Ory vs Keycloak vs SuperTokens
Blog post from SuperTokens
Open-source authentication providers have seen significant advancements recently, with Ory, Keycloak, and SuperTokens emerging as leading options, each with distinct strengths and weaknesses. Ory Kratos, now rebranded as Ory Identities, is an API-first identity and user management system offering high customizability but with some features gated by enterprise pricing. Keycloak, known for its comprehensive feature set including SSO and SAML, offers stability and scalability but can be challenging to customize and lacks a managed service. SuperTokens, introduced in 2020, provides a balance between building and buying authentication solutions, focusing on ease of implementation and customization, though it lacks the extensive feature set of Keycloak. While all three are viable choices for developers, Keycloak stands out for its rich features and history, SuperTokens for its rapid growth and ease of use, and Ory for its balance between customizability and managed services.
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