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Qeet IDvs. Ory

Ory is a respected open-source identity stack (Kratos, Hydra, Keto, Oathkeeper) with composable, headless APIs and best-in-class Zanzibar-style permissions. Choose Qeet ID when you want the whole product in one binary — admin UI, hosted login, SAML/SCIM included — instead of assembling and operating several services yourself.

Qeet ID

License
MIT (open source)
Self-host
Single binary
Admin UI
Included
Billing
Per-MAU (prod free tier)
Stack
Go + Postgres

Ory

License
Apache-2.0 (open source)
Self-host
Multi-service
Admin UI
Build your own
Billing
Per-aDAU (dev-only free)
Fine-grained authz
Keto (Zanzibar)

All-in-one, not build-it-yourself.

Ory gives you clean, composable identity primitives and leaves the UI, admin, and glue to you. Qeet ID ships the whole product — user store, admin dashboard, and hosted login — in one binary. If you need Zanzibar-style permissions today, Ory's Keto genuinely leads.

One binary with a built-in admin dashboard and hosted login — no UI to assemble.
MAU billing with a real production free tier, not a dev-only sandbox.
SAML SSO and SCIM included, not gated behind an enterprise plan.

Feature-by-feature

Verified against Qeet ID's implemented status and Ory's public docs. Where we're still building, we say so.

  • Available
  • Partial / gated
  • Not offered
Feature comparison between Qeet ID and Ory
CapabilityQeet IDOry
Authentication
Email + password
YesYes
Passkeys / WebAuthn
YesYes
Social login
YesYes
MFA (TOTP, SMS, email OTP, recovery codes)
YesYes
Federation
OAuth 2.0 / OIDC (you are the IdP)
Ory Hydra is a mature, certified OAuth2 / OIDC provider.
YesYes
SAML 2.0 SP + IdP
Enterprise SAML SSO is an Enterprise-only feature on Ory Network.
YesPartial
SCIM 2.0 provisioning
Directory Sync / SCIM is Enterprise-only on Ory Network.
YesPartial
Authorization
RBAC + single-call /check API
Ory Keto powers role checks alongside its relationship model.
YesYes
Fine-grained / ReBAC (Zanzibar-style)
Ory Keto ships Google-Zanzibar permissions today; Qeet ID's ReBAC is on the roadmap.
RoadmapYes
ABAC policy engine
Ory leans on Oathkeeper access rules; there's no dedicated ABAC policy engine.
YesPartial
Multi-tenant isolation by default
YesProjects
Deployment
Open-source core
Both are truly open source — Qeet ID is MIT, Ory is Apache-2.0.
YesYes
Self-host (single binary + Postgres)
Ory self-hosts, but as several services (Kratos, Hydra, Keto, Oathkeeper).
YesPartial
Bundled admin dashboard
Ory is headless / API-first — you build the admin UI.
YesNo
Pricing
Production free tier
Ory's free tier is development-only; it has no production environment.
YesNo
Per-user billing model
$0.02 / MAU (Pro)per-aDAU + ~$64/mo (Production)
Enterprise SSO included
SAML SSO and Directory Sync are Enterprise-only on Ory Network.
YesNo
Security & audit
Tamper-evident hash-chained audit log + /verify
Ory Network keeps audit logs, but without a SHA-256 hash-chain integrity /verify.
YesPartial
Breached-password rejection (HIBP)
Ory Kratos can enforce a Have I Been Pwned password policy.
YesYes
Adaptive / risk-based MFA + bot detection
RoadmapNo
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001 (managed cloud)
Ory Network is independently SOC 2 audited; Qeet ID's audit is scheduled before GA.
Roadmap (pre-GA)Yes
GDPR erasure / data export
YesYes
Developer experience
Prebuilt React components / hosted login UI
Qeet ID ships a hosted login app; its React kit is in progress. Ory ships no UI — you build it.
PartialNo
First-party SDKs
React · Node · GoGenerated, many languages

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

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