Announcing Stytch’s new Self-serve pricing: No feature gating, no hard caps, no surprises
Blog post from Stytch
Stytch has announced a new self-serve pricing model designed to address common frustrations with legacy authentication providers, such as feature restrictions, unexpected caps, and hidden fees often encountered with competitors like Auth0. The new pricing eliminates feature gating, allowing all users access to functionalities like MFA, SSO, and passwordless authentication from the outset, without being forced into higher-cost plans as their user base grows. Stytch's approach offers a "pay for what you use" model with no hard caps and clear, upfront pricing, providing a more transparent and scalable solution for businesses of all sizes. This initiative reflects Stytch's commitment to being a long-term partner by making authentication infrastructure accessible and straightforward, empowering developers to scale without the fear of unexpected costs.
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