Ping Identity

Overview

Ping Identity sells an identity platform used, by its own account, by more than half of the Fortune 100, 13 of the 15 largest US banks and 7 of the 9 largest global healthcare companies^[9]. Its products cover workforce, customer, business-to-business and agentic or non-human identities, and pricing is structured by identity count and type^[8].

MFA is one of several services, alongside orchestration, threat protection, identity verification with documents and biometrics, reusable verifiable credentials, privacy-preserving biometrics, authorisation and just-in-time privileged access^[8]. Ping describes its MFA as adaptive and passwordless-ready^[8].

A distinguishing factor is deployment choice: PingOne multi-tenant cloud, PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud as a single-tenant managed service, Ping Advanced Identity Software for self-managed private, public, hybrid and on-premises environments, and FedRAMP-authorised environments for US government work^[8]. Ping does not publish prices; all deals are quoted by its sales team^[8]. In October 2026 Ping announced it had been named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Customer Identity and Access Management^[9].

Ping Identity features

• Adaptive, passwordless-ready MFA
• Multi-tenant, single-tenant and self-managed deployment
• FedRAMP-authorised environments
• Identity verification with documents and biometrics
• Orchestration of user journeys
• Just-in-time privileged access

Ping Identity pricing

Quote-based, structured by identity count and type (customer, B2B, workforce, agentic) and by selected services.

Ping Identity strengths and limitations

Appears in

• Best MFA Solutions in 2026 #5

Ping Identity alternatives and competitors

Alternatives to Ping Identity: companies ranked in the same lists.

• Cisco Duo
• Microsoft Power BI
• OOkta
• Yubico YubiKey
• RSA ID Plus
• JumpCloud
• OOneLogin
• HHYPR
• Silverfort
• TSThales SafeNet Trusted Access
• Auth0