Enterprise PAM.
Without the enterprise drag.
Monopam covers what privileged access actually needs — encrypted vault, session recording, rotation, just-in-time approvals — inside a platform that also handles IAM and IGA. Deployed in days, priced per concurrent session, support included.
One platform, not a product family
CyberArk grew through acquisitions; the seams show in consoles, SKUs, and renewals. Monofor was built as one platform: privileged access, identity, and governance share a console and a data model.
Pricing that matches usage
PAM is licensed per concurrent session — not per admin, per target, or per vaulted credential. Identity starts at $4 per user per month, published right on our pricing page.
Days to production, not quarters
Browser-based RDP and SSH mean no agent fleet to roll out. Resource discovery pulls from AD, Azure, and AWS. Most teams record their first privileged session within a week.
Monofor vs CyberArk,
feature by feature.
Where it matters for day-to-day privileged access, the platforms are at parity — the differences are in scope, pricing model, and how much operational weight you take on.
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Common questions.
- Is Monopam a full CyberArk replacement?
- For the vast majority of teams — vaulting credentials, brokering and recording privileged sessions, rotating passwords, and enforcing just-in-time access — yes, and at a fraction of the operational complexity. Organizations with deep application-to-application secrets-management estates should evaluate their specific workflows during the trial.
- How is migration from CyberArk handled?
- Credentials are imported into the Monopam vault, and resources are discovered automatically from Active Directory, Azure, and AWS. Because Monopam is agentless for session access (browser-based RDP/SSH), there is no endpoint rollout to coordinate.
- What does per-concurrent-session pricing mean in practice?
- You license the number of privileged sessions running at the same time — not the number of admins, servers, or vaulted credentials. Most teams run far fewer concurrent sessions than they have administrators, which is why this model typically undercuts per-user PAM pricing significantly.
- Do I have to buy the whole platform?
- No. Monosign (IAM), Monopam (PAM), and Monosync (IGA) are licensed as modules. Start with PAM and add identity or governance later — they share one console and data model when you do.
- Can I run it in my own datacenter?
- Yes. Monofor deploys self-hosted on your infrastructure or as SaaS — same product, same price. Data-sovereignty and regulated environments are a core design target, not an afterthought.
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