation, or separation-of-duties controls. Its hybrid deployment may suit teams that need that deployment approach.

Avatier Identity Anywhere is an identity-management suite for organizations that need to govern access and manage user lifecycles across mobile and web platforms. It suits teams looking for distinct paid capabilities, from password management through lifecycle management, and willing to commit for at least a year.

Overview

Identity Anywhere combines access requests, access certifications, lifecycle automation and segregation-of-duties controls. Its hybrid deployment and Android, iOS and web support give organizations options across infrastructure and user devices. The four plans separate core capabilities rather than offering a free entry tier, so buyers should match the plan to their governance needs before signing up.

Key features

• Access requests and certifications: Supports requesting access and certifying it, making the Access Governance plan the relevant tier for organizations that need formal review and governance.
• Lifecycle automation: Automates lifecycle management, a capability reserved for the highest-priced Lifecycle plan.
• SoD controls: Segregation-of-duties controls add a governance element for organizations managing conflicting access.
• Hybrid deployment: A hybrid option can suit organizations spanning hosted and local environments.

Pricing

There is no free plan. A 30-day trial is offered, and every paid plan requires a minimum one-year commitment, so the monthly price does not mean a month-to-month arrangement.

The lower-priced tiers cost less but do not include the higher tiers' named capabilities: password management does not promise single sign-on, and neither lower tier is described as including access governance or lifecycle management. Choose based on the function required rather than assuming the plans are cumulative. The published plan prices do not state a billing interval beyond the required minimum one-year commitment.

Platforms

Identity Anywhere supports Android, iOS and web, with hybrid deployment. That combination suits organizations supporting mobile users alongside browser-based access, though the platform list does not establish support for desktop or self-hosted client applications.

Who it's for

Avatier is a fit for organizations that need one or more of its specific identity-management functions and can accept a year-long minimum commitment. The Access Governance tier is the clearest match for access review needs; the Lifecycle tier is for teams prioritizing lifecycle automation. It is less suitable for buyers seeking a free plan, month-to-month pricing or a clearly defined per-seat quota.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Four tiers distinguish password management, single sign-on, access governance and lifecycle management, helping buyers target a specific function.
• Pro: Access requests, certifications, lifecycle automation and SoD controls address governance as well as account management.
• Con: Every tier carries a minimum one-year commitment, limiting flexibility for short-term needs.
• Con: No free plan is available, and the listed prices do not give buyers a stated seat or usage quota to estimate total cost.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Identity Governance Software.

• SailPoint IdentityIQ is worth considering for teams evaluating an identity-governance product with Android, iOS, API, self-hosted and web platforms; its term subscription typically uses three-year contracts billed annually upfront.
• RSA Authenticator (SecurID) is a paid alternative with Android, iOS, macOS, self-hosted and Windows platforms; contact RSA for pricing.
• Soffid Identity Governance Administration may suit buyers who want free binary downloads, with registration required for the downloads.
• Corma offers a free tier connecting an identity provider and browser extension with SSO for 10 apps; consider it if that cap covers your needs.
• Evolveum midPoint is an open-source option with no license fee; clustering and selected features require an active support subscription.
• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Secret Management
• Stitchflow offers a free first workflow built and tested in your environment, with an ongoing plan priced at $1,000 a month.
• Beta Systems Garancy Suite

Verdict

Choose Avatier Identity Anywhere if your organization needs a defined identity-management capability, especially access governance or lifecycle automation, and can commit for at least a year. Its tiered pricing and governance functions are the case for buying; the lack of a free plan, limited pricing detail and firm minimum term are reasons to look elsewhere if flexibility or cost predictability matters more.