Can end users of a Neon partner use the Neon console?
I notice that in Vercel documentation:
https://vercel.com/docs/storage/vercel-postgres
Unsupported Neon features
Vercel Postgres is a first-party integration with Neon, and many of Neon's features are available with Vercel Postgres. However, there are some differences worth noting:
- Accessing the Neon web console is not supported
- Database branching is not currently supported, but will be in the future
Also in Neon's Replit demo:
Integrating with Neon via the API - Replit Example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aufotqDSmmE
This demo shows the end user's experience of Neon entirely inside Replit. There is no mention of whether the end user can ever go to the Neon console.
Do partners have the same pricing terms as Neon customers do?
It seems like a significant cost on the Neon partner if the expectation is to create a UX for a key feature of the Neon console like branching or managing keys.
https://vercel.com/docs/storage/vercel-postgres
Unsupported Neon features
Vercel Postgres is a first-party integration with Neon, and many of Neon's features are available with Vercel Postgres. However, there are some differences worth noting:
- Accessing the Neon web console is not supported
- Database branching is not currently supported, but will be in the future
Also in Neon's Replit demo:
Integrating with Neon via the API - Replit Example
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aufotqDSmmE
This demo shows the end user's experience of Neon entirely inside Replit. There is no mention of whether the end user can ever go to the Neon console.
Do partners have the same pricing terms as Neon customers do?
It seems like a significant cost on the Neon partner if the expectation is to create a UX for a key feature of the Neon console like branching or managing keys.
Vercel Postgres is a serverless SQL database designed to integrate with Vercel Functions and your frontend framework.
