Self-hosted Supabase.
Without the headaches.
You bring your VPS. We deploy Supabase, handle upgrades, and manage backups.
$25/month
Unlimited instances. No per-project fees.
No credit card required.
You bring your VPS. We deploy Supabase, handle upgrades, and manage backups.
$25/month
Unlimited instances. No per-project fees.
No credit card required.
Supabase Cloud is good. It's also not yours — and the bill scales with everything you do.
Four things bite:
Cost compounds. $25/org base. +$10/mo per project on the smallest compute. More for bigger boxes. Plus egress. Plus storage. Plus auth at scale (people hit a real cliff at 50K+ MAU). Multi-project shops watch the line item climb every month.
Predictability dies. Compute scales. Egress scales. Storage scales. The bill scales. The month you ship is the month you find out.
Sovereignty. Compliance, data residency, "no third-party SaaS" policies — none of these care that the API is great.
Lock-in. Price changes, term changes, pivots, acquisitions. Your data is on their roadmap, not yours.
You could self-host. But then you own the upgrade tax, the backup tax, the security tax, and the 2am-Docker-debugging tax.
Most devs pick one: rent Supabase, or run it yourself and bleed time.
Hetzner, DigitalOcean, whatever. $7-14/month gets you plenty of RAM for multiple instances.
Full stack: Postgres, Auth, Realtime, Storage, Studio. Properly configured, secrets generated.
Managed backups and on-demand restores. Zero-downtime upgrades with rollback. Monitoring and alerts.
Run on a $7 Hetzner box for hobby projects. Resize the same box to $25 or $80 when you grow — your VPS provider handles the resize, our fee stays $25/month. No compute tier on our side, no egress overage, no storage overage. Your bill doesn't jump because you shipped.
Every instance gets its own subdomain on Cloudflare's network. ISP DNS issues, regional outages, *.supabase.co routing problems — none of that reaches you. Your instance, your DNS, your uptime.
Chat support for troubleshooting and questions. We're familiar with Supabase internals.
You pay for your own VPS (~$7-14/month on Hetzner).
Total cost: ~$32-39/month for unlimited instances.
| Projects | Supabase Cloud | Supabyoi |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | $45/mo | ~$35/mo |
| 5 | $65/mo | ~$35/mo |
| 10 | $115/mo | ~$40/mo |
These numbers assume the smallest compute on each additional project. Note that additional projects share the org's bandwidth and MAU pool — production multi-project setups often end up running a second Pro org for real isolation, which doubles the floor.
Comparing to free tier? Supabase free pauses projects after a week of inactivity, caps at 500MB per project, has no daily backups, and shares throttled compute. Supabyoi has none of those limits.
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Sign up free →4GB RAM for 1 instance, 8GB for 2-3, 16GB for 4-6. Hetzner CX22 ($4/mo) works for a single instance.
Backups run nightly, encrypted and stored off-box — no S3 bucket of your own to set up. The part most self-hosted setups skip is the restore: if you ever need one (bad migration, accidental DELETE, hardware failure), we run the recovery for you. You don't need to write or test the restore path yourself.
We track Supabase releases, test upgrades first, then push to your instance with automatic rollback if health checks fail.
Those are great if you want to learn the ops. They get you a single Supabase stack on a VPS. After that you're on the hook for the parts that bite later — Postgres and image upgrades (typically an hour each, several times a year), a restore path you've actually tested, and the day the control plane auto-updates something it shouldn't. Most templates also run one project per VM. Supabyoi handles upgrades and restores for you, runs unlimited instances on one box, and doesn't surprise-update your stack at 3am.
Chat support for troubleshooting. We can help diagnose issues and guide you through fixes.
We have SSH access to manage Supabase, but your data stays on your VPS. We don't copy or access your application data.
Postgres, Auth (GoTrue), Realtime, Storage, PostgREST, Kong gateway, and Studio dashboard. Edge Functions available on request.
No. Your instance runs on your own VPS with a Cloudflare-managed subdomain. It's not on Supabase's infrastructure, so ISP DNS issues that affect *.supabase.co — like the ones hitting Indian and European users in early 2026 — don't reach you.