Free limits are measured across the team (not per project); includes 0.5 GB search storage and 3.000 query-GBs/month for search. Exceeding Free caps for a sustained period may cause function calls or mutations to fail; the separate Starter plan can charge usage-based overages. The free allowance is ongoing, not a trial.

Free projects pause after one week of inactivity. The 500 MB database is on shared CPU/500 MB RAM; the 5 GB cached egress is a separate quota. Daily backups and longer log retention require Pro. Paid add-ons/extra compute are not part of the $0 Free plan.

Turso's $0 Free plan has no credit card requirement, but reads, writes, storage and embedded sync each have independent limits. Free has 1-day audit log retention; point-in-time restore and deleted database recovery are paid-plan features. Avoid treating 3 GB sync as unlimited network traffic.

The M0 Free tier is ongoing but constrained to development/learning, with region, throughput and feature limits. A separate no-signup Ephemeral M0 cluster is NOT durable: it pauses after 2 days and is deleted after 7 days unless claimed. Do not confuse ephemeral signup flow with a claimed Free Atlas cluster or a paid Flex cluster.

Instant databases created without signup are deleted after 3 days unless claimed in an account. The claimed Free tier has ongoing monthly quotas; entering a credit card upgrades the database to Pay-as-you-go pricing, whose usage is charged separately.

The Free index is limited to 200 million vector dimensions, 1 GB total data/metadata and 100 namespaces, with no uptime SLA. Entering a payment card upgrades that index to metered pay-as-you-go; do not confuse ongoing Free quotas with a paid or one-time trial.

Daily read/write allowances reset at 00:00 UTC. On Free, exhausted row quotas return query errors and hitting storage cap prevents further writes/schema changes; indexes also count toward stored data and row writes. Workers Paid allows additional billable databases and metered usage. Workers invocation quotas apply separately.

Each SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE and schema statement counts toward the daily limit (resets 00:00 UTC); over-limit queries fail rather than becoming unlimited. Hyperdrive requires a separately operated PostgreSQL/MySQL origin and a Worker: origin hosting and paid Workers resources are NOT included.

Usage is counted in vector dimensions, not simple query count. Free supports up to 1.536 dimensions/vector, 1.000 namespaces/index and 10 KiB metadata/vector; Workers compute and any external embeddings API have separate quotas or costs.

Spark requires no payment method and does not support multiple Realtime Database instances in one project. The 10 GB download quota is monthly (Blaze uses a different daily free allowance); excess Spark usage is restricted rather than silently becoming paid. Firebase Hosting and other products have separate limits.

Scale-to-zero after inactivity; 5 GB public network transfer/project/month; verify project eligibility.

Free is $0 forever without a card and has a fixed $0 spend limit (no automatic overage billing). One query counts as one operation; Free has 10 pooled and 10 direct connections and no automated backups. Paid plans offer larger quotas with spend limits.

Read/write/delete/list limits are separate, reset at 00:00 UTC, and exceeding any quota causes that operation to fail. Dashboard and Wrangler operations count toward limits; missing-key reads also count. No KV egress charge, but Workers requests and CPU quotas are separate.

No VPC, static IP, service integrations, connection pooling, SLA or Aiven support; maximum 20 concurrent database connections. Free services have no fixed expiry but may be powered off after sustained inactivity and can be restarted; upgrading to paid requires a payment method.

No card required. Free separately includes 2.000 Weaviate Embeddings requests/day and 1.000 Query Agent requests/month; backups, HA/replication and production SLA are not included. Paid Flex and other AI-service overages are separate; do not assume all query/embedding usage is unlimited.

Free is for prototyping, not production: limited cloud/region choice and no high availability or production SLA. Cluster suspends after one week of inactivity and is DELETED after four weeks unless reactivated; snapshots must be managed manually. Free hosted Qdrant is separate from self-hosted OSS and paid inference.

Starter is a recurring Free managed database allowance, limited to AWS us-east-1, one project and small teams, without an uptime SLA. Dedicated read nodes, backups and cross-region restore are unavailable; Builder ($20/month) and higher usage-based plans are distinct. Inference or Assistant resources can have separate limits.

Lite is an ongoing $0 tier with 10 GB storage and 10 hours of Pulse compute/month; a card is not needed. An optional 7-day Business trial is separate and does not terminate the free Lite plan. Customer-facing embedding/redistribution is restricted on Lite; usage beyond Lite included quotas needs a paid plan.

