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Databases: HA doubles the price

A managed database saves ops work, but prices vary wildly — and high availability (standby node) typically doubles the bill. Serverless newcomers (Neon, Supabase) start free; traditional clouds also bill storage and backups separately. Pick a size tier to sort the table.

Prices verified · excl. VAT USD converted at the ECB rate
PostgreSQL (or MySQL) · EU region · each size tier as its own row
Provider Tier Engine vCPU RAM Disk Price / mo Free tier Location Trustpilot Notes
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What do the price points mean?

Small is the smallest production-ready tier (~1–2 vCPU, 1–4 GB RAM, single node), Medium about 2–4 vCPU and 8 GB RAM, and HA the same medium size with a standby node for automatic failover. Exact specs and disk sizes vary by provider — see notes, so prices are indicative, not fully apples-to-apples. On serverless services (Neon) price depends on actual usage; the table shows a comparable fixed estimate. AWS and Google prices include compute + typical disk, but I/O and backup extras can increase the bill. Prices excl. VAT; USD at ECB rate. Managed vs VPS+Postgres →