One flat bill. You know it before the month starts.
The €25 tier is real until your app has users. Then reads, egress, connections and seats arrive on meters you cannot forecast. Here: flat monthly prices with identity and group counts. In early access the service is free with some limitations.
Plans and prices
Free
- Managed database
- 100 MB common service DB
- Limited bandwidth and data transfer
- 25 user identities
- 6 groups
Professional
- Managed database
- Small common service DB
- Limited bandwidth and data transfer
- 100 user identities
- 30 groups
Advanced
- Managed database
- Medium common service DB
- Limited bandwidth and data transfer
- 1 000 user identities
- 300 groups
Unlimited
- Managed database
- Metered common service DB
- Metered bandwidth and data transfer
- Metered identities
- Metered groups
Every plan includes identities, roles and MFA, the deployment board, app hosting, the API proxy, webhooks, price plans, the support desk and the statistics dashboard. Commercial use always requires a payment plan.
Most backends bill on dimensions you cannot forecast.
Reads that multiply with retries, egress, function invocations, connections, log ingest. Here it is a flat monthly price a CFO can plan against.
Compare against the stack a real product assembles — not a €25 hobby tier.
Published list prices, August 2026, for a small collaborative B2B SaaS. The configuration is an assumption, so the line items are shown.
| Component you would otherwise buy | Typical monthly cost |
|---|---|
| Managed Postgres backend — pro plan, larger compute, point-in-time recovery, custom domain | ≈ $245 |
| Front-end hosting, one seat | ≈ $20 |
| Offline sync engine | from $49 |
| Collaboration / presence service | $25–49 |
| SaaS metrics dashboard | ≈ $100 |
| Support desk, one agent | ≈ $55 |
| Total, before egress, MAU overage or extra seats | ≈ $495–520 / month |
Every category on the left, plus the engineering weeks you do not spend integrating them.
Holds cleanly to about 100 identities. Mass-consumer products should ask about consumption pricing.
Limits, upgrades and early access.
How large can objects be?
Up to 2 GB — provided the quota has room for it.
How much storage does a database have?
100 MB per database on the free plan. Higher quotas come with paid plans; exact figures per tier will be published.
Is bandwidth freely available?
Use it with moderation. CloudBackend reserves the right to limit it if needed.
How do I upgrade?
Request a quote and we will send pricing and ordering information.
Can I use the free tier commercially?
No. Freemium is for educational, testing and non-commercial use.
What does early access change?
Direct access to the engineers, influence over the roadmap, and pricing that reflects both. Statements about future features are not binding.