Pick a database, a price and a region
Nine databases from $2 a month in Germany, the US and India. We run them and back them up; you connect.
SQL and documents
Vector search
On every size
Its own address and limits
One address and port, with its own memory, CPU share and disk.
TLS and an allow list
Connections are encrypted, and nothing reaches the database until you add an IP address. Change the list any time.
Daily backups
Encrypted, kept 7 days, on separate storage.
Resize from the console
Go up or down from the database's page, and the price difference is settled from your balance. A few steps need a move to different disks, which isn't done in place yet; the page tells you.
No surprise bills
One monthly price from your prepaid balance, traffic included. Unused days come back when you delete.
The login, once
It's shown one time when the database is ready, so copy it somewhere safe.
Questions
Why does the same price buy a different size per region?
Prices stay the same everywhere and the size changes, so each region's column shows what that price buys there. Germany gets the most.
Is there a free plan or trial?
No. Databases are paid from the first day, from $2 a month.
How do add-ons work?
pgvector and PostGIS on PostgreSQL and SpatiaLite on SQLite cost 10% of the plan's price on top, at least $1 a month each. You choose them when you order.
Which addresses can I allow?
Public IPv4 addresses and ranges, up to 20. Your own servers appear as one-click choices on the order form.
What happens if my balance runs out?
The database keeps its data but stops taking connections until you top up.