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Upstash Redis pricing and limits

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Serverless Redis-compatible cache, billed per command, with a free tier and multi-region read replicas on paid plans.

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Entry paid plan$0.20 per 100,000 commands on Pay as You Go, with up to 100 GB data. Fixed monthly plans are also offered.
Regions18 regions for Global databases — 14 on AWS and 4 on Google Cloud — counted from the two supported-region tables in Upstash's own docs, which list them and publish no total.
Free tierYes
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Reviewed by Palash BagchiUpdated 23 criteria comparedSources last checked

Upstash Redis pricing at a glance

Entry paid plan
$0.20 per 100,000 commands on Pay as You Go, with up to 100 GB data source ↗
Pricing model
Command-based billing on Pay as You Go ($0.20 per 100K commands); Fixed plans offer flat monthly rates instead source ↗
What the free plan includes
256 MB of data, 500,000 commands a month and 10 GB of monthly bandwidth source ↗

First line of each sourced value. The full text is in Upstash Redis pricing below. How this free offer stacks up: cloud free tiers compared.

01.Evaluation guide

Who it suits

Serverless and edge apps with spiky or low-baseline traffic — per-command billing means an idle app costs close to nothing, and the free tier covers real prototyping.

Consider something else if…

Traffic is large and steady rather than spiky — a flat-rate Redis plan is usually cheaper than metered commands once volume is predictable.

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Upstash Redis's own site (upstash.com) self-detects as: hosting — Cloud PaaS, Cloud Hosting, US hosting, Server Location · DNS — Enterprise DNS (category-level via BuiltWith, not a named vendor)

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Upstash Redis pricing

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Free tierYes
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Kind of free offerFree tier
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What the free plan includes256 MB of data, 500,000 commands a month and 10 GB of monthly bandwidth.
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  • Upstash Pricing ↗

    “Data Size 256 MB Monthly Bandwidth 10 GB Monthly Commands 500K [...] Free tier includes 256MB data size and 500K commands per month.”

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Credit card to startNo
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Entry paid plan$0.20 per 100,000 commands on Pay as You Go, with up to 100 GB data. Fixed monthly plans are also offered.
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Pricing modelCommand-based billing on Pay as You Go ($0.20 per 100K commands); Fixed plans offer flat monthly rates instead.
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Infrastructure

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Regions18 regions for Global databases — 14 on AWS and 4 on Google Cloud — counted from the two supported-region tables in Upstash's own docs, which list them and publish no total.
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Uptime SLASold as an add-on rather than a plan tier: the Prod Pack, at +$200/month per database, includes an uptime SLA. No percentage is published on the pricing page.
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  • Upstash Pricing ↗

    “Prod Pack recommended for production use +$200/month per database Uptime SLA Multi-Zone HA Encryption at rest SOC-2 Prometheus Datadog”

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Caching

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Operations included per month500K commands per month included on the Free plan; Fixed plans have no command-count billing.
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  • Redis Pricing ↗

    “Free tier includes 256MB data size and 500K commands per month. [...] Fixed plans have no command-count billing.”

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Max dataset size, entry planUp to 100 GB on Pay as You Go. Fixed plans range from 250 MB to 500 GB; Enterprise supports up to 10 TB.
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Data persistenceDurable — data stays persistent in the cloud provider's block storage for durability and high availability.
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  • Upstash Pricing ↗

    “even if you do not access your data, it still needs to stay persistent in the cloud provider's block storage for durability and high availability”

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Multi-region replicationSupported on Fixed and Enterprise tiers. Each additional read region adds $5 to the Fixed 250MB tier's monthly cost, scaling upward with plan size.
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Support

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Support on entry paid planEnterprise lists professional support with an SLA. The pricing page names no support level for the free, pay-as-you-go or fixed plans.
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  • Upstash Pricing ↗

    “Enterprise for businesses with advanced needs. learn more everything in Prod Pack 100k+ commands per second unlimited bandwidth and database count professional support with SLA”

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Compliance

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SOC 2SOC-2 Type 2 controls apply at the platform level; the Prod Pack add-on adds customer-facing compliance support including SOC-2 report access.
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  • Prod Pack & Enterprise - Upstash Documentation ↗

    “SOC-2 Type 2 controls apply at the platform level. Prod Pack adds customer-facing compliance support, including SOC-2 report access, contractual commitments, and audit-ready features such as encryption at rest, credential protection, and advanced monitoring.”

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ISO 27001Not certified — Upstash says it is in the process of getting this certification and gives no date publicly.
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HIPAAUpstash Redis can store and process PHI; the Business Associate Agreement is provided as part of the Enterprise offering. Same page also requires Prod Pack, MFA, credential protection, IP allowlist and daily backups.
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  • Managing Healthcare Data - Upstash Documentation ↗

    “You can use Upstash Redis to store and process Protected Health Information (PHI). [...] Signing a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with Upstash. This is provided as part of our Enterprise offering. [...] Enabling Prod Pack which provides encryption at rest and advanced security features”

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GDPR / data residencyUpstash states it is GDPR compliant and acquires DPAs from each subcontractor that it works with.
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PCI DSSNo PCI certification claimed for Upstash itself; it says it does not store credit card information and uses Stripe, a PCI Service Provider Level 1.
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  • Compliance - Upstash Documentation ↗

    “Upstash does not store personal credit card information. We use Stripe for payment processing. Stripe is a certified PCI Service Provider Level 1, which is the highest level of certification in the payments industry.”

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Encryption at restEncrypts the block storage where data is persisted; available with the Prod Pack add-on.
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Customer-managed keysKey management is listed as an Upstash responsibility for Redis; the Customer and Shared columns of the Data Encryption row are both marked ❌. Read from the Redis shared responsibility matrix, whose columns are Upstash | Customer | Shared.
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Role-based access controlTeam members are assigned a role: Admin (full access), Dev (databases only), Finance (payment methods only), plus the team Owner.
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  • Teams and Users - Upstash Documentation ↗

    “Admin: This role has full access, including the ability to add and remove members, manage databases, and payment methods. [...] Dev: This role can create, manage, and delete databases but cannot manage users or payment methods. [...] Finance: This role is limited to managing payment methods and cannot manage databases or users.”

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Private networking / VPCVPC Peering and Private Links connect databases to your VPCs and other private networks; available upon request for Enterprise customers.
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  • Prod Pack & Enterprise - Upstash Documentation ↗

    “VPC Peering and Private Links enable you to connect your databases to your VPCs and other private networks, enhancing isolation and security while reducing data transfer costs. This feature is available upon request for Enterprise customers.”

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Dedicated infrastructureEnterprise customers receive dedicated resources for isolation and consistent performance; an Enterprise addition beyond the Prod Pack features.
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Upstash Redis pricing questions

How much does Upstash Redis cost?

$0.20 per 100,000 commands on Pay as You Go, with up to 100 GB data. Fixed monthly plans are also offered.

Upstash Pricing · read

How does Upstash Redis charge?

Command-based billing on Pay as You Go ($0.20 per 100K commands); Fixed plans offer flat monthly rates instead.

Upstash Pricing · read

Does Upstash Redis have a free tier?

Yes. 256 MB of data, 500,000 commands a month and 10 GB of monthly bandwidth.

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Do you need a credit card to start on Upstash Redis?

No.

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What uptime does Upstash Redis guarantee?

Sold as an add-on rather than a plan tier: the Prod Pack, at +$200/month per database, includes an uptime SLA. No percentage is published on the pricing page.

Upstash Pricing · read

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