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MojoAuth vs SSOJet: consumer login vs enterprise SSO

SSOJet focuses on enterprise SSO for B2B SaaS, priced per connection. MojoAuth is passwordless authentication for consumer apps, priced by MAU. This comparison covers where each fits.

By Gopal GehlotReviewed by Karan ChoudharyLast reviewed July 12, 2026Methodology

TL;DR verdict

If you are building consumer login, choose MojoAuth: passkeys, magic links, email, SMS, and WhatsApp OTP (Enterprise), social login, and One Tap behind one API, free up to 25,000 MAU. If you sell to enterprises and the gap is SAML/OIDC SSO for your B2B customers, SSOJet focuses on exactly that, with connection-based pricing.

At-a-glance comparison

At-a-glance comparison: MojoAuth vs SSOJet
DimensionMojoAuthSSOJet
Product focusConsumer (B2C) passwordless loginB2B enterprise SSO
Passwordless / OTPNative: Magic Link, Email OTP, Phone OTPSupported
Passkeys / WebAuthnFIDO2/WebAuthn compliantSupported
WhatsApp OTPNative (Enterprise)Not advertised
Social loginIncludedIncluded
One Tap LoginIncludedNot advertised
Consumer / B2C CIAMFirst-classNot the primary focus
SDK breadth22+ languagesCore web/backend SDKs
Pricing modelMAU-based (25,000 MAU free)Per SSO connection
Best fitConsumer signup and loginBolt-on enterprise SSO

SSOJet feature and pricing details reflect the vendor's public site and may change. Confirm current specifics with SSOJet before a purchase decision.

When to choose MojoAuth

Your users are consumers.

MojoAuth is built for consumer signup and login: shoppers, subscribers, players, patients. Pricing follows monthly active users, with the first 25,000 MAU free and Business Pro from $120/month.

Signup conversion is the metric.

SSOJet is focused on B2B enterprise authentication. If your goal is fewer abandoned signups — passwordless, social login, magic links, One Tap, WhatsApp OTP (Enterprise) at volume — MojoAuth is designed around that consumer flow.

Passwordless is core to your product.

MojoAuth is passwordless-native with FIDO2/WebAuthn compliant passkeys and native WhatsApp OTP (Enterprise). If passwordless flows are your primary auth surface rather than enterprise SSO, MojoAuth's design centers on exactly that.

When to choose SSOJet

Enterprise SSO is the one thing you need to add.

If your product already has a working auth stack and the only gap is SAML/OIDC SSO and SCIM for enterprise customers, SSOJet is a focused, developer-first way to bolt that on without replacing your existing authentication.

You want predictable connection-based pricing.

SSOJet's pricing starts at $99/month for two enterprise SSO connections, with additional connections on higher-tier or custom enterprise plans. If you have a small, slow-growing number of enterprise SSO customers, that model can be straightforward to budget.

Fast, focused B2B integration.

SSOJet markets fast integration (hours, not weeks) for enterprise SSO and SCIM. If your priority is landing a specific enterprise deal quickly and you do not need the broader CIAM surface, that focus is an advantage.

Pricing breakdown

Pricing breakdown: MojoAuth versus SSOJet by scenario
ScenarioMojoAuthSSOJet
Entry pointFree up to 25,000 MAUFrom $99/mo (2 SSO connections)
Consumer app, 50k MAU$200/mo (Business Pro)Not the primary focus
Consumer app, 100k MAU$380/mo (Business Pro)Not the primary focus

The two price different things. SSOJet prices enterprise SSO connections; MojoAuth prices consumer monthly active users. Pick the model that matches what you are building. Always confirm current pricing with each vendor.

Developer experience

Email OTP with MojoAuth

javascript
import { MojoAuth } from "@mojoauth/server-sdk";

const mojo = new MojoAuth({ apiKey: process.env.MOJOAUTH_API_KEY });

await mojo.email.sendOtp({ email: "user@example.com" });
const { user, accessToken } = await mojo.email.verifyOtp({
  email: "user@example.com",
  otp: req.body.otp,
});

Enterprise SSO with SSOJet

javascript
// Representative OIDC/SSO flow. SSOJet exposes standards-based
// SAML/OIDC endpoints plus SDKs — confirm exact API in their docs.

// 1. Redirect the user to SSOJet's authorize endpoint
const authUrl =
  "https://auth.ssojet.com/authorize" +
  "?client_id=" + process.env.SSOJET_CLIENT_ID +
  "&redirect_uri=https://app.example.com/sso/callback" +
  "&response_type=code&scope=openid%20profile%20email";

// 2. On callback, exchange the code for tokens at /token
const res = await fetch("https://auth.ssojet.com/token", {
  method: "POST",
  body: new URLSearchParams({ /* code, client_id, secret, ... */ }),
});
const { id_token, access_token } = await res.json();

The snippets show each product's core job: a passwordless consumer login on MojoAuth, an enterprise SSO redirect on SSOJet. The SSOJet snippet is illustrative of a standards-based OIDC flow; refer to SSOJet's current SDK and API documentation for exact method signatures.

Security and compliance

MojoAuth

  • SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified
  • FIDO2/WebAuthn compliant
  • HIPAA-ready (BAA on Enterprise)

SSOJet

  • Standards-based SAML 2.0 and OIDC
  • SCIM 2.0 user provisioning
  • Check SSOJet's trust/security page for current certifications

Moving consumer login from SSOJet to MojoAuth

  1. Week 1: Export consumer user records from SSOJet and import them into MojoAuth. Configure the passwordless methods you want to offer: passkeys, Magic Link, Email OTP, Phone OTP, Social Login.
  2. Week 2: Parallel run behind a feature flag. Shift consumer login traffic incrementally and watch signup and login completion.
  3. Week 3: Cut over consumer login. Keep any B2B enterprise SSO where it already lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Sources

  • SSOJet website, pricing, and product documentation.
  • MojoAuth pricing page and Trust Portal.
  • Editorial review of both platforms' positioning and public feature sets.
Written by
Gopal Gehlot
Product & Identity Evangelist

Advocates for frictionless passwordless authentication and connects product outcomes to real buyer decisions in CIAM.

Technically reviewed by
Karan Choudhary
AVP, Product Management

Product leader with SaaS experience connecting authentication to business outcomes.

Published July 12, 2026Last reviewed July 12, 2026How we evaluate vendorsEditorial disclosure