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Supabase Auth

auth bundled with the database you were already paying for

$25/mo (pro plan)#teams-already-on-supabas#little-b2b-machinery

effectively free auth if you are already paying for the database, under a real mit licence — thin exactly where b2b requirements start.

supabase includes a hundred thousand monthly active users on the $25 pro plan, so the anchor for fifty thousand users is $25 — and that $25 is buying you a postgres database, storage and edge functions as well. on the free plan fifty thousand users is exactly the included allowance, at $0. as a cost line, auth here is close to free for anyone already on the platform.

the server is genuinely open source. the licence file at github.com/supabase/auth is plain mit, so the gotrue-derived auth server can be run independently of supabase's hosted platform, and there is no enterprise carve-out over it.

the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.

pricing
$25/mo (pro plan)
our verdict

effectively free auth if you are already paying for the database, under a real mit licence — thin exactly where b2b requirements start.

we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.

more auth providers

Clerk

we checked this$25/mo (pro)

$25 a month at fifty thousand users, with one sso connection included

#product-teams-who-want-t#will-not-hit-enterprise-

WorkOS

we checked this$125/connection/mo

free authentication to a million users, billed at the enterprise connection

#b2b-saas-selling-to-ente#where-sso-is-a-deal-requ

Keycloak

we checked thisfree — self-host only

the only one with no commercial layer anywhere

#teams-with-operations-ca

Better Auth

we checked thisfree — the framework is not metered

a plain mit framework with no metering at any scale

#typescript-teams-who-wan