Find your ZTNA provider

Compare zero trust network access providers by budget, identity fit, device posture, compliance needs, and deployment model.

Find your ZTNA provider

Compare zero trust network access providers by budget, identity fit, device posture, compliance needs, and deployment model.

Showing 10 of 10 vendors that match

1st

Cloudflare Access

A globally distributed ZTNA service that protects internal web apps, SSH, RDP, and private networks through Cloudflare One.

Free

Free plan covers small teams; pay-as-you-go Zero Trust pricing is commonly listed around $7/user/month, with enterprise contracts for larger deployments.

Strong free tier and fast setup for web application access
Broad IdP support and useful agentless browser access for many HTTP apps
Global edge network pairs well with DNS, WAF, and tunnel deployments

Advanced SASE controls and enterprise compliance features often require paid or contract plans
Private network access generally depends on Cloudflare connectors and WARP clients

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Twingate

Developer-friendly ZTNA that uses lightweight connectors and resource-level policies for private network access.

Free

Free for up to 5 users; paid Teams plans commonly start around $5/user/month and Business around $10/user/month.

Clear pricing and fast rollout for startups and mid-sized teams
Good resource-level controls without exposing private networks publicly
Supports modern SSO and posture features on paid plans

Requires endpoint clients for the main private access experience
Not as broad a full SASE platform as Zscaler, Netskope, or Prisma Access

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Tailscale

WireGuard-based private mesh networking with identity-aware ACLs, device posture integrations, and simple developer operations.

Free

Personal plan is free for up to 6 users; Standard is listed at $8/user/month and Premium at $18/user/month.

Excellent for engineering teams that want simple private connectivity
Free and low-cost tiers are practical for very small teams
ACLs, SSH, subnet routers, and device posture cover many internal access use cases

Not a pure browser-based ZTNA replacement for every workforce app
Enterprise controls and logging require higher tiers

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Netskope One Private Access

Enterprise universal ZTNA for private apps, OT environments, and broader Netskope One SSE deployments.

$5/mo per user

Netskope does not publish simple self-serve pricing; public price lists and reseller references often start near $60/user/year for private access SKUs.

Strong option for enterprises consolidating ZTNA with SSE and data controls
Covers client-initiated, web, and more complex private access use cases
Useful for hybrid environments with many application segments

Quote-led procurement and packaging are not startup-friendly
Best results usually come as part of a broader Netskope program

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Google BeyondCorp Enterprise

Google’s enterprise zero trust access model delivered through Chrome Enterprise Premium and Google Cloud controls.

$6/mo per user

Chrome Enterprise Premium and BeyondCorp packaging is quote-driven in many channels; public references commonly put add-on pricing around $6/user/month.

Strong match for Google Workspace, Chrome, and Google Cloud organizations
Browser-centered access can reduce endpoint friction for web apps
Mature zero trust model with Google-scale operational backing

Packaging can be confusing outside Google Workspace and Chrome Enterprise contexts
Less compelling for non-browser private app access than dedicated ZTNA products

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Cisco Duo Premier

Cisco Duo’s identity security tier that adds VPN-less access, device trust, and endpoint checks to Duo MFA.

Free

Duo Free covers up to 10 users for MFA; VPN-less private resource access is in Duo Premier at $9/user/month list pricing.

Straightforward published pricing compared with many enterprise ZTNA vendors
Strong MFA, device trust, and private app access in one identity package
Good fit for teams already standardized on Duo

Duo Free is not enough for ZTNA; Premier is the practical comparison point
Broader SASE networking requires additional Cisco products such as Secure Connect

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Microsoft Entra Private Access

Microsoft Global Secure Access service for replacing VPN access with Entra identity and Conditional Access policies.

$12/mo per user

Often bought through Microsoft Entra Suite at about $12/user/month or eligible Microsoft bundles; confirm exact licensing with Microsoft.

Natural fit for Microsoft Entra ID and Conditional Access customers
Integrates with the Global Secure Access client and Microsoft security stack
Strong compliance posture for regulated Microsoft tenants

Best value depends heavily on Microsoft licensing already in place
Less neutral if your identity stack centers on Okta or Google Workspace

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Zscaler Private Access

Enterprise ZTNA platform for replacing VPNs with app-specific access through the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange.

$12/mo per user

Zscaler usually quotes privately; public reseller references often place ZPA around $140-$375/user/year depending on bundle and scale.

Deep enterprise feature set for large private application portfolios
Agent and clientless options cover a wide range of access patterns
Strong fit when Zscaler Internet Access or broader SSE is already deployed

Commercial model is enterprise-first and usually sales-led
Can be operationally heavy for small teams that need only a few private apps

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Palo Alto Prisma Access

Enterprise SASE and ZTNA platform built around Palo Alto security controls, GlobalProtect, and Prisma Access Browser.

$15/mo per user

Prisma Access is quote-led and commonly licensed per mobile user or bandwidth; $15/user/month is a conservative planning placeholder, not a list price.

Strong fit for Palo Alto Networks security estates
Combines ZTNA with cloud-delivered firewall, SWG, CASB, and threat prevention
Good for large distributed organizations with mature network security teams

Pricing and minimums are difficult to evaluate without a reseller quote
Usually too heavy for small teams seeking a simple VPN replacement

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AWS Verified Access

AWS-native private application access for teams that want identity-aware access policies close to their VPC workloads.

$22/mo

AWS charges per application-hour plus data processing; $22/month approximates one always-on app before data transfer and related AWS services.

Good fit for AWS-heavy teams that want VPC-native access controls
Works with AWS and third-party identity and device trust signals
No separate per-seat SaaS contract for small application counts

Pricing is usage-based rather than simple per-user SaaS pricing
Less attractive for multi-cloud or non-AWS private application estates

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About this comparison

Compare ZTNA providers including Cloudflare Access, AWS Verified Access, Microsoft Entra Private Access, Google BeyondCorp Enterprise, Zscaler Private Access, Twingate, Tailscale, Netskope One Private Access, Cisco Duo, and Palo Alto Prisma Access. Filter by per-user budget, team size, identity provider fit, posture checks, agentless access, broad compliance coverage, and self-hosted or private deployment options.