Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you need more databases, more engines, or more durability. Add-ons priced per database, billed monthly.
Start free. No credit card.
For solo developers and side projects.
For shipping teams.
For teams that need to scale and don't want to think about it.
Available on Developer and Startup plans. Toggle on a per-database basis. Charged monthly alongside your plan, prorated when added or removed mid-cycle.
Always-on, no hibernation. Developer plan or higher.
30-day retention instead of 7. Included on Startup.
Stacks with the storage included in your plan.
Yes - Developer, Startup, and Team plans hibernate after extended idle. The next connection wakes the database automatically, typically in 1-5 seconds. The keep-warm add-on ($1/DB/mo) keeps your database always-on if you need to skip the wake delay.
Only on the free tier, after 14 days of no activity. Archived databases stay safe - your data is preserved, connections are paused, and one click on the Restore button in your dashboard brings the database back. Paid plans never auto-archive.
Never on paid plans. Free-tier databases are permanently deleted 90 days after archive (about 14 weeks of total inactivity), and we send warning emails before deletion. Upgrading to any paid plan stops the clock.
Keep-warm ($1/DB/mo) keeps your database always-on, eliminating the brief wake-up delay after idle periods. It is useful for latency-sensitive workloads where even a few seconds matters - edge functions, periodic crons, real-time features. If you can tolerate a one-time 1-5 second cold start after idle, you do not need it.
Most engines wake in 1-5 seconds - that includes PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, and friends. A few heavier engines (ClickHouse, QuestDB, TypeDB) take longer on first wake but stay running normally afterward.
Your databases keep running until the end of the billing period, then your account moves to free-tier limits. Existing data is preserved - you just cannot create new databases beyond the free quota until you re-subscribe.
Still have questions? Email us - we'll help you pick.