Alternatives

Comparisons against identity providers teams evaluate against us: what changes if you switch.

If you run Keycloak yourself and want to stop, start with the Keycloak alternative page.

• Auth0 alternative: jurisdiction and what migrates

  An Auth0 alternative: how the US CLOUD Act applies to providers as a class, and what does and doesn't carry over from the OIDC layer when you move off Auth0.

• Clerk alternative: what a switch involves

  A Clerk alternative compared on switching: Clerk's docs steer toward its prebuilt components, and how you integrated sets the switching work.

• Keycloak alternative: OIDC sign-in you don't run, hosted in the EU

  A Keycloak alternative for teams that want OIDC sign-in without operating it, on servers we run in the EU. What carries over, what doesn't, and the price.

Every claim here about a named vendor links to a published source: the vendor's own documentation, a legal filing, or the legal text, quoted where it matters. Vendor positioning is marked as positioning, not restated as settled fact. We don't publish prices, tiers, quotas, benchmarks, uptime figures, or certifications for any other vendor, because none of that is something we can verify from outside a vendor's own claims. Each page shows the date its competitor claims were last checked; a re-check that confirms nothing changed isn't a content edit.