
Neon
Serverless Postgres with branching and scale-to-zero
Neon is a managed serverless Postgres service that separates storage and compute, supporting database branching and autoscaling.
Neon compared with similar tools
| Product | Price | Open source | Self-host | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neon | Free plan | – | – | Web, API |
| Prisma | Free plan | – | – | API, Web |
| Tiger Data (TimescaleDB) | Free plan | – | Yes | Web, Self-hosted, Linux |
| Supabase | Free plan | Yes | Yes | Web, API, Self-hosted |
| Pinecone | Free plan | – | – | Web, API |
| Turso | Free plan | – | – | Web, API |
| DbGate | Free plan | Yes | Yes | Mac, Windows, Linux, Web, Self-hosted |
Similar to Neon
Tiger Data (TimescaleDB)
Postgres for time-series and real-time analytics
Tiger Data, formerly Timescale, develops TimescaleDB, a Postgres extension for time-series data, and a managed cloud for it.
Free plan · Web, Self-hosted, Linux · Website ↗
Questions
Is Neon free?
Neon is free to start, with paid plans.
What platforms does Neon run on?
Neon is available for Web, API.
What are some alternatives to Neon?
Similar indie products include Prisma, Tiger Data (TimescaleDB), Supabase, Pinecone and 4 more.
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