The initial 30-day Pro trial automatically reverts to ongoing Free (1 single-host cluster, 50 monthly Gorilla Credits) unless upgraded. Free monthly credits reset and do not roll over. Credit-pack auto-reload is ON by default in provider pricing documentation; disable auto-reload explicitly to pause credit-consuming actions at zero balance and avoid unexpected purchased credits. A local read-only collector sends telemetry to the managed cloud; fully on-prem deployment is Enterprise, not Free.

Usage and automation limits apply; verify account restrictions.

Developer tier is aimed at development; high availability, alerting and unlimited connections require paid plans. Free-signup card requirement and commercial production rights are unconfirmed; unauthorized resale is prohibited.

Free Essentials is intended for learning and prototypes; shared deployment, best-effort SLA and community support. Network and throughput quotas apply; commercial production rights are not explicitly confirmed.

Runs on your infrastructure rather than a hosted free quota. Plan for persistent disk, backups, security updates, and deployment/scale constraints.

Free community deployment does not include hosted compute, storage, backups, or an SLA. Review edition features and licensing for your use case.

Hosting, underlying database, storage, and operations are your responsibility. Check which collaboration and governance features require paid tiers.

Your database and server costs are separate. Check Directus's current self-hosted licensing eligibility and enterprise feature restrictions before commercial deployment.

Free allowance applies separately to each of the first five eligible instances; at quota, new connections are blocked and existing sessions throttled until reset. Enabling paid overages or adding instances requires a credit card and spending limit. PostgreSQL-compatible public-preview quota is separate and not included. Commercial-use terms not independently confirmed.

Self-hosted software, not a managed free database: compute, disk, network, backups and operations are your responsibility. Multi-node high availability needs quorum; no hosted SLA. Preserve MIT copyright and license notices.

You must provision and secure your own servers, memory, storage, backups and operations; no hosted free instance or managed SLA is included.

You supply compute, storage, backups and operational security. High availability/replication, role-based access control, TLS, audit logs and automated tiering are Enterprise features; the Enterprise trial is not an ongoing free tier.

Requires your own CPU, RAM, disk, backups and database operations. DoltHub sharing, Hosted Dolt and managed support are separate offerings; Git-style version control changes performance and storage considerations versus conventional MySQL.

Limits are shared per team; paid Plus/Enterprise needed for higher row/storage/API allowances and advanced features. Separate self-hosted server plans have different user limits.

Self-hosted Chroma is distinct from metered Chroma Cloud with introductory $5 credits. You provide storage, backups, access controls, hosting and any external embedding-model/API costs; production scaling and security are your responsibility.

Self-hosted edition only; compute, RAM, storage, networking, backups and operations are your responsibility. Zilliz managed cloud is a separate paid/limited service; infrastructure and optional model/embedding API usage may cost money.

This is the self-managed open-source library, not managed LanceDB Cloud. You provide storage, indexing, compute, backups and operations; cloud object storage, embeddings and AI services may cost money. Observe Apache-2.0 notices.

Database replication and storage use your own servers, disk and bandwidth; hosted CouchDB services are billed separately.

Embedded analytics engine, not a managed multi-user database service; users provide their own compute, storage and any external object-storage credentials.

Clusters require ongoing capacity planning, backups and operations; CPU, storage and network costs are not included and managed Cassandra offerings have separate pricing.

Self-hosted cluster compute, storage, networking, operations and streaming sources are not included. Managed Apache Pinot services are separate paid products; running a production cluster can require significant resources.

Self-managed compute, storage, backups, high availability and support are not included; third-party managed PostgreSQL offerings charge separately.

Own infrastructure, storage, operations and cluster management are required; ClickHouse Cloud is a separately billed managed service.

Hosting, maintenance and backup costs are yours; GPLv2 distribution obligations apply. MariaDB Enterprise Platform and paid support are separate.

Core queries approximately 72 hours of data by default due to Parquet query-file limits; high availability, multi-node and enterprise features require paid products. Own server, storage and object-storage costs apply; not a free managed cloud tier.

Development and tutorials only, not production or performance testing; up to 15 connections, no backups, no scaling or VPC networking. Inactive clusters may be paused after 10 days and deleted after 15 days; commercial production suitability requires provider confirmation.

