FI it is always hard to clearly lay out differences but let me share some of my thoughts here:
With the gdpr option we guarantee that we store data only in a region covered by the gdpr adequcy decision. However soon you will be able to pick a Region more specifically (i.e. EU, US, ...)
With self-hosting it is your resposiblity to cover all gdpr requirements since we do not store/process data. However many of our customers do that on a daily basis
In self-hosting there is basically two options:
1) You use the OSS version with community support
2) You sign up for a Zitadel commercial license that gives you support, sla, ... which has a usage-based measurement pricing
ATM there is no feature that is not in the OSS version. But at one point we might introduce additional modules that extend the OSS version with additional features
how does zitadel compare to hanko.io? it seems like the exact same project (only difference is the doc /sdks advancements?)
- Zitadel provides an API like Hanko for AuthN but also supports SAML/OIDC for clients to use
- Zitadel does have machine to machine options as well
- Zitadel fully supports self-hosting and has support options for that
- I think Zitadel has the better b2b support with its organization model
- To me Zitadel is a identity infra platform that solves many problems, hanko on the other hand more looks like an authentication solution
gdpr compliance is 100$/month, may I have some insights about how does it work for you to have this? also, can self-host work with gdpr compliance?
With the gdpr option we guarantee that we store data only in a region covered by the gdpr adequcy decision. However soon you will be able to pick a Region more specifically (i.e. EU, US, ...)
With self-hosting it is your resposiblity to cover all gdpr requirements since we do not store/process data. However many of our customers do that on a daily basis
your pricing page shows "self hosted/cloud" in the same section, making it hard to understand if, in self hosted settings we can still somehow access some features (like gdpr) or if there are self hosting restrictions (Idp count, management api requests, admins, logs.. )
In self-hosting there is basically two options:
1) You use the OSS version with community support
2) You sign up for a Zitadel commercial license that gives you support, sla, ... which has a usage-based measurement pricing
ATM there is no feature that is not in the OSS version. But at one point we might introduce additional modules that extend the OSS version with additional features