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Supabase Starter vs Core vs Standard vs Full: What Changes as Your App Grows?

sowad sheikh··1 min read

Supabase Starter vs Core vs Standard vs Full

As a Supabase project grows, its resource requirements can change. Hostwares currently lists four dedicated Supabase packages: Starter, Core, Standard, and Full.

Starter

Starter provides:

2 vCPU 2 GB RAM 20 GB SSD 2 isolated projects $5/month It is designed for smaller Supabase projects and applications moving from prototype toward production.

Core

Core provides:

4 vCPU 4 GB RAM 40 GB SSD 5 isolated projects $10/month This gives a production application more room for database, authentication, storage, and realtime workloads.

Standard

Standard provides:

6 vCPU 8 GB RAM 80 GB SSD 10 isolated projects $15/month This is useful when an application has grown and requires more compute and memory.

Full

Full provides:

8 vCPU 16 GB RAM 160 GB SSD 15 isolated projects $25/month It provides the largest resource allocation among the listed packages.

Which One Should You Use?

There is no universal package for every application. A prototype may need fewer resources, while a high-traffic application may need substantially more. Monitor your actual workload and resize when necessary.

The important difference is not simply the package name—it is the CPU, RAM, storage, and project capacity available to your workload.

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