Requires independently hosted PostgreSQL and DocumentDB extension; MongoDB compatibility is incomplete and infrastructure, storage, backups and operations cost extra. Evaluation Docker image is not production-persistent.

Requires own compute, disk, memory and backups; Java 17+ and host file-descriptor limits apply; no managed database capacity is included.

Self-hosted Qdrant only, distinct from Qdrant Cloud. You provide compute, persistent storage, security, backups and operations; embedding/model APIs and infrastructure may cost money.

Requires a PostgreSQL installation with extension support; some managed Postgres providers may not enable it or may charge for database compute and storage. Embedding generation and operations are separate.

The repository has mixed licensing: code outside the wl directory is BSD-3-Clause; separately licensed enterprise features need a valid license key. Self-hosting, storage, backups, security and model APIs are not included; managed Weaviate Cloud is a separate plan.

Free instance has no disk persistence: all data is lost on restarts, upgrades and some maintenance. Not recommended for production; free instance may restart without notice. Card and commercial terms not independently confirmed.

Runs embedded in the application rather than as a managed multi-user database server. Local disk, memory, backup, concurrency and hosting limits still apply; optional commercial SQLite extensions, support and warranty-of-title are separately priced.

Embedded single-user/local database, not a managed cloud PostgreSQL service or drop-in multi-client server. Storage, browser resource limits, sync services, and remote hosting are separate; some integrations may have their own costs.

Runs inside your JVM or on infrastructure you operate; hosting, storage and operations are not included. Modified H2 source must meet license publication obligations; distributed binaries need license and disclaimer notices.

Operate and secure your own Tile38 server, memory, storage and backups; infrastructure and networking costs are not included. Geofencing webhook destinations and external services may charge separately.

You must operate servers, disks, cluster coordination, backups, security and monitoring; infrastructure and optional commercial support are not included. Follow Apache-2.0 license notice requirements; this is not a free managed FoundationDB cloud instance.

Requires self-managed infrastructure and operational expertise, typically Hadoop/HDFS or compatible storage; compute, disks, networking, backups and support are not free.

Operate your own server/container, RAM, disks, networking, TLS and backups. Azure Cosmos DB Garnet Cache is a separate managed paid product, not a free hosted service or included infrastructure.

Requires your own compatible Linux machines, durable disks, networking, replication, backups and operations. Managed hosting, storage, hardware and production support are not included.

Not a free hosted database. You must supply S3, R2, GCS or compatible object storage and pay any storage, API request, egress and compute charges. API compatibility may change between versions; production operations are your responsibility.

Requires your own compute, storage, networking, and operations; object storage, Kubernetes, and external connector/provider charges are separate. Enterprise support and managed RisingWave Cloud are not included.

You supply compute, disks, networking, object storage, ingestion services and backups. Some third-party dependencies have incompatible licenses and features may need disabling for Apache-2.0 compliance; managed hosting is not included.

Self-managed TiKV requires your own servers, disks, network, backups, operations and often PD cluster components; infrastructure and any separately purchased managed TiDB/TiKV services cost extra. Use supported releases rather than assuming the development branch is production-ready.

Requires user-operated nodes, storage, backup, networking and cluster maintenance; hosting and cloud resources are not free. This is not a managed etcd cloud allowance.

Self-hosted Apache-2.0 Redis-protocol-compatible database, not a vendor-hosted Redis free plan. Operators provide servers, persistent storage, backups, replication/failover configuration, security and monitoring; cloud compute, disks and network can incur charges. Redis clients and other third-party components have separate licensing/usage terms.

Compute, backend storage, network, security, backups, operations and optional external Spark/Flink/LLM services are paid or user-operated separately. This is not a free managed graph-database plan.

You operate and pay for compute, object storage, networking, backups and any external observability ingestion infrastructure. GreptimeDB Enterprise features (including automated repartitioning, read replicas and enterprise governance) are separately licensed; Greptime Cloud pricing is separate.

Requires user-operated compute, graph storage backend (for example Cassandra/HBase/Bigtable), optional search indexing (Elasticsearch/Solr/Lucene), security, backup and maintenance. Cloud backends and managed hosting can charge separately.

Bring your own CPU, memory, persistent storage or S3-compatible object storage, networking and operations. Managed infrastructure and optional commercial support or consulting are not included; MPL-2.0 distribution obligations apply.