Compare identity products
Choose an identity product around the work you need to finish: signing customers in, enforcing access inside your product, running your own authentication infrastructure, or managing employee access.
Udibo has two options: Udibo Identity, a managed service in private beta,
and @udibo/oauth2, a package for building OAuth2/OIDC into an application
you operate. The package is not a self-hosted edition of the hosted dashboard.
Find your shortlist
| Your starting point | Read these comparisons |
|---|---|
| You want managed customer sign-in | Clerk, Auth0, Stytch |
| Your B2B customers need enterprise identity | WorkOS, Auth0 |
| Your application already uses a backend platform | Amazon Cognito, Supabase Auth, Firebase Authentication |
| You want to run authentication yourself | Better Auth, Keycloak, FusionAuth, Ory |
| You are evaluating employee access | Okta |
Where Udibo fits
Evaluate the managed service when you want hosted sign-in plus organizations, roles, and resource permissions, with an OAuth2/OIDC boundary between identity and your application. Start with the first-login guide, then try a permission change against a real backend request.
Evaluate the OAuth2 package when you want application-owned protocol handling and are prepared to supply storage, sessions, account workflows, and operations. Its quickstart is a separate path from registering an application in the managed service.
Check your requirements before choosing
Udibo Identity is in private beta. Hosted passkeys, SAML, and SCIM are not currently available. Management APIs have administrator-credential requirements; an application's own machine token is not a general tenant-management credential. Confirm access, operating terms, and any required assurances before planning a production launch.
If an existing provider already meets your needs, a migration needs a concrete benefit. Replacing a login button does not automatically move password hashes, MFA enrollment, sessions, organizations, or authorization rules. Use the migration guide to estimate the actual work.
How to read these comparisons
Each page was checked against the vendor's published pricing and documentation on September 7, 2026 or September 8, 2026 and says which at the top. Each one opens with the short version, states why teams pick Udibo, states where the other product is the better choice today, and puts the two price lists side by side with worked examples that use the same assumptions on both sides. A missing feature in a table is not a claim that a vendor cannot provide it.
Udibo's figures are its pricing preview, not an adopted rate card, and the pattern they show is the point: the controls a real product needs are included on every plan, and the bill scales with retained users, hosted permission checks, and the email Udibo sends for you. Vendors change prices; check the current page before you decide.
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Last verified 2026-09-07.