Supabase offers a free tier and paid plans (Pro, Team, Enterprise) with usage-based billing for various resources like monthly active users, disk size, egress, and compute.
Free$0/ month
Perfect for passion projects & simple websites.
Unlimited API requests
50,000 monthly active users
500 MB database size
Pro$25/ month
For production applications with the power to scale.
100,000 monthly active users
8 GB disk size per project
Email support
Team$599/ month
Add features such as SSO, control over backups, and industry certifications.
SOC2 & ISO 27001
Priority email support & SLAs
Daily backups stored for 14 days
EnterpriseCustom
For large-scale applications running Internet scale workloads.
Technical Account Management
Uptime SLAs
24×7×365 premium enterprise support
Captured Oct 21, 2026 from the public pricing page.
Change log
2 reviewed changes
P1launch
Supabase launches OpenTelemetry traces and metrics in .NET SDK
Supabase introduced OpenTelemetry tracing and metrics support in its .NET SDK, covering Auth, Postgrest, Storage, and Functions clients. This enables integrated telemetry without adding OpenTelemetry dependencies or overhead when unused.
Before · Aug 15, 2026—
AfterThe .NET SDK emit traces and metrics through System.Diagnostics. Each client exposes its own ActivitySource and Meter, so you subscribe to them the same way you subscribe to any other .NET instrumentation.
Why it matters. Competitors should note Supabase's enhanced observability features in their SDK, improving developer experience and monitoring capabilities without extra dependencies.
Supabase updates compute offerings and adds new features
Supabase has updated its compute offerings, changing from ARM CPU to vCPUs and introducing 'Shared compute' for some tiers. The company also added several new features and clarifications, including 'Technical Account Management', 'Supports AWS PrivateLink', 'Log Ingestion', 'Log Query', and 'OAuth 2.1 Server'.
Before · Aug 22, 20261 GB RAM / 2-core ARM CPU / Connections: Direct 60 , Pooler 200
Why it matters. A competitor should care about these changes as they indicate a shift in how Supabase packages and describes its compute resources, potentially impacting performance expectations and pricing comparisons. The addition of new features like AWS PrivateLink support and enhanced logging capabilities could also make Supabase more attractive to certain enterprise customers.