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Supabase Pricing: Plans & Cost Calculator 2026

Start with the free tier for 2 projects, then upgrade to Pro at $25/mo or Team at $599/mo as your database and team scale.

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Supabase plans and pricing

Verified· Verified July 8, 2026
Free

Free

Passion projects / simple sites

Free
Up to 2 active projects
500MB database space
1GB file storage
50,000 monthly active users (MAU)
500MB upload limit
Community support
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Plan

Team

Only relevant for healthcare or fintech apps that require HIPAA compliance - otherwise Pro handles almost all production use cases.

$599/mo
SOC2 compliance
SSO / SAML
Priority support & SLA
Daily backups retained for 14 days
250GB file storage included
100GB Bandwidth included
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Custom

Enterprise

Internet-scale workloads

Custom
Custom SLA
Dedicated support manager
Custom backup retention
Dedicated database instances
Custom contracts & invoicing
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Supabase pricing: the quick answer

Quick answerVerified· Verified July 8, 2026

Supabase runs from free to $599/mo across 4 plans, with usage billed on top. Free costs nothing, Pro starts at $25/mo, Team starts at $599/mo, and Enterprise is custom. The "from" prices matter because usage overages stack on the base: egress runs $0.09/GB past the included amount and extra monthly active users cost $0.00325 each. Pro ships with a Spend Cap on by default, a cost-control setting that blocks overage billing until you switch it off, which is the main guard against a surprise bill.

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$25/mo
  • Team$599/mo
  • EnterpriseCustom
Run your numbers in the cost calculator: pick a plan, add your expected usage, and see the full monthly bill.
Free tier
Yes
Billing model
Freemium
Cheapest paid
$25/mo
Annual discount
Not offered

At $25/mo to start, Supabase sits 127% above the $11/mo median across 19 cloud hosting tools we track.


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Supabase Hidden Costs & Pitfalls

What sits on top of the plan fee

The base fee is the floor, not the bill. On paid plans Supabase meters usage on nearly every axis, and turning off the Spend Cap opens the door to overages. Here is what tends to push the number past $25 or $599.

Spend Cap off (overage billing)
Pro ships with the Spend Cap on by default, a flat cost-control feature. Switch it off and you start paying overages: MAU past the included 100,000 at $0.00325 each, egress past 250 GB at $0.09/GB, disk past 8 GB at $0.125/GB.
$10/mo flat, then usage rates
Additional projects
Paid plans include the first project. Every project after that is billed separately, and compute is billed hourly per project.
$10/mo per additional project
Point-in-Time Recovery
Adds granular restore beyond the default daily backups. Priced per block of retention.
$100/mo per 7 days retention
Custom domain
Serve the API from your own domain instead of the Supabase subdomain.
$10/domain/mo
Compute upgrade
Paid plans include $10/mo in compute credits, enough for one Micro instance. Bigger instances are billed hourly per project from the compute-size table.
Micro $10/mo, Small $15/mo, Medium $60/mo and up
The renewal jump, credit expiry and every discount worth having are in the Supabase true cost guide, with an email generator for negotiating team and enterprise rates.
Supabase Cost Analysis

Supabase pricing, read against its live plans and category

Positioning

$25/moentry price
127% above the category median
low $0.83median $11 · n=19high $35

Supabase runs from its Free plan to a $25/mo Pro plan and a $599/mo Team plan, with Enterprise custom. The Free tier is genuinely usable, with 50,000 monthly active users, but it pauses inactive projects and caps you at 2. The jump to Team at $599/mo is steep and buys compliance and SLAs, not raw capacity. The real number on any paid plan is base plus usage, since Supabase meters egress, storage, MAU, and compute on top of the flat fee.

Cost drivers

  • 1Custom domains are a $10/domain/mo add-on, not part of the Pro base.
  • 2Compute is billed hourly per project. Paid plans include $10/mo in credits, enough for one Micro instance; larger instances start at $15/mo for Small and climb from there.
  • 3Overages apply once you pass included limits, for example egress at $0.09/GB past 250GB, so turning off the default Spend Cap can move the bill well past $25.

Watch-outs

Users regularly flag the jump from free to paid as a cliff for small side projects, and the compute and overage math is hard to predict before you run it.

Strengths

The Pro plan at $25/mo gives direct PostgreSQL access with full SQL and extensions.

  • Direct PostgreSQL access with full SQL and extension support
  • Auto-generated REST and GraphQL APIs from your schema
  • Open source core allows self-hosting and avoids lock-in

What users say

the $25/mo pricing tier killed my side projects.

Reddit (negative)

At a certain point price doesn

t matter. You should see supabase stack as an employee" - Reddit (positive)

Editor’s take

The Free plan is great for prototyping, and Pro at $25/mo suits growing startups that value speed over raw infrastructure cost, provided they keep the Spend Cap on. Teams that need SOC 2 will pay $599/mo for the Team plan. If you would rather run a plain, lower-cost virtual private server, consider DigitalOcean starting at $4/mo.

Oleh KemOleh KemFounder & Lead Analyst
ComparEdge EditorialUpdated: July 8, 2026

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