Provision users once, then reuse them across apps, Wi-Fi, and VPN.
Hosted identity + network access
Launch secure tenant access without building IAM in-house.
AuthBeast gives lean infrastructure teams one control plane for workforce identity, SAML SSO, WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise Wi-Fi, and VPN authentication. Start with up to 16 users free, prove the workflow inside your own tenant, and only think about billing once the access layer is already working.
Connect cloud apps without running another IdP stack yourself.
Ship secure office and remote access without nursing FreeRADIUS.
Provisioned
Tenant directory created
Connected
SAML app linked for admin portal
Ready
Wi-Fi and VPN policy can reuse the same identities
Stop juggling one-off SSO setup, separate Wi-Fi credentials, and homegrown admin flows.
Manage admins, apps, and network auth from the same tenant-aware control plane.
Get secure infrastructure now, not after a quarter spent integrating IAM primitives or shopping for enterprise pricing too early.
Platform
Built for the access layer most startups postpone too long
AuthBeast covers the messy boundary between identity, networking, and admin operations so you do not have to stitch together separate vendors on day one.
Hosted cloud directory
Stand up a tenant-backed user store for admins and workforce identities without running directory infrastructure yourself.
SAML SSO for internal tools
Connect your cloud apps and portals through a single identity provider instead of managing credentials app by app.
Managed RADIUS for Wi-Fi and VPN
Use the same identities for network authentication with less operational drag than self-hosted FreeRADIUS or Windows NPS.
Clear pricing, startup-sized scope
Free entry tier, predictable upgrades, and no need to buy an enterprise suite before your team is ready.
Use Cases
Where AuthBeast fits first
Most teams start with one pain point, then expand once the tenant directory is in place.
Startup office access
Move employee Wi-Fi from a shared password to per-user identity with managed RADIUS.
Office Wi-Fi flowAdmin VPN control
Give ops and contractors VPN access tied to real identities instead of static credentials.
VPN access flowSSO for cloud tooling
Centralize admin access to SaaS apps before permission sprawl becomes a security problem.
SAML SSO flow
Why switch
The alternative is usually expensive or operationally awkward
Teams usually end up in one of two bad states: overbuying a heavyweight identity suite, or hand-building a fragile combination of SSO, RADIUS, and access policies.
Without AuthBeast
- FreeRADIUS and NPS demand time your team does not have.
- Cloud apps, Wi-Fi, and VPN often end up with separate credential paths.
- Billing decisions get pushed too early, before the team even knows whether the rollout works.
With AuthBeast
- One tenant model supports admin access, SSO, and network auth.
- Onboarding and offboarding become faster because identities stay centralized.
- Your startup gets a real access layer first, then upgrades only after the free threshold is no longer enough.
Launch path
From zero to secure access in four steps
The product is intentionally narrow: set up the tenant, wire the identities, then expand from there.
Create your tenant
Open the console, create the admin account, and get a working identity layer immediately.
Import or add users
Seed the directory with your core team and define the access model you want to standardize.
Connect apps or network edge
Use SAML for SaaS apps, or wire routers and VPN endpoints to managed RADIUS.
Operate from one console
Grow access policy from a single tenant instead of adding more disconnected auth tools later.
Pricing
Simple pricing for early-stage infrastructure teams
Start with a free tenant for up to 16 users. When the team grows past that limit, upgrade from inside the console instead of paying before you even launch.
Up to 16 users with full product access and no separate paid setup step.
Up to 128 users for teams that outgrow the free tier and want to lock in the launch rate.
Unlimited users under fair use once identity and network access become core infrastructure.
Start now
Give your startup a real access layer before the shortcuts become permanent.
Create the tenant, invite the first users, and start replacing ad hoc identity and network access flows before billing even becomes a decision.