Managed Postgres · Comparison
Crunchy Bridge vs Supabase
2 products compared side by side: what you pay for with each one first, then the five access facts, entry prices, recorded plan limits and the bottom line of each review. The evidence note under the table says how each product was checked.
Side by side
| Metric | Crunchy Bridge | Supabase |
|---|---|---|
| What you're paying for | Saves engineering timeManaged Postgres on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud at one price per cluster, with 10 days of point-in-time recovery and data transfer included. | Saves engineering timeA Postgres database with auth, storage and APIs in one project for $25 a month, with daily backups and a choice of 17 AWS regions. |
| Overall score | 5.9 | 6.0Best |
| Free option | Paid only | Free plan |
| Card to start | Card required | –Not measured |
| Getting access | Self-serve | Self-serve |
| Starter priceCheapest paid plan | $9/mo | $25/mo |
| Pricing model | Usage-based | Seat + usage |
| Pricing page | Public prices | Public prices |
| Billing units | Cluster size per month (prorated), storage (GB) | Plan fee, compute hours, disk (GB) |
| Free plan | None; Hobby-0 from $9/mo plus storage | 500 MB per project, 2 projects; paused after 1 week inactive |
| 10 GB app with staging, per month | $22.17 on Hobby, computed | $35.06 on Pro, computed |
| Point-in-time recovery | Any minute in the last 10 days, every plan | $100/mo add-on per 7 days; needs Small compute |
| Automatic backups at no extra charge | Daily base backups plus WAL, kept 10 days | Daily, kept 7 days (Pro) |
| SOC 2 Type II report | On request from Crunchy Data; no plan limit stated | Team plan ($599/mo) |
| HIPAA BAA | On request; no plan limit stated | Team plan, paid add-on |
| EU regions | Frankfurt, Ireland, Paris, Stockholm, Milan (AWS); also Azure and GCP | Ireland, Paris, Frankfurt, Stockholm |
| SAML SSO for the dashboard | Not supported; Google, Microsoft or OpenID Connect SSO | Listed on Team; table says Contact Us |
| Branch with production data | Yes, a fork from any point in the last 10 days | Needs the PITR add-on |
| Bottom line | From its public pages, Crunchy Bridge includes 10 days of recovery on every plan and keeps the bill to a cluster price plus storage. Its lowest-priced plans are Hobby, which the docs say is not for production, and dashboard SSO is OpenID Connect rather than SAML. | From its public pages, Supabase gives the most around the database: auth, storage and APIs with daily backups for $25. For a database alone, PITR as a flat add-on and per-hour branches make it the highest-priced of the three in our scenario. |
Evidence: Crunchy Bridge: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run; Supabase: facts checked 2026-10-15 from its public sign-up and pricing pages, no completed hands-on run. Prices in USD as listed, excluding tax. "–" means not recorded.
Entry price
Baseline: each product's cheapest paid plan, per month. Included usage differs, so read the line under each price.
- Crunchy BridgeLowest priceHobby-0$9/mo2 burstable vCPUs, 512 MB, AWS only; plus $0.10/GB storage
- Not intended for production, per the docs
- No PgBouncer, high availability or SLA
- Up to 100 GB of storage
- Backups and data transfer included
- SupabasePro$25/moFrom $25; $10 compute credit (one Micro instance), 8 GB disk per project, then $0.125/GB
- Daily backups kept 7 days
- PITR add-on: $100/mo per 7 days
- Branching: $0.01344 per branch-hour
- Spend cap on by default
- Email support
Prices as listed on each pricing page, in USD per month, excluding tax. Observed: Crunchy Bridge 2026-10-15, Supabase 2026-10-15.
Which one fits
- If you need to start today without a sales call
- SupabaseSelf-serve sign-up; the highest score of the 2 self-serve products here (6.0/10).
- Lowest starter price
- Crunchy Bridge$9/mo for the Hobby-0 plan.
- Highest overall score
- Supabase6.0/10 (Good). The review shows the score breakdown and the run behind it.
Picked by fixed rules from the table above, not by hand. How we score
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