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Can confirm, it got downhill once they got acquired by Okta. We had to roll our own auth solution because they couldn’t make the pricing even remotely viable.
by methyl 4y ago
Can confirm, it got downhill once they got acquired by Okta.
We had to roll our own auth solution because they couldn’t make the pricing even remotely viable.
I’d like to write „stay away from Auth0”, but is there any comparable alternative?
- webloem 4y agoWe did quite a bit of research into this. If you need mostly B2C features I would have a look at Clerk [0] and Supertokens [1] If you are more interested in B2B features we found Ory [2], FusionAuth [3], and good old Keycloak [4]. None of them are fully comparable yet however, which might be the reason why they might get away with their current behaviour. [0] https://clerk.dev/ https://clerk.dev/ [1] https://supertokens.com/ https://supertokens.com/ [2] https://www.ory.sh/ https://www.ory.sh/ [3] https://fusionauth.io/ https://fusionauth.io/ [4] https://www.keycloak.org/ https://www.keycloak.org/
- mooreds 4y agoThanks for the mention (I work for FusionAuth). I'm curious what solution you ended up determining best fit your needs?
- askldfjaliwejf 4y agothat landing page should point to docs instead of commands for me to run on my machine. I'm someone looking for auth/security products. you won't reel me in like that.
- mooreds 4y agoThanks for your feedback! Here are the docs: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/ https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/ FusionAuth has a dual deployment model. You can either run it locally (or host it yourself) for free, or you can pay us to run it for you. Most devs want to kick tires and run it locally, which is why the downloads page has those commands. There are features that do require a license, but we have plenty of people running with plenty of MAU on the free version (we call it the 'community' edition). Sorry if it wasn't clear.