Stytch

Stytch offers passkey, OTP, magic-link and SSO authentication APIs plus device-fingerprinting fraud detection for consumer and B2B apps. Twilio acquired Stytch in October 2025.

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CategoryIdentity & Access Management
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PricingFreemium
APIAvailable
Overview

What is Stytch?

Stytch builds authentication infrastructure: APIs and SDKs for passkeys, one-time passcodes, magic links, SSO/SCIM for B2B apps, and device-fingerprinting fraud detection. In October 2025, Twilio announced it had acquired Stytch to build what it calls "the intelligent identity layer for the internet"; Stytch continues to operate its own APIs and dashboard.

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Why teams use it

Key capabilities

  • Authentication methods: Passkeys, SMS/email OTP, magic links, OAuth and biometrics via prebuilt SDKs.
  • B2B features: Multi-tenant organizations, SSO (SAML/OIDC) and SCIM provisioning.
  • Fraud tooling: Device fingerprinting and risk signals to flag suspicious sign-ups or logins.
Core areas

Evaluate MAU-based pricing against your growth curve, confirm SSO/SCIM connection limits on lower tiers, and check compliance needs (HIPAA/BAA is an Enterprise add-on) before migrating production login flows.

Positioning

Shortlist Stytch for passwordless or B2B authentication where you want dedicated auth APIs rather than building login flows in-house. Confirm how the Twilio acquisition affects your roadmap and support relationship before committing long-term.

Why it matters

Stytch remains a strong option for teams that want auth handled outside their core codebase, but the October 2025 Twilio acquisition is a material change worth tracking for long-term roadmap and pricing stability.

Deployment & technical details

Technical details

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Founded
2020
Headquarters
San Francisco, USA
Pricing model
Freemium
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What to verify for your environment

Start from the users, systems and operating responsibilities the tool needs to support.

  • Confirm current features, licensing and support terms with the publisher.
  • Validate deployment, data location, access control, backup and recovery requirements.
  • Test integrations, export paths and a representative operational workflow before committing.
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