Auth0
Secure, scalable user authentication for apps and AI
What is Auth0?
Try Auth0Auth0 is a secure, scalable authentication and authorization platform you can use to protect users, AI agents, and applications. It’s designed to be easy to implement while remaining adaptable across different environments and identity needs, including access management and login security. Auth0 also provides developer tools and documentation to help teams integrate identity capabilities into their products quickly.
What does Auth0 do for apps and AI agents?
Auth0 provides authentication and authorization so you can secure users, AI agents, and applications with adaptable identity and access management. It’s built to help you handle login security and access control as part of your app’s infrastructure.
How quickly can developers implement Auth0?
Auth0 is designed to be easy to implement, with a developer-focused experience that includes SDKs, APIs, and extensive docs with sample code and tutorials. Auth0 also offers tools such as a CLI and an Auth0 MCP Server to support faster integration workflows.
Does Auth0 support authentication and access management features like SSO and MFA?
Yes. Auth0 includes product capabilities for topics such as Single Sign-On (SSO), Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), passwordless login, breached password protection, and fine-grained authorization, along with supporting guides across deployment options.
What developer tools does Auth0 offer for building and integrating?
Auth0 provides multiple developer tools, including the Auth0 CLI, an Auth0 MCP Server, and Auth0 Agent Skills for Claude Code, plus documentation that includes sample code, articles, tutorials, and API reference to support integration and ongoing development.
How is Auth0 pricing structured?
Auth0 offers flexible pricing for all your apps and AI agents, with scale options described from user 1 up to 1,000,000+.
Where can I find Auth0 documentation and updates?
You can access Auth0 docs for documentation, sample code, and API reference, and you can also review the Auth0 changelog for platform release notes and updates.