Strivacity vs Clerk
Learn how Strivacity and Clerk differ in their key features like authentication, enterprise auth, security, user management and compliance, so you can decide which of these authentication providers is best for you.
Strivacity
Feature Comparison
Strivacity offers broader feature coverage than Clerk, supporting 47 features compared to 38. Strivacity fully covers machine to machine (m2m) authentication and security, and both tools fully cover branding.
Passkeys are supported through FIDO2 platform authenticators and security keys, allowing biometric or hardware‑based login
Offers a “keep me logged in” option that extends session duration up to 30 days
Supports multiple languages with importable translations
In beta, and support has to enable it.
| Strivacity | Clerk | |
|---|---|---|
Passkeys are supported through FIDO2 platform authenticators and security keys, allowing biometric or hardware‑based login | ||
Offers a “keep me logged in” option that extends session duration up to 30 days | ||
Supports multiple languages with importable translations | ||
In beta, and support has to enable it. |
Compliance Comparison
Strivacity offers significantly broader coverage than Clerk, supporting 6 certifications and regulatory frameworks compared to 2 for Clerk.
CCPACompliant
FIPS 140-2Certified
GDPRCompliant
HIPAACompliant
PCI DSSCompliant
SOC2Compliant
VPATCompliant
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