TwingatevsCyberArk

Pricing Intelligence

Twingate Plans

Free tier available

Starter0

Free

• • 5 users
• • 2 remote networks
• • Community support

TeamsBest Value

$5/user/mo

• • Unlimited networks
• • Device security policies
• • SSO integration

Business

$10/user/mo

• • Advanced security policies
• • Priority support
• • Custom DNS

Enterprise

Custom

• • SIEM integration
• • Dedicated CSM
• • Custom SLA

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CyberArk Plans

Paid plans only

Privilege Cloud

Custom

• • PAM SaaS
• • Session recording
• • Credential vaulting

Identity Security Platform

Custom

• • Full IAM + PAM
• • Endpoint privilege
• • Secrets management

Enterprise

Custom

• • On-prem + hybrid
• • Custom integrations
• • Global support

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Feature Matrix

4 differences found across 10 standardized features

Pros & Cons Face-Off

Evaluative strengths and weaknesses — not feature lists

Twingate

Pros

• +Clean ZTNA architecture with no inbound firewall rules
• +Easy SSO integration with major IdPs
• +Granular resource-level access control
• +Quick deployment — production-ready in hours

Cons

• −Not a full IAM platform
• −Connector redundancy limited on lower plans

CyberArk

Pros

• +Gold standard for privileged access management
• +Strong session recording and threat analytics
• +Deep compliance certifications (FedRAMP, SOC 2, etc.)
• +Extensive integration with security tools

Cons

• −Complex implementation requires professional services
• −Expensive — primarily for large enterprises

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