StackBob

StackBob.ai sells an "Agentic Identity Governance and Administration" platform that brings applications without SCIM, APIs, SAML SSO or pre-built connectors into a single identity governance workflow. The product is positioned to deploy alongside an organisation's existing IGA or identity provider (the company names SailPoint and Microsoft Entra ID Governance as systems it sits beside) rather than replacing them, with the incumbent platform remaining the system of record while StackBob extends coverage to applications it cannot natively reach. Stated capabilities include discovery of who has access to what, detection of orphaned accounts, automated joiner–mover–leaver provisioning and deprovisioning, role-based access control with audit trails, and bidirectional sync of identity data and provisioning actions with the primary IGA.

The company markets the platform on speed and low integration effort: one-click deployment, no-code setup, no SCIM/API upgrades or enterprise-plan licensing, and connection of most applications in under 48 hours versus the 1–3 months it attributes to traditional connector development. Press coverage frames the target problem as the "API and SSO tax" — connectivity features locked behind vendors' enterprise tiers — and multi-month IAM implementations requiring specialist engineers or consultants, which the company argues price small and mid-sized businesses out of enterprise-grade identity management (described as the "cybersecurity poverty line").

The platform is described as SOC 2 Type II certified with annual third-party audits.

Founding story

Co-founders Ole Shved and Yarik Rozum met at a previous B2B company, Ad-Lib, where Shved hired Rozum as a lead engineer; that company was later acquired by Smartly.io for around $100 million, with both working there as employees rather than founders. At the end of 2021 Rozum joined a Seattle-based company while Shved was in Lviv considering his next step. After Russia's invasion of Ukraine the two reconnected in Kyiv and decided to build a company together. Having repeatedly seen identity teams blocked by integration hurdles across their careers, and seeing the opportunity opened by LLM developments in 2022, they set out to bring every application into identity governance even where no integration support exists.

Business model

Subscription software sold in tiers based on the number of managed users. A Monitor plan at $4 per user per month (or $15,500 per year) covers agent-based app connection without SCIM or API, identity data sync for apps lacking native IGA connectors, and access monitoring and orphaned-account detection. A Govern plan at $6 per user per month (or $23,250 per year) adds bidirectional sync with the primary IGA, automated provisioning and deprovisioning, and role-based access control with compliance-ready audit trails. An Enterprise tier is custom-priced and adds a designated support representative, on-premise deployment options and custom feature development as an add-on. Annual billing is presented as a 20% saving.

Recurring per-user subscription fees billed monthly or annually, with custom-priced enterprise contracts and optional paid custom development.

Traction

Public evidence of traction is limited to named customer testimonials from Salto X, TresBien, Brights Software, 42DM agency and Medipyxis, SOC 2 Type II certification, and two awards at the IT Arena 2025 pitch competition.

Latest developments

Nick Hunt joined as CEO and co-founder in 2026 to lead enterprise expansion, alongside team growth, strategic partnerships and customer acquisition. In October 2025 the company took two awards at the IT Arena 2025 pitch competition in Lviv.