cidaas

German customer and workforce IAM, developed and hosted in Germany, with public list prices

Quick Overview

Company Widas ID GmbH
Category Identity Management
Headquarters Wimsheim, Germany
EU Presence EU (Germany)
Data Location Germany/Europe; hosting partners not named apart from Open Telekom Cloud (Deutsche Telekom) as an example; no public sub-processor list
Open Source No
Compliance ISO 27001, ISO 9001, OpenID Certified
Pricing Customer IAM: Essentials €699/month (1,000 users) / Standard €1,399/month (5,000 users) / Pro €2,999/month / Enterprise on request; Workforce IAM €4.50 per user/month; 20% off yearly; VAT treatment not stated
Free Option 30-day free trial (Customer IAM up to 500 users; Workforce IAM up to 30 users)
Replaces Auth0, Okta, Microsoft Entra ID

Detailed Review

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • German GmbH in Wimsheim, registered at Amtsgericht Mannheim (HRB 731110)
  • Developed and hosted in Germany, with Open Telekom Cloud named as an example
  • ISO 27001, ISO 9001 and OpenID Certified
  • List prices published: Customer IAM from €699 per month for 1,000 users
  • Workforce IAM at €4.50 per user per month, 20% off paid yearly
  • 30-day trial covering up to 500 customer users

Cons

  • Hosting partners are not named beyond one example, and there is no public sub-processor list
  • Closed source, with no self-hosted edition
  • The pricing page does not state whether the amounts include VAT
  • €699 a month is a steep entry point for a small application
  • The "since 1997" on the site belongs to the Widas group; no founding year is given for the cidaas entity

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is cidaas?

cidaas is the product; Widas ID GmbH in Wimsheim, registered at the Amtsgericht Mannheim under HRB 731110, is the company you contract with. The About page describes cidaas as a business unit of WidasConcepts GmbH, and names no other shareholders. It covers both halves of the category — customer IAM for the people who log into your application, and workforce IAM for the people who work for you — with ID validation as an option on top.

Where is cidaas based?

cidaas operates from Wimsheim, Germany, which places it under EU (Germany). Compliance: ISO 27001, ISO 9001, OpenID Certified.

What does cidaas cost?

Customer IAM: Essentials €699/month (1,000 users) / Standard €1,399/month (5,000 users) / Pro €2,999/month / Enterprise on request; Workforce IAM €4.50 per user/month; 20% off yearly; VAT treatment not stated. 30-day free trial (Customer IAM up to 500 users; Workforce IAM up to 30 users).

Who is cidaas best for?

German-hosted customer and workforce IAM with list prices you can read before calling sales. A German GmbH that prints the number — €699 a month for a thousand customer identities — instead of routing you to a sales call.

What are the drawbacks of cidaas?

Hosting partners are not named beyond one example, and there is no public sub-processor list. Closed source, with no self-hosted edition. The pricing page does not state whether the amounts include VAT. €699 a month is a steep entry point for a small application. The "since 1997" on the site belongs to the Widas group; no founding year is given for the cidaas entity.

Who worked on this review

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Marta Kowalczyk
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Marta Kowalczyk

Senior Analyst, Infrastructure & Developer Tools · Warsaw, Poland

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