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What's the bill you're looking at?

Matched to RDS, we bill 3.0x less in ap-south-1 (Mumbai) and 2.1x less in us-east-1.

2 vCPU / 4 GB with 20 GB: $24.54/mo in Mumbai, $35.27/mo in us-east-1, against an estimated $73.75/mo on RDS.

Neon meters compute hours and sleeps. We bill one fixed hourly rate and never sleep.

{price} Same number in a quiet month and a launch month.

Two ways off the Supabase bill and you can keep the Supabase stack.

Self-host Supabase on a project server from about $0.02/hr or move just the database to a dedicated Postgres. {price}

An enterprise client is moving production ClickHouse to us at up to 60% less.

Worked example: off ClickHouse Cloud Scale to always-on managed ClickHouse, $891.86 to $364.03 a month, 59%.

A PaaS bills per service. A project server is one bill for everything on it.

Worked example: a studio consolidated client hosting onto project servers, $390.00 to $82.66 a month, 78%.

A managed database for as low as $5 a month. Dedicated Postgres or MySQL on AWS, with restore, pooling and Multi-AZ failover when you want it.

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A managed database for as low as $5 a month. Dedicated Postgres or MySQL on AWS, with restore, pooling and Multi-AZ failover when you want it.

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A managed database for as low as $5 a month. Dedicated Postgres or MySQL on AWS, with restore, pooling and Multi-AZ failover when you want it.

{price} Pay-as-you-go credits, top up from $5, no plan tiers.

Most setups map onto two shapes: dedicated databases on AWS and a project server for everything else.

{price} Project servers from about $0.02/hr.

What's it for?

Dedicated managed Postgres or MySQL, with point-in-time restore, pooling and Multi-AZ failover when you want it.

{region} If you need scale-to-zero or instant branching, Neon fits better than we do.

Managed ClickHouse for events at volume or TimescaleDB on managed Postgres for time-series next to your app data.

Worked example: off ClickHouse Cloud Scale, $891.86 to $364.03 a month, 59%. {region}

pgvector on managed Postgres: one database instead of a second vendor.

{region} TimescaleDB is one click away on the same instance if you also have time-series.

A project server from about $0.02/hr: push to GitHub and it deploys, several apps and their databases on one box.

Auto-deploy on push, PR previews, custom domains. The $5 welcome credit covers the start of it, no card and you can pause it to $0.

Project servers: many sites per server, one bill.

Worked example: a studio consolidated client hosting, $390.00 to $82.66 a month, 78%.

Most things fit dedicated databases on AWS plus a project server for the apps.

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What are you trying to do?

We migrate you, free, on every plan size.

An engineer runs it with you: match the instance, replicate or dump and restore, test the restore, cut over.

The Supabase stack, one click, on a server of your own.

One click from the template, on a project server from about $0.02/hr. Nothing to build or wire up.

Paste one config and your editor can run the whole backend.

Run it once, sign in when the browser opens and all 189 tools register.

An hourly instance you pause when done.

Restore a snapshot into a second instance, point staging at it, pause it when idle.

Push to GitHub and it's live: auto-deploy, PR previews, custom domains.

A project server from about $0.02/hr runs several apps and their databases.

The one that matters most:

A managed database for as low as $5 a month. Project servers from about $0.02 an hour.

The smallest dedicated Postgres, a t4g.nano with 1 GB, is about $5.34 a month in ap-south-1 (Mumbai) and about $6.41 in us-east-1 and the $5 welcome credit covers its first days. Pay-as-you-go credits, top up from $5, no tiers.

When production needs help, you talk to the engineers who run it and a founder reads every request.

Outages, restores, performance issues and migrations reach the people operating the platform. No response-time promise or uptime percentage we cannot prove.

Failover, point-in-time restore and backups cover the common ways a database fails.

Multi-AZ failover is a toggle on every engine, Postgres and MySQL add point-in-time restore and all engines get automated backups, live metrics and alerts.

We migrate you, free. An engineer plans and runs the move with you.

Match the instance, replicate or dump and restore, test the restore, cut over. Any plan size, no extra cost.

Run it in your own AWS account with BYOC, in the region you need.

Encryption in transit and at rest on every managed instance. We do not hold SOC 2 or HIPAA today and we will say so before you spend an hour.

Fair enough. The live demo is the fastest way to see it.

Or claim $5 to start, no card needed.