Auth, but compliance-native

CapchaID vs Clerk

Clerk is excellent developer-auth. CapchaID is auth with bot screening built in, a court-ready consent certificate on every signup, and auth metering up to 10x lower — without giving up the live modern auth toolkit: email/password, magic links, email OTP, TOTP, social login, orgs, and JWTs.

Where CapchaID wins

Feature comparison

CapabilityClerkCapchaID
Email + password
Magic links
Social login (Google, GitHub)
TOTP authenticator 2FA + backup codes
Email OTP 2FA
Passkeys / WebAuthnReserved; not sold today
Organizations / teams
Pre-built UI (sign-in, user button, profile)
Breached-password blocking
Built-in bot screening (no keys)
Consent certificate on signup
Price after free tier$0.02/MAU + base$0.002/MAU

Competitor figures are public-list estimates for positioning; verify current vendor pricing for procurement.

When Clerk is the better pick

We believe in honest comparisons. If you need Web3 wallets, SMS-first onboarding at scale today, or deep framework component libraries across many ecosystems, Clerk is more mature there. CapchaID is the right call when consent evidence and bot quality matter — lead-gen, regulated outreach, fintech, healthcare — and you want one bill instead of three vendors.

Try it free

500 auth credits free each month. Pro includes 10,000 credits. Add the snippet, ship auth in minutes.

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