Saviynt: enterprise identity governance (IGA) platform for access governance, privileged access, and AI-agent identity security. See pricing and features.
Category
Security
Pricing
Not publicly disclosed; custom-quoted, sales-assisted enterprise pricing typically scoped by user/application count.
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August 5, 2026
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Saviynt is an enterprise identity security and governance platform, founded in 2010 and headquartered in El Segundo, California. Its core product is cloud-native Identity Governance & Administration (IGA), which automates identity lifecycles and enforces least-privilege access policies across cloud and on-premises systems. Around that core, Saviynt offers Application Access Governance, Privileged Access Management, Identity Security Posture Management, External Identity Management, and Non-Human Identity management. Its newest product, Zuma, extends the platform to secure AI agents and other non-human identities. Saviynt sells to large and mid-market enterprises: as of its December 2025 funding announcement, it reported more than 600 enterprise customers — including over 20% of the Fortune 100 — and more than 100 million identities secured. The company has been named a Gartner Peer Insights Customers' Choice for IGA five consecutive times, and recognized as a leader by KuppingerCole, Frost & Sullivan, and QKS Group. In December 2025, Saviynt raised a $700 million Series B round led by funds managed by KKR (with Sixth Street Growth, TenEleven, and Carrick Capital Partners participating), valuing the company at approximately $3 billion.
Privileged Access Management — Secures and monitors privileged accounts across hybrid infrastructure.
Zuma AI Identity Security — Discovers, protects, and manages AI agents and non-human identities.
Application Access Governance — Audits and controls in-app entitlements to prevent toxic access combinations.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Unified platform combining identity governance, application access governance, privileged access management, and non-human/AI identity security in one control plane.
Broad, named integration ecosystem (AWS, SAP, ServiceNow, CrowdStrike, Wiz, Zscaler) via the Saviynt Exchange.
Recently and heavily capitalized ($700M Series B led by KKR at ~$3B valuation, December 2025), signaling financial durability.
Early mover on securing AI agents and non-human identities (the Zuma product).
Recognized by multiple independent analyst firms (Gartner Peer Insights, KuppingerCole, Frost & Sullivan, QKS Group) as an IGA leader.
Cons
Pricing is entirely custom-quoted and not published anywhere on Saviynt's site.
As a full-depth enterprise governance platform, implementation typically requires significant professional-services effort.
Some third-party reviews report limitations such as restricted historical log visibility.
Smaller third-party community/ecosystem compared to long-established competitors like SailPoint.
Not built for small businesses wanting a lightweight, low-touch access-management tool.