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Qeet IDvs. SuperTokens

SuperTokens is a developer-friendly, Apache-2.0 open-source auth platform whose self-hosted core is free with unlimited MAU, and it ships genuinely nice prebuilt React UI. Choose Qeet ID when you want MFA, multi-tenancy, and enterprise SSO included rather than as paid add-ons — plus a tamper-evident audit trail and ABAC.

Qeet ID

License
MIT (open source)
Enterprise SSO
Included
MFA
Included
Multi-tenant
Built-in
Stack
Go + Postgres

SuperTokens

License
Apache-2.0 (open source)
Enterprise SSO
Paid add-on
MFA
Paid add-on
Self-host
Free (unlimited MAU)
Prebuilt UI
React recipes

The add-ons, included.

SuperTokens is clean, Apache-2.0, and free to self-host with unlimited MAU. But MFA, multi-tenancy, and enterprise SSO are all paid add-ons. Qeet ID ships them in the box — with a tamper-evident audit log and ABAC on top.

MFA, multi-tenancy, and SAML SSO included — not metered add-ons.
Tamper-evident hash-chained audit log with a /verify endpoint.
ABAC policy engine and explainable “why?” authorization built in.

Feature-by-feature

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

  • Available
  • Partial / gated
  • Not offered
Feature comparison between Qeet ID and SuperTokens
CapabilityQeet IDSuperTokens
Authentication
Email + password
YesYes
Passwordless (magic link, OTP)
YesYes
Passkeys / WebAuthn
SuperTokens' passkeys / WebAuthn support is newer.
YesPartial
Social login
YesYes
MFA (TOTP, SMS, email OTP)
MFA is a paid add-on ($0.01/MAU, min $100/mo).
YesPartial
Federation
OAuth 2.0 / OIDC (you are the IdP)
YesYes
SAML 2.0 SP + IdP
SAML is a paid, contact-priced add-on via a SAML→OIDC bridge.
YesPartial
SCIM 2.0 provisioning
No native SCIM provisioning.
YesNo
Authorization
RBAC + single-call /check API
YesYes
ABAC policy engine
SuperTokens ships built-in RBAC; there's no dedicated ABAC engine.
YesNo
Multi-tenant isolation by default
Multi-tenancy is a paid, contact-priced add-on on SuperTokens.
YesPartial
Deployment
Open-source core (OSI)
Both are open source — Qeet ID is MIT, SuperTokens is Apache-2.0.
YesYes
Self-host with unlimited MAU (free)
SuperTokens' self-hosted core is free with unlimited MAU — a real strength.
YesYes
Bundled admin dashboard
SuperTokens' dashboard is basic; first 3 admin users free, then $20/user.
YesPartial
Pricing
Enterprise SSO included (no SSO tax)
SAML SSO is a paid add-on on SuperTokens.
YesNo
MFA + multi-tenancy included
Both are paid add-ons on SuperTokens.
YesNo
Managed cloud per-MAU
$0.02/MAU (25k free)$0.02/MAU (5k free, min $100/mo)
Security & audit
Tamper-evident hash-chained audit log + /verify
SuperTokens has no hash-chained audit log or integrity endpoint.
YesNo
Adaptive / risk-based MFA + bot detection
RoadmapNo
Compliance
SOC 2 Type II / ISO 27001 (managed cloud)
SuperTokens' managed cloud is SOC 2 compliant; Qeet ID's audit is scheduled before GA.
Roadmap (pre-GA)Yes
GDPR erasure / data export
YesYes
Developer experience
Prebuilt React components
SuperTokens ships prebuilt React UI (“recipes”); Qeet ID's React kit is in progress.
PartialYes
First-party SDKs
React · Node · GoNode, Python, Go (+ frontend)

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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