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Qeetid vs. Clerk

Clerk is the modern developer-friendly auth-as-a-service for React / Next.js apps. If you live in Vercel and want the polished React components, it's terrific. Qeetid is the choice when you also need self-hosting, multi-tenant SaaS shape, or to own your database.

Qeetid

License
MIT (open source)
Self-host
First-class
Stack
Go + Postgres
Multi-tenant
Built-in
Frameworks
React, Next, Node, Go

Clerk

License
Proprietary SaaS
Self-host
Not available
Stack
Closed (managed)
Multi-tenant
Organizations add-on
Frameworks
React-first

The DX you like from Clerk. The deployment story your platform team needs.

Drop-in `<SignIn />` / `<SignedIn />` React primitives + hosted UI, plus a single Go binary you can ship anywhere — including a customer's VPC.

  • Multi-tenant by design — tenants, members, invitations are first-class.
  • Self-host on Postgres. No proprietary database.
  • Open-source. Audit our code, fork if you need.
CapabilityQeetidClerk
Authentication
Email + password
Passkeys / WebAuthn
Magic links
Social login (Google, Apple, GitHub, …)
MFA (TOTP, SMS, email, recovery codes)
Frontend
Drop-in React `<SignIn />` components
Roadmap (sdk-react)
Hosted, brandable auth pages
Roadmap v1.1
Headless primitives (useSession, useUser, …)
Roadmap (sdk-react)
Native admin dashboard
B2B / Tenant model
Multi-tenant by default
Organizations add-on
Invitations + role assignment
SAML / OIDC federation
Paid tier
SCIM provisioning
Paid tier
Deployment
Self-host (single binary + Postgres)
Bring-your-own database
EU / US data residency
Air-gapped / on-prem
Pricing
Free tier MAU cap
5,00010,000
Per-MAU pricing
$0.02 / MAU (Pro)$0.02 / MAU after free
B2B SSO included
Clerk SSO is reserved for higher tiers.
Audit log retention
7 days / S3 exportPaid
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II
Roadmap v1.0
GDPR / DPA
Self-hosted compliance boundary

Comparison is based on publicly-available product information at the time of writing. We do our best to be accurate — if anything below is wrong, please let us know and we'll correct it.

Keep the developer experience. Own the infrastructure.

Pull our Docker image, point it at Postgres, and you're running production-grade identity in one command.