Oxc
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Free and open source, so any JavaScript team can adopt Oxlint at zero cost and near-zero risk, with community claims of 50-100x ESLint speed.
Comparison
Oxc and Typescript-eslint both land on Worth it.
Free and open source, so any JavaScript team can adopt Oxlint at zero cost and near-zero risk, with community claims of 50-100x ESLint speed.
Buy it if you write TypeScript and use ESLint . it's free, it's the standard, and it replaces deprecated TSLint.
| Compare | Oxc | Typescript-eslint |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Worth it | Worth it |
| Best for | JS/TS repos with slow lint CI | TypeScript codebases already on ESLint |
| Who it's not for | Teams needing stable type-aware linting today | JavaScript-only projects . plain ESLint is enough |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁴ | Actively maintained with a public security page; sources show one reported vulnerable-dependency bug, no confirmed CVEs. |
| Support quality | Community GitHub only; no SLA evidence | Community GitHub and Reddit support, no vendor SLA. |
| Public sentiment | Community discussion is bullish on Oxlint's speed as an ESLint alternative, while noting type-aware linting and formatter maturity still lag.⁷ | Developers treat it as the default TypeScript linting choice, while citing setup effort and performance on large projects. |
| Biggest gotcha | No paid support; you rely on community GitHub issues12 | Typed linting can slow big repos; performance issue documented since 2019. |