Can I open-source Okta?

YES · mature open-source replacement
price $17/moyou'd save $204/yrcategory 🔐 securityreplaced by 0 people

Yes. Vaultwarden (45k stars), Keycloak (28k stars), Authelia (24k stars) are mature open-source replacements for Okta — self-host in one command and stop paying $17/mo.

why people still pay

Because deprovisioning has to work on the day somebody is fired, and an auditor has to believe it did.

what you lose

xthousands of pre-built app integrations

xautomated deprovisioning when someone leaves

xaudit evidence auditors already accept

xdevice trust and adaptive policy

xa vendor to point at in a security review

the open-source alternatives

These projects already replace it, free.

KKeycloakBattle-tested identity and access management server with SSO, OIDC/SAML, federation, and admin console28kaug 2026open source↗AAutheliaSingle sign-on and 2FA portal that bolts onto your reverse proxy to protect every internal app.24kaug 2026open source↗AAuthentikFlexible self-hosted identity provider supporting OIDC, SAML, LDAP, and SCIM with a modern flow-based UI17kaug 2026open source↗

What each one is, in full: Keycloak · Authelia · Authentik

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questions
Can I open-source Okta?

Yes. Keycloak replaces Okta today — self-host it on your own server or machine with no subscription. The full list of open-source alternatives is on this page.

How much does Okta cost?

Okta costs about $17/month (Workforce Identity, Essentials Suite), which is $204 per year. That's what you save by replacing it with open source.

What do I lose by replacing Okta?

Honestly: thousands of pre-built app integrations; automated deprovisioning when someone leaves; audit evidence auditors already accept; device trust and adaptive policy; a vendor to point at in a security review. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.

Is there an open-source alternative to Okta?

Yes: Keycloak (Battle-tested identity and access management server with SSO, OIDC/SAML, federation, and admin console) Authelia (Single sign-on and 2FA portal that bolts onto your reverse proxy to protect every internal app.) Authentik (Flexible self-hosted identity provider supporting OIDC, SAML, LDAP, and SCIM with a modern flow-based UI) All 6 curated open-source alternatives are at caniopensourceit.online/okta/alternatives.