JumpCloud vs NewCore for workforce IAM

SHORT ANSWER

On our weights for workforce IAM, JumpCloud scores 6.7 / 10 and NewCore 5.4 / 10. JumpCloud scores higher on app integration breadth, provisioning to apps and pricing transparency; NewCore scores higher on phishing-resistant sign-in, protection of token signing and AI agent identities.

Editorial assessment · Desk research from public vendor material · Reviewed 2026-09-29

Scores by criterion

C1App integration breadth20%
JumpCloud
6Gap in public material

SSO is sold as a product; an app catalogue size is not published on the pages reviewed.

Source: JumpCloud pricing

NewCore
3

No app catalogue or integration count is published. SAML and OIDC apps connect "with no application changes".

Source: NewCore: Identity Security

Higher score: JumpCloud

C2Phishing-resistant sign-in20%
JumpCloud
7

Passwordless authentication available as an add-on.

Source: JumpCloud pricing

NewCore
9

Passkeys, Visual MFA and live 1 to 10 strength scoring for every authenticator, mapped to NIST levels.

Source: NewCore: Identity Security

Higher score: NewCore

C3Protection of token signing10%
JumpCloud
5Gap in public material

Customer-held signing keys are not described on the pages reviewed.

Source: JumpCloud platform

NewCore
9

Secure Split Key: both key shares, one in NewCore's cloud and one in your environment, are needed to sign a valid token.

Source: NewCore: Identity Security

Higher score: NewCore

C4Provisioning to apps15%
JumpCloud
7

User lifecycle management available as an add-on.

Source: JumpCloud pricing

NewCore
2Gap in public material

SCIM or app provisioning is not mentioned on the pages reviewed.

Source: NewCore: Identity Security · NewCore home page

Higher score: JumpCloud

C5AI agent identities15%
JumpCloud
5

Mentions agentic identity lifecycle management on its platform page without detail.

Source: JumpCloud platform

NewCore
9

People and AI agents share one policy engine and one audit trail.

Source: NewCore home page · NewCore: Identity Security

Higher score: NewCore

C6Pricing transparency20%
JumpCloud
9

SSO at $11 per user per month billed annually, monthly billing option, 30-day trial.

Source: JumpCloud pricing

NewCore
2

No pricing published.

Source: NewCore home page

Higher score: JumpCloud

Weighted total

JumpCloud 6.7 / 10 · NewCore 5.4 / 10

Higher score: JumpCloud

Where each one scores higher

JumpCloud scores higher on

  • app integration breadth (6 vs 3)
  • provisioning to apps (7 vs 2)
  • pricing transparency (9 vs 2)

NewCore scores higher on

  • phishing-resistant sign-in (7 vs 9)
  • protection of token signing (5 vs 9)
  • AI agent identities (5 vs 9)

Pricing, side by side

JumpCloud

  • SSO, billed annually: $11 per user per month
  • SSO, billed monthly: $13 per user per month

per user per month, billed annually; per user per month, billed monthly.

The SSO product includes SSO, MFA and a password manager. Platform tiers are priced on request. 30-day trial.

Source: JumpCloud pricing

As published on 2026-09-29.

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NewCore

Not published, contact sales.

Source: NewCore home page

As published on 2026-09-29.

Visit NewCore

Which should you choose?

Choose JumpCloud if pricing transparency and phishing-resistant sign-in matter most. It scores 9 and 7 on them. SSO at $11 per user per month billed annually, monthly billing option, 30-day trial.

Choose NewCore if phishing-resistant sign-in and AI agent identities matter most. It scores 9 and 9 on them. Passkeys, Visual MFA and live 1 to 10 strength scoring for every authenticator, mapped to NIST levels.

Questions

Which scores higher overall, JumpCloud or NewCore?

On our weights for workforce IAM, JumpCloud scores 6.7 / 10 and NewCore 5.4 / 10. Totals are the weighted average of six criterion scores; the weights are listed on the Workforce IAM page.

Where does JumpCloud score higher than NewCore?

On app integration breadth, provisioning to apps and pricing transparency.

Where does NewCore score higher than JumpCloud?

On phishing-resistant sign-in, protection of token signing and AI agent identities.

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