Tenviq vs Supastarter
Both are serious B2B starters. The split is mostly about your database and auth preferences.
The decision, in two lists
One of these should describe your project.
Pick Supastarter if
- your entire stack is already anchored around Supabase
- you want row-level security policies as your primary authorization layer
- you value Supabase's hosted auth, storage, and realtime out of the box
- you like Drizzle as your ORM and do not need Prisma tooling
Pick Tenviq if
- you want Prisma's schema ergonomics and migration workflow
- you prefer authorization handled in application code, not SQL policies
- you want the freedom to host Postgres anywhere (Neon, Supabase, RDS, self-host)
- you want better-auth's flexibility for B2B flows (orgs, 2FA, OAuth linking)
Six angles that decide it
Where Supastarter and Tenviq actually differ.
Supabase Postgres with RLS as the primary access layer.
Any Postgres. Prisma schema + migrations. Authorization handled in code.
Supabase Auth with its own JWT and session model.
better-auth with organization plugin, 2FA, OAuth, session management.
Drizzle (type-safe SQL builder).
Prisma (declarative schema, migrations, Prisma Studio).
Tight integration with Supabase services.
Provider-agnostic. Swap Postgres host, email, AI provider at will.
Stripe integration wired through Supabase patterns.
Direct Stripe SDK integration with plan-gated product logic.
Available depending on plan.
Admin panel ships by default with users, orgs, usage, impersonation.
Feature matrix
Row by row, what ships by default.
| Feature | Tenviq | Supastarter |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-tenant organizations | ||
| Row-level security | App-layer checks | |
| Database portability | Any Postgres | Supabase |
| ORM | Prisma | Drizzle |
| Admin panel | Plan-dependent | |
| AI assistant scaffold | Add-on | |
| Storage | Bring your own | Supabase Storage |
| Realtime | Bring your own | Supabase Realtime |
| Pricing model | One-time | One-time tiered |
Bottom line
Buy Supastarter if Supabase is already your platform and you want its services wired end-to-end. Buy Tenviq if you want Prisma + any Postgres host, better-auth, and an admin panel in the base product — without committing to a single backend vendor.