Free
Deploy, Databases and CI for personal projects. Free forever, no card.
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- 200 projects, 150 GB bandwidth
- 10 databases, 10 GB storage
- 3,000 CI minutes a month
- Free subdomains and HTTPS
Free database hosting
that sleeps when you do.
Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, Valkey, FerretDB, libSQL and PocketBase. Ten databases free, each with daily backups, branching and a TLS hostname you can reach from anywhere.
No card. No trial that runs out.
- databases, any engine
- storage each
- branches per database
- pooled connections
Nine open-source engines, one console
- PostgreSQL 17pgvector, PostGIS, PITR
- MySQL 8.4 LTSRelational SQL
- MariaDB 11.4MySQL-compatible
- Valkey 8Redis-compatible
- FerretDB 2MongoDB-compatible
- ClickHouse Pro and Scale
- libSQL SQLite over HTTP
- PocketBase Backend in one file: auth, API, admin UI
- Supabase Self-hosted: Postgres, auth, storage, API
Backends as a service
Free PocketBase hosting
A whole backend in one: auth, a REST and realtime API, file storage and an admin UI at /_/. Runs on the free plan and sleeps when nobody uses it.
Self-hosted Supabase
The open-source Supabase stack on Enzonic servers: Postgres, auth, storage, the auto-generated API and Supabase Studio. One Supabase project is free on the free plan, on 2 GB of compute, and it sleeps when nobody uses it.
The free tier, in full
These are the actual limits, read from the same plan settings the console enforces. Use the databases for side projects, bots, game plugins or the first version of your product.
- Databases
- 10 (any engines)
- Storage
- 3 GB each, 10 GB total
- Compute
- Up to 0.25 vCPU / 512 MB, scales to zero after 5 min idle
- Branches
- 10 per database
- Backups
- Daily, 1 day kept
- Connections (pooled)
- 1,000
- Read replicas
- Not included
- Custom hostnames
- Not included
- Engines
- Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, Valkey, FerretDB, libSQL, PocketBase, Supabase (1)
Scale to zero
A database with no connections for five minutes stops its compute. The data stays on disk. When your app connects again the database starts, and the connection waits for it instead of failing. That is how we can give databases away for free.
A branch for every pull request
Branches are instant copy-on-write snapshots with their own hostname. Test a migration against real data, give each preview deployment its own database, or create a branch from last Tuesday at 14:05 to recover a deleted row.
- Point-in-time branches for Postgres on Pro and Scale
- Restore any backup into a new branch without touching the original
- mainprimary · 612 MBActive
- previewfrom yesterday 14:05Sleeping, branch of main
- feat-saved-cartspull request #212Active, branch of preview
- migrate-orders-v2creatingProvisioning, branch of main
Connect from anywhere
Each database has its own hostname on db.enzonic.com with a valid certificate. The console gives you the connection string and ready-to-paste snippets for your language, plus a pooled hostname for serverless Postgres.
import postgres from 'postgres';
const sql = postgres(process.env.DATABASE_URL);
const users = await sql`select * from users limit 10`;Connecting to shop-prod-7k2m9q.db.enzonic.com…
TLS on every connection
Clients connect with verification on, using the hostname in the certificate.
Your own hostname on Pro
Point db.example.com at your database with a CNAME and we issue the certificate.
Databases from your code and your coding agent
Create databases, branches and backups from the API, or let your AI coding tool set up Postgres and wire the connection string for you over MCP.
Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http enzonic-cloud https://panel.enzonic.com/api/cloud/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer ecl_your_token"The token’s scopes decide what the agent may do. Destructive tools such as rollback or write queries ask before they run.
Pricing
Stay on Free as long as it fits. Pro adds always-on compute, point-in-time restore, read replicas, ClickHouse and custom hostnames.
Starter
Side projects that stay awake: always-on apps and databases, no ads.
$5per month
- Always-on apps and databases
- Unlimited projects, 1 TB bandwidth
- 25 databases, 20 GB storage, PITR
- 5,000 CI minutes, 4 jobs at once
- No ads in the console
Pro
RecommendedProduction apps and databases: failover, point-in-time recovery, analytics.
$10per month
- Unlimited projects, 1.5 TB bandwidth
- 50 databases, 40 GB storage, PITR
- 6,000 CI minutes, 6 jobs at once
- Auto-failover and 4 GB functions
- No ads in the console
Growth
Busy apps and small teams: more compute, read replicas and longer history.
$19per month
- 3 TB bandwidth, 50 M function calls
- 100 databases, 75 GB storage, replicas
- 15,000 CI minutes, 10 jobs at once
- 3 replicas with auto-failover
- No ads in the console
Business
High traffic: multi-region, the most compute and the largest limits.
$29per month
- 5 TB bandwidth, multi-region
- 200 databases, 100 GB storage
- 60,000 CI minutes, 20 jobs at once
- The largest function and database compute
- No ads in the console
Grants for builders
Building open source, studying, teaching or running a non-profit? Apply for free Pro or Business time and Cloud credit for your databases and the apps that use them.
- Pro or Business plan for up to a year, for Deploy and Databases together
- Cloud credit added to your balance
- For your personal account or your whole team
- Read by a person, usually answered within a few days
- Open source
- Students
- Non-profits
- Startups
- Educators
- Hackathons
Questions
Is the free tier really free?
Yes. Ten databases on any of the free engines, 3 GB each and 10 GB in total, with daily backups and branching. No card is needed and there is no trial period. Free accounts see ads in the console only, never in your database or your app.
What happens when a database sleeps?
After 5 minutes without connections a free database stops its compute and keeps all of its data. The next connection wakes it, and your client simply waits while it starts. Pro and Scale can stay always on.
Why FerretDB instead of MongoDB, and Valkey instead of Redis?
Current MongoDB and Redis licences do not allow them to be offered as a hosted service. FerretDB speaks the MongoDB wire protocol and Valkey is the open-source continuation of Redis, so existing drivers and most code work unchanged.
Can I connect from apps that are not hosted on Enzonic?
Yes. Every database has a public hostname with TLS, for example shop-prod-7k2m9q.db.enzonic.com, so you can connect from your laptop, a game server plugin, a Discord bot or any cloud. Postgres also has a pooled hostname for serverless functions.
How do branches work?
A branch is a copy-on-write snapshot of another branch with its own hostname and password. It takes almost no space until you change data, which makes it practical to give every pull request or migration test its own copy of real data.
What about backups?
Every database is backed up daily and the backups are stored away from the database host. Free keeps one day, Pro seven and Scale thirty. Postgres on Pro and Scale also supports restoring to any point in time inside that window.
Where are the databases hosted?
On servers Enzonic operates itself. At launch that is the United States; Europe and Asia are coming next, and you will choose the region when you create a database.
Can my AI coding tool create and query databases?
Yes. Connect the Enzonic MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code or Zed with a scoped API token, and the agent can create databases and branches, read connection details and run queries. Write queries ask before they run. Everything is also in the REST API.
Do you offer grants?
Yes. Open source projects, students, non-profits, startups, educators and hackathons can apply in the console for free Pro or Business time and Cloud credit. A person reviews every application.
Your first database is free.
Hosting the app too? Enzonic Deploy has a free Hobby plan.