Comparison

Neon vs Supabase

Overview

Serverless Postgres built for the cloud

Neon is a serverless PostgreSQL database with branching, autoscaling to zero, and a generous free tier, optimized for modern cloud-native development workflows.

Supabase

Build in a weekend. Scale to millions.

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Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative providing Postgres database, authentication, file storage, edge functions, and real-time subscriptions as a managed service.

Features

—Serverless Postgres
—Database branching
—Autoscaling to zero
—Point-in-time restore
—Read replicas
—Instant provisioning
—IP allowlists
—Connection pooling

—Managed PostgreSQL
—Authentication (email, OAuth, magic links)
—File storage
—Edge functions
—Real-time subscriptions
—Vector embeddings (pgvector)
—Auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs
—Row-level security

Pricing

Neon

freemiumFree plan available

Plan	Price	Notes
Free	Free	0.5 CU, 3GB storage, 1 project.
Launch	$19/mo	10 projects, 10GB storage.
Scale	$69/mo	50 projects, 50GB storage, read replicas.
Business	$700/mo	Unlimited projects, 500GB, SOC 2.
Enterprise	Contact sales	Custom storage, SLA, dedicated support.

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Supabase

freemiumFree plan available

Plan	Price	Notes
Free	Free	Up to 2 active projects; paused after inactivity.
Pro	$25/mo	From $25/month plus usage-based scaling beyond included quotas.
Team	$599/mo	From $599/month with team security and compliance features.
Enterprise	Contact sales	Custom enterprise pricing.