≡Databases & BaaS
Supabase, Neon, Firebase, Turso, Upstash — billing units and limits of managed databases and BaaS. — 12 entries
Supabase
Postgres, auth, storage, and APIs together; Free includes a 500 MB database and 50,000 monthly active users.
Neon
Managed Postgres with compute that can scale down; Free includes 100 CU-hours and 1 GB per project.
Firebase
App backend services including auth and Firestore; its free Firestore quota includes 1 GiB and 50,000 reads a day.
Turso
A distributed SQLite-based database; Free includes 5 GB storage, 500 million rows read and 10 million rows written monthly.
MongoDB Atlas
Managed document database; the free M0 cluster includes 512 MB and Flex starts at $0.011/hour.
Upstash Redis
Managed Redis with HTTP access; Free includes 256 MB and 500,000 commands per month.
Cloudflare D1
Managed SQLite for Workers; Free includes 5 million rows read and 100,000 rows written per day.
Convex
Backend with functions, database, and realtime sync; Free and Starter include 1 million function calls monthly.
PlanetScale
Managed Postgres and MySQL with no free database plan; single-node Postgres Base starts at $5/month.
Postgres hosting cost comparisonPostgres 호스팅 비용 비교
Change active hours and database size to model sample Neon Launch and Supabase Pro bills side by side.
Database billing units데이터베이스 과금 단위
Move monthly billed reads, writes, and storage to see how D1 and Turso cross different included quotas.
BaaS vs managed databaseBaaS와 관리형 DB
Change project count to separate Supabase’s bundled backend entry cost from PlanetScale’s database starting price.