Databases

Last 90 days

1F
SupabaseISSUES
Postgres platform
FPRODBSHIP
100.00%ADMITTED UPTIME
26INCIDENTS
6d 19hLONGEST
$25.25COST/MO
2C
Document database
CPRODBSHIP
100.00%ADMITTED UPTIME
18INCIDENTS
185d 21hLONGEST
$56.94COST/MO
3B
Distributed SQL
BPRODA+SHIP
100.00%ADMITTED UPTIME
5INCIDENTS
22h 12mLONGEST
–COST/MO
4A
Postgres and MySQL
APRODA+SHIP
99.99%ADMITTED UPTIME
5INCIDENTS
2h 03mLONGEST
$10COST/MO
5A+
Serverless Redis
A+PRODA+SHIP
100.00%ADMITTED UPTIME
4INCIDENTS
–LONGEST
~$22.25COST/MO
CleanSev 3–4Sev 1–2No data

PROD = your users hit. SHIP = you can't deploy or manage. How grades work

Bang for buck

One small production database, per month10 GB of data, about 1 GB of RAM on all month, 10M queries a month, one region, no replicas, commercial use. Cheapest plan that runs it.
A
PlanetScaleBEST VALUE
Postgres PS-10, single node
$10LIST PRICE
A+
UpstashBEST VALUE
Redis, pay as you go
~$22.25ESTIMATE
F
Pro, Micro compute
$25.25LIST PRICE
Upstash: cheaper, better grade
C
Atlas M10, AWS us-east-1
$56.94LIST PRICE
Upstash: cheaper, better grade
B
Billed in request units
–NO PRICE
Basic bills request units and Standard bills provisioned vCPUs; neither maps cleanly to this workload.

BEST VALUE = nothing cheaper with an equal or better grade. How we price

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