9 Passport.js alternatives, ranked

Drop-in authentication and user management. Beautiful pre-built components with deep framework integration.

• Strong on: Beautiful pre-built UI
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (10.0 vs 7.8)

Authentication for the web. Open source, framework-agnostic. Formerly NextAuth.js — now supports everything.

• Strong on: Open source
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (10.0 vs 7.8)

Enterprise identity platform by Okta. Powerful, flexible, and battle-tested at scale.

• Strong on: Enterprise features
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (10.0 vs 7.8)

Open source identity and access management. Self-hosted, enterprise-grade, highly configurable.

• Strong on: Fully open source
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (10.0 vs 7.8)

Auth for B2B SaaS. SSO, SCIM, and directory sync that enterprise customers demand.

• Strong on: Built for B2B
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (10.0 vs 7.8)

Authentication baked into Supabase. Email, social, phone auth with row-level security.

• Strong on: Integrated with Supabase
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (9.2 vs 7.8)

Google's authentication service. Easy setup, many providers, great for mobile and web.

• Strong on: Easy to set up
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (9.0 vs 7.8)

Auth library with zero vendor lock-in. Lightweight, framework-agnostic, and fully open source.

• Strong on: Zero dependencies
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (8.9 vs 7.8)

Passwordless authentication API. Magic links, OTPs, OAuth — modern auth without passwords.

• Strong on: Passwordless first
• Addresses Passport.js's tradeoff: Dated architecture
• Higher overall score (8.1 vs 7.8)