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Auth.js vs Netlify

Auth.js (Auth) and Netlify (Hosting/Deployment) take different approaches to development. Auth.js: Framework-agnostic auth library formerly NextAuth.js supporting 80+ providers Netlify: Git-based deployment with global CDN edge functions forms and identity

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Auth.js

Framework-agnostic auth library formerly NextAuth.js supporting 80+ providers

Category
Auth
Subcategory
Auth Library
Pricing
Open Source
Tier
open-source
authauth libraryide
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Netlify

Git-based deployment with global CDN edge functions forms and identity

Category
Hosting/Deployment
Subcategory
Frontend Hosting
Pricing
Free (100GB BW) / Pro $19/user/mo
Tier
free
hosting/deploymentfrontend hostingdeploymentide

Key differences

DimensionAuth.jsNetlify
Pricing ModelOpen Source (open-source)Free (100GB BW) / Pro $19/user/mo (free)
PlatformAuth LibraryFrontend Hosting
Capabilitiesauth, auth libraryhosting/deployment, frontend hosting, deployment

Choose Auth.js if...

  • Auth.js fits your specific workflow and team preferences

Choose Netlify if...

  • You need built-in deployment features

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Frequently asked questions

Is Auth.js or Netlify better for beginners?
Both tools are accessible. Auth.js and Netlify are similar in approachability — try both and see which workflow clicks.
Which is cheaper, Auth.js or Netlify?
Auth.js (Open Source) is the more affordable option. Netlify (Free (100GB BW) / Pro $19/user/mo) costs more but may offer additional features.
Can I use Auth.js and Netlify together?
Yes — Auth.js (Auth) and Netlify (Hosting/Deployment) serve different roles and can complement each other in a project.

Verdict

Auth.js and Netlify solve different problems. Choose based on whether you need a auth or a hosting/deployment.

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