Open your laptop, pick a region, and ship a Postgres service before your coffee cools. From the console, API, or Terraform, spin up a database in the provider and zone that match your app, set network access with VPC peering or IP allowlists, and create roles for devs and services. Grab the standard connection string and plug it into your application code or secret manager. Rotate credentials on a schedule, tag resources for cost tracking, and import existing data with pg_dump/pg_restore or CSV loads so your team can get productive immediately.
Build and iterate without slowing down releases. Manage schema changes with Flyway or Liquibase in CI/CD, then promote safely from staging to production. Fork a database to create an isolated sandbox for feature work, run seed scripts, and test migrations against real subsets of data. Enable popular PostgreSQL extensions when you need them, wire in connection pooling, and set per-environment parameters through configuration profiles. When traffic grows, add read replicas for reporting or offload heavy reads—no changes to your core write path.
Put your data to work across systems. Use logical replication or change data capture to stream updates into analytics pipelines, search services, or event-driven apps. Create materialized views for fast dashboards, schedule refreshes, and index the fields your queries depend on. Analysts can connect with standard drivers from Python, R, or BI tools to explore, aggregate, and visualize results. For cross-region latency needs, provision replicas closer to users to accelerate reads while keeping writes authoritative in your primary.
Operations stay predictable and recoverable. Nightly snapshots and continuous backups make point‑in‑time recovery straightforward—restore to a timestamp to undo bad releases or data accidents. Monitor health with built‑in metrics, logs, and query statistics; set alerts for connection spikes, disk growth, or replication lag. Scale storage and compute with minimal interruption, schedule maintenance windows for updates, and rely on encrypted transport and at‑rest protection by default. Auditable access controls and activity logs keep teams compliant while still moving fast. When you need to move data, use native tools to migrate in, replicate out, or convert schemas as part of a modernization project.
Hobbyist
$19.00 per month
Storage: 8 GB SSD
Connection limit: 25
Available in multiple clouds: Google, UpCloud, DigitalOcean
Seamlessly switch between plans
One click upgrades to new major versions
Extensions (PostGIS, PL/v8, etc)
Performance graphs
Data encrypted on disk and network
Real-time backups to a remote location
Startup
$75.00 per month
Storage: 80-2980 GB SSD
Connection limit: 100-1000 (25 per GB of RAM)
Available in multiple clouds: AWS, Azure, Google, UpCloud, DigitalOcean
Includes features of Hobbyist plan, plus
Restore to any point in time (PITR) : 2 days
Multiple logical databases per instance
Database forks
Connection pooling
99.99% availability guarantee
VPC peering in AWS, GCP, and Microsoft Azure
Business
$200.00 per month
Storage: 80-2980 GB SSD
Connection limit: 100-1000 (25 per GB of RAM)
Available in multiple clouds: AWS, Azure, Google, UpCloud, DigitalOcean
Includes features of Startup plan, plus
Restore to any point in time (PITR) : 14 days
High availability
Read-only access to DB replica nodes
Premium
$300.00 per month
Storage: 80-2980 GB SSD
Connection limit: 100-1000 (25 per GB of RAM)
Available in multiple clouds: AWS, Azure, Google, UpCloud, DigitalOcean
Includes features of Business plan, plus
Restore to any point in time (PITR) : 30 days
Run under your own cloud account (BYOA)
Custom
Custom
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