NeonDB pricing for zero sync engine (for enabling logical replication)
I'm looking to migrate my postgres database from
If I understand correctly, zero sync engine requires will cause each database to which it is connected to never go idle?
1. How much compute hours would this setup consume considering zero never lets the database go to sleep? Would this mean
2. Are compute hours charged per database or per branch?
3. If we move our development setup to remote neon DBs, will that also incurr additional costs because of the logical replication?
Ideally I would go for a "1 Database per-Tenant" approach, but not sure if I'd then have to pay for the logical replication for each tenant/database, which could get prohibitive.
Basically I want to understand how much would it cost, I am currently hosting on supabase for $19/month, but would be willing to evaluate paying a bit more for neon, just want to see if it gets prohibitively expensive. Can anyone share some light? Estimates are fine, it's more to have an idea, as I haven't really understood the compute hours pricing.
supabaseneonIf I understand correctly, zero sync engine requires will cause each database to which it is connected to never go idle?
1. How much compute hours would this setup consume considering zero never lets the database go to sleep? Would this mean
31 x 24 = 744 hours/month2. Are compute hours charged per database or per branch?
3. If we move our development setup to remote neon DBs, will that also incurr additional costs because of the logical replication?
Ideally I would go for a "1 Database per-Tenant" approach, but not sure if I'd then have to pay for the logical replication for each tenant/database, which could get prohibitive.
Basically I want to understand how much would it cost, I am currently hosting on supabase for $19/month, but would be willing to evaluate paying a bit more for neon, just want to see if it gets prohibitively expensive. Can anyone share some light? Estimates are fine, it's more to have an idea, as I haven't really understood the compute hours pricing.
