Enterprise M2M Authentication Made Simple
Secure your APIs with the most advanced machine-to-machine authentication platform. Support for x509 certificates, client secrets, JWT tokens, OAuth 2.0, and more. Built for developers who need reliable M2M authentication.
From Complex to Simple in Minutes
What used to take weeks of implementation now takes minutes. Our SDK handles all the complexity while you focus on building.
import { Keygate } from '@keygate/sdk';
const auth = new Keygate({
clientId: 'your-client-id',
method: 'x509' // or 'client_secret', 'jwt'
});
// That's it! Start authenticating
const token = await auth.getToken({
scope: ['read:users', 'write:data']
});
console.log('Authenticated!', token);
Complete M2M Authentication Methods
Support for all enterprise machine-to-machine authentication methods with industry-leading security and the same simple API
Why Enterprise Teams Choose Keygate for M2M Auth
Stop spending weeks building machine-to-machine authentication infrastructure. Focus on your core business logic while we handle enterprise-grade M2M security.
5-Minute Setup
Get up and running in minutes, not weeks. Our SDK handles all the complexity.
Enterprise Security
Bank-grade security with end-to-end encryption and comprehensive audit logs.
Developer First
Comprehensive docs, SDKs for every language, and 24/7 developer support.
Scale Automatically
From 100 to 100 million requests. Our infrastructure scales with you.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Start free, scale as you grow. No hidden fees, no surprises.
All plans include our core features. Need something custom? Let's talk
Used by Engineering Teams
See what developers are saying about Keygate
"Keygate saved us months of development time. We went from a complex auth system to production in just 2 days."
"The x509 certificate management is incredible. Finally, enterprise-grade security that's actually simple to implement."
"Best developer experience I've seen. The documentation is perfect and the SDK just works."
Ready to Simplify Your Auth?
Join thousands of developers who've already made the switch to simpler, more secure authentication.