TigerData pricing and limits
iScoreManaged TimescaleDB — Postgres for time-series and real-time analytics — priced with compute and storage billed separately.
TigerData pricing at a glance
Who it suits
Time-series and analytics workloads that want to stay in Postgres — TimescaleDB's compression is the reason the storage line is affordable at volume.
Consider something else if…
The advertised storage price assumes 5x compression, so a workload that does not compress that well pays materially more than the figure suggests.
Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved
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TigerData pricing
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- About Tiger Cloud services | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“You create free and standard services in Tiger Console. A standard service comes with the full range of features according to your pricing plan. A free service comes at zero cost and gives you limited features and resources. [...] Free services come with pre-configured CPU and memory, are hosted in us-east-1 region, and offer limited resources with a basic feature scope.”
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- About Tiger Cloud services | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“You create free and standard services in Tiger Console. A standard service comes with the full range of features according to your pricing plan. A free service comes at zero cost and gives you limited features and resources. [...] Free services come with pre-configured CPU and memory, are hosted in us-east-1 region, and offer limited resources with a basic feature scope.”
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- Tiger Cloud Pricing. Scale Further. Spend Less. | Tiger Data ↗
“Spin up services in minutes (no credit card needed), track usage and billing in real time, and tune your stack as your workloads evolve.”
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“Performance Compute starts at $ 30 / month Storage priced at $0.177 / GB-month [...] Scale Most popular Compute starts at $ 36 / month”
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“Pay as you go hourly Compute starts at $30/month Storage priced at $0.177/GB-month [...] Effective storage price is based on 5x compression (average customer savings).”
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Limits
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- Billing and account management | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Storage limit per service Up to 16 TB Up to 64 TB Up to 64 TB”
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- Billing and account management | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Memory limit per service Up to 32 GB Up to 128 GB Up to 256 GB”
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Execution
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- Connection pooling | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Cloud uses pgBouncer for connection pooling. [...] When you create a new service, you can also create a connection pooler.”
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Infrastructure
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- Supported regions | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Cloud services run in the following Amazon Web Services (AWS) regions: [...] Tiger Cloud services run in the following Microsoft Azure regions:”
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- Tiger Data Pricing ↗
“mission-critical reliability and monitoring cross-region backups for disaster recovery enterprise SLAs production support (24x7, 1 hour response time for sev 1 issues)”
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Data
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“TimescaleDB Enterprise Self-managed TimescaleDB for on-prem, edge and private cloud Open source TimescaleDB Time-series, real-time analytics and events”
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- Connection pooling | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“You can set max_connections within the following ranges, based on your service memory and CPU configuration: Configuration Minimum Maximum Shared memory and CPU 25 25 From 0.5 CPU / 2 GiB to 4 CPU / 16 GiB 25 500 8 CPU / 32 GiB and more 25 2000”
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- Billing and account management | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“You are charged for all active standard services in your account, even if you are not actively using them. To reduce costs, pause or delete your unused services.”
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- Fork services | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Fork a service to create isolated database branches for testing and development [...] A fork is an exact copy of a service at a specific point in time, with its own independent data and configuration”
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“Point-in-time-recovery to 3 days Performance Insights Basic support (9-5 ET)”
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“Horizontal read scaling with read replicas [...] Single-node high-availability replicas”
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- Back up and recover services | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Cloud automatically creates one full backup every week, and incremental backups every day in the same region as your service. [...] on Enterprise you can set a retention period of up to 180 days for each service. [...] Cross-region backups are always kept for 14 days.”
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- Back up and recover services | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“you recover it with a point-in-time recovery (PITR) fork: a copy of your service as it was at a moment before the problem started. You then point your app at the fork. The original service stays untouched.”
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Storage
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- Pricing — TigerData ↗
“Storage priced at $0.177 / GB-month Effective storage price is based on 5x compression (average customer savings).”
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Support
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- Tiger Data Pricing ↗
“point-in-time-recovery to 3 days performance insights basic support (9-5 ET) [...] production support (24x7, 1 hour response time for sev 1 issues)”
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- Tiger Data Pricing ↗
“enterprise SLAs production support (24x7, 1 hour response time for sev 1 issues) enterprise expert services”
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Compliance
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- About security in Tiger Cloud | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Cloud is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant. [...] The annual SOC 2 report is available to customers on the Scale or Enterprise pricing plans. Open a support ticket to get access to it.”
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- About security in Tiger Cloud | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“The Tiger Cloud Enterprise plan is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliant.”
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- About security in Tiger Cloud | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Data complies with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) [...] All customer data is processed in accordance with Tiger Data's GDPR-compliant”
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- About security in Tiger Cloud | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Your data on Tiger Cloud is encrypted both in transit and at rest. Both active databases and backups are encrypted. [...] Data encryption uses the industry-standard AES-256 algorithm.”
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- Control user access to projects | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Tiger Cloud creates a project with built-in role-based access [...] A Developer can build, deploy, and operate services across projects, but does not have administrative privileges over users, roles, or billing.”
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- About security in Tiger Cloud | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“When using VPC peering, no public Internet-based access is provided to the service. [...] Tiger Cloud enables you to connect to your services through a private endpoint in AWS using AWS PrivateLink.”
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- Security (Managed Service for TimescaleDB) | Tiger Data Docs ↗
“Your MST services are located on one or more virtual machines. Each virtual machine is dedicated to a single customer, and is never multi-tenanted.”
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TigerData pricing questions
How much does TigerData cost?
Compute starts at $30/month on Performance, billed hourly, with storage charged separately. Scale starts at $36/month.
Pricing — TigerData · read
How does TigerData charge?
Compute and storage are billed separately and hourly rather than as one plan price — compute from $30 a month, storage at $0.177 per GB-month, with the headline storage figure resting on an assumed 5x compression ratio.
Pricing — TigerData · read
Do you need a credit card to start on TigerData?
No.
Tiger Cloud Pricing. Scale Further. Spend Less. | Tiger Data · read
What uptime does TigerData guarantee?
Enterprise SLAs, with no percentage published on the pricing page.
Tiger Data Pricing · read

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