Introducing Supabase Enterprise

Summary

Supabase announced the launch of its Enterprise Plan alongside new features integrated across existing tiers. The Pro Plan now merges pay-as-you-go billing with a default twenty-five dollar monthly spend cap, and users gain access to self-serve database add-ons for on-demand scaling. A new Log Explorer powered by the Logflare acquisition allows querying logs directly with SQL, providing ninety days of retention on the Enterprise tier. Dedicated enterprise capabilities include Point-in-Time Recovery powered by the open-source tool WAL-G, custom Prometheus scraping endpoints for observability, and guaranteed support service level agreements. Additionally, Supabase achieved SOC2 Type 1 compliance and introduced Elixir Livebooks to monitor PgBouncer connection pools.

Context

Developers building business-critical applications on Supabase require enterprise-grade resilience, predictable billing, customizable scaling, and disaster recovery capabilities.

Approach / What changed

Supabase launched an Enterprise tier, merged Pro and pay-as-you-go pricing with default spend caps, added self-serve database add-ons, released a SQL-based Log Explorer, added Elixir Livebooks for PgBouncer monitoring, and introduced WAL-G-powered Point-in-Time Recovery and Prometheus metrics endpoints.

Takeaways

• Supabase Point-in-Time Recovery uses the open-source WAL-G tool to allow Enterprise projects to restore state from snapshots taken seconds after a failure.
• The new SQL-based Log Explorer provides tiered log retention: one day for Free, seven days for Pro, and ninety days for Enterprise plans.
• Enterprise customers can scrape a dedicated Prometheus-compatible endpoint to integrate Supabase system metrics directly into external monitoring stacks.

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