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· Posted by u/mlarsen_ · 3 mo
Supabase vs Neon vs PlanetScale for a small SaaS. What are people actually running in 2026?
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· 3 mo
Ran all three in prod over the last two years, so here is the honest version:
Supabase is great if you want auth and storage in the box. It gets awkward once you need to tune Postgres itself. PlanetScale is MySQL first, solid, but the Postgres story is newer.
We ended up on
Neon
because branching per PR meant every preview
deploy got its own database, and scale to zero cut our staging bill to almost nothing. Cold starts are real, around 500ms, so keep that in mind for anything latency sensitive.
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