What it costs

The published price of every line PrimDB can put on your bill, and worked examples so you can compute your own number before signing up.

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Honest note. Honest note. PrimDB is in early access and billing is currently gate-bypassed, so what you actually pay today is nothing. The numbers below are the published plan shape, and they are what the biller charges once billing is on. Nothing here is an estimate we invented.

Plans

PlanPer monthCompute poolProjects
Free$0512 MB1-2
Solo$52 GBReal projects, one person
Platform$204 GBUnlimited, plus custom domains

Every plan, Free included, has unlimited collaborators. There is no per-seat charge and no per-MAU charge for the users your app signs in.

Servers

  • The managed PrimDB host is included in your plan. You never configure it.
  • Your own server: the first one is free on a paid plan, then $8/month per additional server for management. The hardware bill stays with your provider and PrimDB never sees it.
  • A server we run for you: the provider cost plus a flat fee (provider cost x 1.10 + EUR 12 per server).

Add-ons, only if you switch them on

Add-onPrice
SSO / SAML for your organization, plus audit export$30/month
Priority / SLA support$50/month
Point-in-time recovery$8/month
Shared RAM pack$5/month each
Dedicated IPv4$4/month
Storage$0.02/GB
Egress beyond the included allowance$0.02/GB

Worked examples

Add the plan, then any server line, then any add-on you turned on. There is no other multiplier.

You areLinesPer month
Kicking the tires on a side projectFree$0
Shipping one real app with Postgres and RedisSolo$5
Running your whole backend, several projectsPlatform$20
Platform, deploying to one server you already ownPlatform + first server free$20
Platform, deploying to three servers you ownPlatform + 2 x $8$36
A team that needs SAML on their own loginPlatform + SSO$50
Platform plus point-in-time recovery on the databasePlatform + PITR$28

What to compare it against

The number that matters is not our price, it is your current total. Count the vendors behind one application: hosting, database, cache, search, object storage, auth, and whatever you pay for SSO. Most of the value here is collapsing that list, not undercutting any single line on it.

If you already have a working stack and only one of those lines annoys you, replacing that one line elsewhere is usually cheaper than moving. See when PrimDB is the wrong choice for the honest version of that.

Honest note. Bringing your own server changes the shape of this. You keep paying your provider for the hardware, PrimDB charges for the control plane, and your data never leaves machines you control. See Hosts.

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