Zyphr vs Auth0
Auth0 handles authentication. Zyphr handles authentication AND the transactional emails your auth flows need — in one platform.
Feature comparison
Pricing comparison
Zyphr pricing includes auth, email, push, and webhooks. Auth0 pricing is auth only — you still need SendGrid, OneSignal, etc.
Migrate in 4 steps
Export users from Auth0
Use Auth0's Management API to export your user database including hashed passwords.
Import to Zyphr
Bulk import users with bcrypt-hashed passwords. Users keep their existing credentials.
Configure OAuth providers
Set up Google, Apple, GitHub in the Zyphr dashboard. Same client IDs work.
Swap the SDK
Replace Auth0's SDK calls with Zyphr's auth API. Similar patterns, fewer lines of code.
Frequently asked questions
How does Zyphr auth compare to Auth0 in features?
Zyphr covers the core auth features most teams need: OAuth providers, magic links, MFA, session management, and brute force protection. Auth0 has more advanced enterprise features (SAML, AD/LDAP, custom databases). If you need enterprise SSO, Auth0 may be a better fit. For most SaaS apps, Zyphr provides everything you need plus built-in messaging.
Can I keep using Auth0 and add Zyphr for email?
Yes, but you lose the main benefit: auth-triggered messaging. With Zyphr, registration automatically sends a verification email, password resets send reset links, and security events trigger alerts — all without glue code.
Does Zyphr support SAML or enterprise SSO?
Not yet. Zyphr currently supports OAuth 2.0 providers (Google, Apple, Facebook, GitHub), magic links, and email/password. Enterprise SSO (SAML, OIDC federation) is on the roadmap.
How does the pricing compare at scale?
Auth0 pricing increases steeply with MAU count, especially above 10,000 users. Zyphr's Scale plan supports 100,000 MAU for $249/month — a fraction of Auth0's equivalent pricing. Plus, you get email, push, and webhooks included.