Quick Answer
Saviynt Enterprise Identity Cloud pricing in 2026 is quote-based and typically ranges from $15 to $25 per user per month (roughly $50 to $333 per user per year). Six modules are each listed at $100,000 per year on AWS Marketplace. Saviynt is positioned 10 to 20 percent below SailPoint for equivalent identity counts (Saviynt + AWS Marketplace, 2026).
Saviynt's cloud-native SaaS architecture delivers faster deployment than SailPoint IdentityIQ and slightly lower per-identity pricing than SailPoint ISC at equivalent identity counts.
Last verified: Sep 15, 2026.
At a glance
- Reported quote $24 per user per year at 5,000 users (Zluri reference)
- Six AWS Marketplace modules each listed at $100,000 per year
- Essentials tier from approximately $80,000 per year
- Pro tier typically $200,000 to $600,000 per year
- Premier tier commonly $600,000 to $2M+ per year
- Positioned 10 to 20 percent below SailPoint
Saviynt tiers and the AWS Marketplace module structure
Saviynt Enterprise Identity Cloud is sold as three ascending tiers plus independent modules on AWS Marketplace. Essentials provides a foundation for organizations at the beginning of their identity security journey. Pro is ideal for organizations looking to extend their program without limitations on the number of applications or identities. Premier is suited for highly regulated industries that desire comprehensive coverage including insights from other identity solutions. All Saviynt-developed connectors are included in tier pricing; partner-developed connectors are sold separately through the Saviynt Exchange (Saviynt, 2026).
| Tier or module | Best fit | Pricing signal (2026) |
|---|---|---|
| EIC Essentials | Small organizations starting identity governance | From approximately $80,000 per year |
| EIC Pro | Mid-market and growing programs | Custom; typical $200,000 to $600,000 per year |
| EIC Premier | Highly regulated industries | Custom; $600,000 to $2M+ per year |
| Cloud PAM add-on | Privileged access governance layer | Custom add-on per identity per year |
| AWS Marketplace modules (6) | Specific capability modules for cloud deployment | $100,000 per year each (Application Access Governance, External Identity, PAM, Identity Cloud, JIT, ISPM) |
The six AWS Marketplace modules (Application Access Governance, External Identity and Risk Management, Privilege Access Management, Identity Cloud, Just-in-Time Access, and Identity Security Posture Management) are independent rather than stacked tiers. Each module is priced per user independently, and the total cost is the sum of user counts across selected modules. This lets buyers start with focused capabilities and add modules as programs mature (AWS Marketplace, 2026).
Worked examples at 5,000 and 25,000 identities
Saviynt total cost scales with identity count and module selection. The table below uses reported practitioner quotes and third-party benchmarks to estimate annual spend at two common scales (Zluri, June 2026).
| Deployment profile | Identities | Tier | Annual estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-market | 5,000 | Essentials to Pro | $120,000 to $300,000 per year |
| Mid-market (full platform) | 5,000 | Pro with multiple modules | $300,000 to $600,000 per year |
| Large enterprise | 20,000 to 25,000 | Pro to Premier | $500,000 to $2M+ per year |
| Regulated industry | 20,000+ | Premier with full modules | $1M to $3M+ per year |
A reference quote from the practitioner community (Zluri, June 2026) shows a company with approximately 20,000 to 25,000 total identities receiving a multi-year proposal at approximately $150,000 per year, comparable in scale to a typical Saviynt deployment. At 5,000 identities, a $120,000 annual quote at $24 per user per year is within the range practitioners report for enterprise IGA platforms. Total cost of ownership for Saviynt typically exceeds the per-identity subscription by a factor of 2 to 3 in the first year once implementation professional services are included (Zluri, June 2026).
Saviynt versus SailPoint pricing comparison
Saviynt is positioned 10 to 20 percent below SailPoint for equivalent identity counts. Both platforms deliver comparable identity governance capabilities at the enterprise tier: provisioning, access certifications, access requests, separation of duties, and role management. The key pricing difference is Saviynt's cloud-native SaaS architecture, which delivers faster deployment (typically 3 to 6 months for Saviynt versus 12 to 18 months for SailPoint IdentityIQ) and lower ongoing administrative overhead. Implementation typically adds 1 to 2 times the first-year subscription cost for both platforms (techvendorindex.com, May 2026).
SailPoint's partner ecosystem is larger, which can affect implementation cost through more competition among partners. Saviynt has been cited as coming in over budget in multiple practitioner evaluations, particularly when required connector integrations add to the base license cost. The most effective negotiation strategy for Saviynt is competitive evaluation against SailPoint or Microsoft Entra ID Governance, which typically unlocks 15 to 30 percent discount versus initial quotes (Zluri, June 2026).
Hidden costs and connector licensing
Connector licensing is the most common hidden cost in Saviynt deployments. All Saviynt-developed connectors are included in the tier pricing at no additional cost, but partner-developed connectors are sold separately through the Saviynt Exchange. For organizations with extensive application portfolios that depend on partner-developed connectors, the connector license cost can add 20 to 40 percent to the base subscription line (Saviynt, 2026).
Other predictable line items include professional services for implementation, which typically run 25 to 50 percent of first-year cost for cloud-native deployments, training for the customer's identity team, and ongoing connector maintenance scope and cost. Enterprise IGA platforms frequently require dedicated IAM staff or partner support for ongoing operations; factor this into the total cost comparison, not just the subscription line item (Zluri, June 2026).









