Supabase
Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative: Postgres, Auth, Storage, and Edge Functions as a BaaS. Rechecked 2026-08-17: supabase.com/pricing sells Free $0, Pro from $25 / month, Team from $599 / month, and Enterprise custom. The homepage nav showed 108K GitHub stars; github.com/supabase/supabase had 108,083 stars, license Apache-2.0. Drop leftover copy that storage and serverless are still in development.
Compare PostgreSQL if you wanted the raw engine, Neon if you wanted another hosted Postgres, and Pinecone if you wanted a dedicated vector service.
Key Features
- Shipped BaaS, not a preview: Live pricing includes file storage (Free 1 GB, Pro 100 GB then $0.0213/GB), Auth MAU, egress, and compute add-ons. Do not say Storage/Functions are unfinished.
- Free has pause rules: Free is $0 with 50k MAU, 500 MB database, 5 GB egress, 1 GB file storage. Projects pause after 1 week of inactivity. Limit of 2 active projects.
- Pro starts at $25: First project included, extra projects from $10/mo. Paid plans include $10/mo compute credits for one Micro instance.
- Team is $599: SOC2 and ISO 27001, SSO, HIPAA add-on, longer backups. Enterprise is contact.
Use Cases
- People who will stay on Free $0 and can live with pause-after-a-week.
- People who will pay Pro $25 for a production project plus compute credits.
- Teams that need Team $599 for SSO and longer retention.
Limitation: Compute sizes from Micro $10 to 16XL $3,730 are hourly add-ons. Recheck the calculator; do not treat $25 as unlimited Postgres.
Pricing
supabase.com/pricing on 2026-08-17.
| Plan | Price | Notes from that page |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 / month | 50k MAU, 500 MB DB, 1 GB files. Pauses after 1 week idle. 2 active projects. |
| Pro | From $25 / month | Extra projects from $10. 100k MAU then $0.00325. 8 GB disk, 100 GB files. |
| Team | From $599 / month | SOC2/ISO, SSO, HIPAA add-on, 14-day backups. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Designated support, uptime SLAs, BYO Cloud. |
If a leftover blog still says Storage is in development, treat this table as the source.
Getting Started
- Open supabase.com/pricing and start on Free only if you accept the pause rule.
- Recheck compute credits before you assume $25 includes a Large instance.
- Recheck Neon if you wanted another hosted Postgres.
- Do not paste "storage still in development" into a deck.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Storage and Functions still unfinished?
No. The live pricing table meters file storage and lists Edge/compute add-ons.
Is it still only $0?
Free exists. Production rows start at Pro $25.
Same as Pinecone?
No. Supabase is Postgres BaaS. Pinecone is a dedicated vector service.
Alternatives
- PostgreSQL: The engine Supabase hosts.
- Neon: Another hosted Postgres.
- Pinecone: Managed vector DB, not a BaaS.
Tips
- Quote Free $0 / Pro from $25 / Team from $599.
- Call out the Free pause rule.
- Recheck compute add-ons before you treat $25 as the whole bill.
Conclusion
Supabase is a priced Postgres BaaS with Free, Pro from $25, and Team from $599, not an unfinished Firebase clone. Start at supabase.com/pricing, then decide whether Neon already covers the database you need.
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