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Qeet IDvs. Supabase Auth

Supabase Auth (GoTrue) is the open-source, self-hostable authentication layer of the Supabase Postgres platform — cheap, generous on free MAU, and tightly integrated with your database. Choose Qeet ID when identity is a product in its own right: first-class multi-tenancy, a real authorization engine, enterprise SSO and SCIM, and a verifiable audit trail.

Qeet ID

License
MIT (open source)
Self-host
First-class
Pricing
Linear per-MAU
Stack
Go + Postgres
Focus
Dedicated identity

Supabase Auth

License
Apache-2.0 (open source)
Self-host
First-class
Pricing
Per-MAU, cheaper overage
Stack
Go (GoTrue) + Postgres
Focus
Auth within DB platform

Open source too — but identity is the whole product.

Supabase Auth is a genuinely open-source, self-hostable component of the Supabase platform. Qeet ID competes on the same ground, then goes further where auth is your core concern: multi-tenancy, a real authorization engine, SSO without a paywall, and a verifiable audit trail.

First-class multi-tenancy, not one user pool per project.
A dedicated RBAC + ABAC engine with /check and explainable grant paths — not just RLS policies.
SAML SSO and SCIM included, plus a hash-chained audit log you can verify.

Feature-by-feature

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

  • Available
  • Partial / gated
  • Not offered
Feature comparison between Qeet ID and Supabase Auth
CapabilityQeet IDSupabase Auth
Authentication
Passkeys / WebAuthn
Supabase's WebAuthn support is newer and less complete.
YesPartial
Magic links
YesYes
MFA (TOTP, SMS, email, recovery codes)
Supabase MFA centres on TOTP and phone; email OTP and recovery codes are less complete.
YesPartial
Federation
Social / OIDC login
YesYes
SAML 2.0 enterprise SSO
App-level SAML SSO is Supabase Pro-plus only and billed separately (~$0.015/SSO-MAU).
YesPartial
SCIM 2.0 provisioning
Supabase has no SCIM provisioning.
YesNo
Authorization
RBAC + single-call /check API
Supabase does authz via Postgres RLS + custom claims — no dedicated /check API.
YesPartial
ABAC policy engine
Attribute rules live in RLS policies, not a standalone policy engine.
YesPartial
Explainable authz (grant-path “why?” trace)
YesNo
Multi-tenant isolation by default
A Supabase project is effectively one user pool; multi-tenant is not first-class.
YesPartial
Deployment
Open-source code
Both are open source — Qeet ID is MIT, Supabase Auth (GoTrue) is Apache-2.0.
YesYes
Self-host on Postgres
Both self-host; Qeet ID is a single binary, Supabase self-host runs the wider platform stack.
YesYes
Air-gapped / fully offline
Qeet ID runs fully offline as one binary; Supabase self-host pulls a larger multi-service stack.
YesPartial
Pricing
Free tier
Supabase's free tier is larger.
25,000 MAU50,000 MAU
Per-MAU overage
Supabase's overage is cheaper; Pro includes 100,000 MAU.
$0.02 / MAU (Pro)$0.00325 / MAU (Pro)
Enterprise SSO included
Supabase app SAML SSO is a paid Pro-plus add-on billed per SSO-MAU.
YesPartial
Security & audit
Tamper-evident hash-chained audit log + /verify
Supabase offers logs but no hash-chained, independently verifiable audit trail.
YesPartial
Breached-password rejection (HIBP)
Supabase supports an opt-in HaveIBeenPwned password check.
YesYes
Adaptive / risk-based MFA + bot detection
Supabase leans on CAPTCHA / rate limits; neither ships full adaptive MFA yet.
RoadmapPartial
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001
Supabase's managed platform holds SOC 2; Qeet ID's audit is scheduled before GA.
Roadmap (pre-GA)Yes
Self-hosted = your compliance boundary
Both can self-host, so the compliance boundary is yours either way.
YesYes
Developer experience
Dedicated identity admin UI
Supabase's dashboard is database-centric; auth is a section within it, not a dedicated identity admin.
YesPartial
Webhook events with HMAC + retries
Supabase exposes auth hooks / DB webhooks; Qeet ID ships signed, retried event webhooks.
YesPartial
First-party SDKs
Supabase's JS SDK is excellent; broader language coverage is community-driven.
React · Node · GoJavaScript-first

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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Both open source. One is built for identity.

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