DOC-REF: FRC-2026-04-28Rev 04 / 2026

Section 8.4 - Register entry

DOC-REF: FRC-MKT-FR1829538820

Login.gov

General Services Administration lists Login.gov on the FedRAMP Marketplace with the status FedRAMP Certified, at Moderate impact, on the Agency path under the Rev5 process. Package FR1829538820, read from the marketplace feed as of September 3, 2026.

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Section A. Register entry

What the marketplace records

FedRAMP package ID
FR1829538820
Cloud service provider
General Services Administration
Certification status
FedRAMP Certified
Impact level
Moderate
Certification class
Class C (Moderate)
Authorization path
Agency
Certification type
Rev5
Marketplace phase
Ongoing Certification
Deployment model
Public Cloud
Register snapshot
September 3, 2026
Service model
SaaS
Independent assessor
Vaultes
Certification date
July 15, 2019
Status date
July 15, 2019
Annual assessment
March 17, 2011
Agency authorizations
20
Recorded reuses
22
Dependent offerings
2
Milestones on record
3

The marketplace carries Login.gov under package FR1829538820 with 19 recorded fields. Its certification date is July 15, 2019. Vaultes is named as the independent assessor, with an annual assessment date of March 17, 2011. 18 agencies are listed as having authorized it, among them Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, Department of Agriculture and 15 more, and the feed records 22 reuses of the package. It is delivered as SaaS on a public cloud. 2 other offerings on the register are listed as dependent on this one, among them EY Grants Accelerator and TMS Gov Cloud Suite.

Section B. Milestones

3 entries in the marketplace event log

Most recent first, as recorded by FedRAMP.

Event log
DateCategoryRecorded
July 15, 2019Status ChangeStatus changed from PMO Review to FedRAMP Certified
July 3, 2019Status ChangeStatus changed from Agency Review to FedRAMP In Process
July 27, 2018Status ChangeStatus set to Agency Authorization In Process

Section C. Cost context

What reaching Moderate costs

Our own published ranges for a provider going through this level. Nothing here is a figure this provider has disclosed.

Cost context

Budget for a Moderate authorization

Initial authorization$800,000 to $2,000,000
Continuous monitoring$150,000 to $350,000 a year
Typical timeline12 to 18 months
Control baseline325+ controls
Annual assessment$90,000 to $260,000 a year

Our published planning range for a provider pursuing Moderate. It is not a figure any listed provider has disclosed.

Read the FedRAMP Moderate cost guide / annual assessment cost / continuous monitoring cost

Path

Agency Authorization is the route for 578 of the offerings on the marketplace. Our cost pages put it at $800,000 to $2,000,000 over 12 to 18 months for Moderate. Agency authorization cost

Assessment and monitoring

An annual assessment date of March 17, 2011 is on the record, and that assessment recurs for as long as the package stays listed. Annual assessment cost / continuous monitoring cost

Section E. Agencies on the record

18 agencies listed against this package

As published on the marketplace. An agency named here has issued its own authorization to operate; FedRAMP does not issue ATOs itself.

  • Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
  • Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency
  • Department of Agriculture
  • Department of Education
  • Department of Labor
  • Department of State
  • Department of Veterans Affairs
  • Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
  • Federal Reserve System
  • General Services Administration
  • Internal Revenue Service
  • National Institute of Standards and Technology
  • Office of Personnel Management
  • Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation
  • Strategic Petroleum Reserve
  • Tennessee Valley Authority
  • United States International Trade Commission
  • United States Securities and Exchange Commission

Section F. Dependent offerings

2 listed offerings build on this package

From the marketplace's dependent products view. A provider that inherits controls from a package below it carries a narrower assessment boundary of its own, which is one of the larger levers on authorization cost.

Inheritance is why boundary scope moves a budget more than headcount does. The hidden costs page sets out where scope creeps back in.

Section G. Nearest entries on the register

Comparable offerings

Scored on impact level, path, status, shared business categories and how close the two entries sit in the register's own timeline.

Section H. Description

As published on the marketplace

The provider's own description of the service, reproduced from the FedRAMP feed without edits.

Login.gov offers the public secure and private online access to participating government programs. With one login.gov account, users can sign in to multiple government agencies. Our goal is to make managing federal benefits, services and applications easier and more secure.

Next step

What the same authorization would cost you

The worksheet turns an impact level, an existing security posture and an organization size into a line-by-line budget, with the 3PAO fee split out.

Provenance and independence

Source: the FedRAMP Marketplace product feed, produced by the General Services Administration. The feed's own last-change stamp is September 3, 2026; this copy was taken on September 5, 2026.

GSA's disclaimers page states that FedRAMP content about a specific commercial product or service is provided for the information and convenience of the public and “does not constitute endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the General Services Administration”. A listing here is a record of a certification status, not a judgment about the product.

FedRAMPCost.com is an independent cost reference. We are not affiliated with FedRAMP, the GSA, any provider listed on this page, or any assessment organization, and no provider pays to appear in this register.

DOC-REF: FRC-2026-04-28 / Updated 2026-04-28