One dedicated VM per database. From $29.
Local NVMe, daily backups kept 7 days, PgBouncer, TLS, IP allowlist, pgvector. EU datacenters (Germany). No shell, no superuser, nothing to operate.
Your own machine
Nothing shared with other customers: a VM with local NVMe, sized for the tier you pick.
Daily backups, 7 kept
Whole-disk images every day. Restore any of them from the console; a snapshot is taken before anything destructive.
Locked down
TLS required, SCRAM passwords, optional IP allowlist, PgBouncer on :6432 for serverless workloads.
Pricing
Billed monthly in USD, in advance. Upgrade to a bigger tier any time.
Starter
$29/mo2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 40 GB NVMe
- Daily backups, 7 kept, restore from any of them
- Connection pooling on :6432
- Up-only resize, minutes of downtime
Plus
$49/mo4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 80 GB NVMe
- Daily backups, 7 kept, restore from any of them
- Connection pooling on :6432
- Up-only resize, minutes of downtime
Pro
$89/mo8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM · 160 GB NVMe
- Daily backups, 7 kept, restore from any of them
- Connection pooling on :6432
- Up-only resize, minutes of downtime
4 GB of RAM, compared
Vendor list prices, checked 2026-09-02. Re-check before relying on them.
| Provider | 4 GB RAM plan | Storage | Backups | Price / month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| lathe Starter | 2 vCPU, dedicated VM, local NVMe | 40 GB | daily, 7 kept, restore in the console | $29 |
| Ubicloud hobby-2 | 2 vCPU burst | 32 GB | PITR 7 days | $39 |
| Sliplane PG Medium | 2 vCPU | 10 GB | PITR | €45 |
| DanubeData Matita | burst | 50 GB | daily/hourly | €50 |
| DigitalOcean Basic 4 GiB | 2 vCPU | 60 GB | PITR | $61 |
| Supabase Pro + Medium | 2-core | 8 GB | PITR +$100 | $75 |
| Neon Launch, 1 CU always-on | 4 GB | +$0.35/GB | yes | ~$77 |
Point-in-time restore is the thing several of them have and we do not yet. If a 24-hour recovery point is not enough for you, pick one of them.
What we do not claim. Backups are daily images: recovery point up to 24 hours. No high availability: one VM per database, restarted automatically if it stops answering. No SLA. Other customers exist in the same datacenter, never on your VM.