Identities alone vs the full identity platform. MySudo lets you create up to nine "Sudos": profiles with their own numbers, emails and (in the US) virtual cards.
MySudo was early to identity compartmentalization, but it stops at the identities: no password manager, no browser autofill, no shared 2FA, mobile-only, and a tier ladder to decode. Quackr ID covers the identities plus everything around them (vault, autofill, shared 2FA, web dashboard) on one flat plan.
| Quackr ID$6.58/mo on annual | MySudo | |
|---|---|---|
| Private mobile number for SMS verification, not VoIP (US, UK, AU, CA, HK) | ||
| Alias email for every service | ||
| Virtual payment cards with spend limits | ~ US plans | |
| Password manager | ||
| Shared 2FA codes for family & team | ||
| Browser extension autofill | ||
| Open-source, independently audited vault engine | ||
| Everything in one flat subscription | ~ multiple tiers |
Competitor prices are approximate, checked September 2026. Always confirm on their site.
The core idea is shared: separate identities for each part of your life. Quackr ID adds the password layer MySudo lacks: a zero-knowledge vault, browser autofill, and 2FA codes you can share without revealing the secret.
Not yet. MySudo's password manager page says "Coming soon" (checked September 2026). Quackr ID includes a zero-knowledge password manager today, with browser autofill in Chrome and Firefox and an Android app.
If you need heavy voice calling across several lines, MySudo covers that today. For what most people actually want (SMS, OTPs and verifications on a number that isn't your real one, on web and mobile), Quackr ID is the better fit.
Private number · alias email · virtual cards · password manager · shared 2FA. $9.99/mo or $79/yr.