The pricing feels competitive for the feature set, particularly when compared with more rigid, fully managed alternatives. I also appreciate how much room there is for customization—Ory’s API-first, modular approach makes it possible to tailor authentication and authorization flows, identity schemas, and user-facing experiences to specific product requirements. It’s also helpful that Ory supports both managed and self-hosted deployment models, depending on what you need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ory lacks native multi-tenancy support, which forces teams to implement their own tenancy logic or rely on workarounds. This adds complexity and ongoing maintenance overhead, especially in B2B scenarios or multi-project setups.

Overall, the platform is powerful, but the initial configuration can be challenging. There’s a steep learning curve before you can use Ory effectively; once the team understands how it works, it becomes much easier to work with day to day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.