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DBHost

Postgres without the side project.

dbhost.app Software Development / Backend, Databases & Storage

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Public revenue
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Entry price
$5/mo
Lower than 90% of peersNiche median $19/mo
Launched
7mo ago
2026-05-03 · Est.

Traffic

Last 12 months
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  • Launched on Product HuntLaunch

    Postgres without the side project.

    May 3 · 7mo agoLaunch page

MCP Server & Agent Ecosystem

GitHub · MCP / Skill

Agent, MCP & Developer Integration

CLI / SDKAPI
Ecosystem & integrations:
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Traffic data: Vaneform

Pricing

Free
Free
1 database · 250 MB per database · Dashboard only (no API or CLI)
Pro
$5/mo
5 databases · 1 GB per database
Business
$15/mo
20 databases · 2 GB per database

Trial: None · Free tier included · 2 paid tiers ($5–$15) · Observed 2026-11-09 · Pricing page

Entry price $5/mo, Lower than 90% of peers; “Backend, Databases & Storage” median is $19/mo.View pricing benchmark

Pages & changes

Tracked since 2026-05-03

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dbhost.app/ Snapshot 2026-11-09

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Questions & evidence

How much does DBHost cost?
Free: Free; Pro: $5/mo; Business: $15/mo. Observed 2026-11-09. Check the source for current billing terms, usage limits and taxes.Source
What is DBHost and what platforms does it support?
DBHost is catalogued under Backend, Databases & Storage: Postgres without the side project.. Supported platforms: CLI / SDK, API.

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