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PocketBase Cloud

Host unlimited apps at a fixed price — the same price for one app or twenty.

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About PocketBase Cloud

Database, auth, API, frontends and backends. One platform, one CLI, one bill.

Free plan available — a card keeps bots out, and is never charged.

Headline capabilities, not a full feature comparison. List prices checked 27 August 2026.

Theirs climbs with every project, then meters. Ours does not.

Supabase Egress $0.09/GB past 250 GB · Database $0.125/GB past 8 GB · $0.00325 per user past 100k

Netlify Bandwidth 20 credits/GB (~$0.13) · 15 credits (~$0.10) per production deploy · Credits are topped up 500 for $5 and do not roll over

Published list rates, linked above and read 27 August 2026. On our side the figure is whichever costs less: Starter at $5 plus $5 per extra instance up to three apps, then Pro flat at $20. Netlify is left out of the bars — its billing is credit-based, and a site count does not convert to a monthly figure without inventing a usage profile.

No lock-in. Download a stock PocketBase directory any time and restore it anywhere.

One open-source program that is already your database, REST API, auth, file storage and job scheduler.

Design your tables in a visual editor. No SQL, no migration files.

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