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Prisma Postgres

Serverless Postgres from the Prisma ORM team, billed on requests and compute with a pooled connection limit per plan.

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Category
Managed databases
Free tier
Yes
Entry paid plan
$10/month for Starter. Pro is $49 and Business $129, each including a larger request allowance.
Regions
Not documented
01.

Who it suits.

Prisma ORM users who want the database and the client from one vendor, with a pooled connection limit stated per plan rather than left to be discovered.

Consider something else if…

Four separate meters — requests, memory, vCPU and bandwidth — sit on top of the plan fee, so the monthly number is a floor rather than a bill.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

02.

What the documentation says.

Each value below links to the page it was read from, with the sentence it came from. Criteria Prisma Postgres does not publish are not listed.

Pricing

Free tier

Yes

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Free $0 / month Free forever. No credit card required. Prisma Compute 1M requests / month 360 GB-hours memory / month 4 active vCPU-hours / month [...] 500 MB storage 50 databases”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Entry paid plan

$10/month for Starter. Pro is $49 and Business $129, each including a larger request allowance.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Starter $10 / month Prisma Compute 5M requests / month, then $1 per million [...] Pro $49 / month [...] Business $129 / month”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Pricing model

A plan fee plus usage: requests, memory GB-hours, active vCPU-hours and outbound bandwidth are each metered — $1 per million requests beyond the allowance, $0.006 per GB-hour, $0.064 per vCPU-hour, $0.025 per GB out.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “5M requests / month, then $1 per million $0.006 per GB-hour memory $0.064 per active vCPU-hours $0.025 per GB outbound bandwidth”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Limits

Storage (entry plan)

500 MB on the free plan across 50 databases. Paid plans raise the database count to 1,000 and beyond.

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  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “500 MB storage 50 databases [...] 1,000 databases 7-day daily backups”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Execution

Managed connection pooling

Supported

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  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Scale to zero when idle Managed connection pool Connection limit (pooled) Free 10 Starter 100”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Data

Engine

PostgreSQL.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Prisma Postgres [...] Managed connection pool Connection limit (pooled)”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official site

Connection limit

100 pooled connections on Starter and 10 direct; 10 pooled on Free, 500 on Pro and 1,000 on Business.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Managed connection pool Connection limit (pooled) Free 10 Starter 100 Pro 500 Business 1,000 Connection limit (direct) Free 10 Starter 10 Pro 50 Business 100”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

When idle

Scales to zero when idle, and Prisma states an idle app costs nothing.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Scale to zero when idle [...] An idle app scales to zero and costs nothing.”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

Backup retention

Daily backups with 7-day retention on Starter and Pro, 30 days on Business. The free plan has none.

Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Prisma ↗

    “Backups Free — Starter Daily, 7-day retention Pro Daily, 7-day retention Business Daily, 30-day retention”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing

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