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31 Aug 2023 · 13 minute read
Supabase is updating its billing system with organization-based billing, project transfers, and a self-serve Team Plan. Changes include an extra 1GB of egress on the Free Plan and more generous quotas overall.
Previously, each project had an individual subscription, plan and add-ons. Now subscriptions move to the organization level. Each organization has a single subscription with a single plan (Free, Pro, Team or Enterprise). Project add-ons such as compute upgrades, custom domains, and PITR are still configured per project.
Quotas and features are granted across your entire organization. Usage is summed across all projects in a single monthly invoice. Upgrading to a paid plan unlocks benefits for all projects in that organization.
You can create multiple organizations on different plans. For example, two Pro Plan organizations at $25 each with one project each provides the same quotas as today, but additional databases cost $0.01344/hour (roughly $10/month).
An extra 1GB of egress is included for free, unified across your organization.
| Usage Item | Old plan | New plan |
|---|---|---|
| Egress | 4GB (2GB Database + 2GB Storage) | 5GB across Database + Storage |
| Database Space | 500MB | 500MB |
| Storage Space | 1GB | 1GB |
| Monthly Active Users | 50,000 MAU | 50,000 MAU |
| Edge Function Invocations | 500K | 500K |
| Edge Function Count | 10 | 10 |
| Realtime Message Count | 2 million | 2 million |
| Realtime Peak Connections | 200 | 200 |
Users currently running 2 free projects must create a new "Free org" and transfer one project into it before the end of October.
Compute billing moves from upfront monthly payments to hourly usage. Changing compute no longer triggers immediate charges. Only active instances count towards compute usage; paused projects do not.
Egress quotas are now unified across all services (Storage, Realtime, Auth, Database). You get a total quota (e.g., 250GB on Pro Plan) usable for anything, with a breakdown available on the usage page.
Each organization receives a single invoice instead of one per project. Launching new projects, removing old ones, and upgrading/downgrading compute no longer triggers additional invoices.
Projects can now be transferred between organizations without manual migration via pgdump or CLI.
The Team Plan is now fully self-serve. Users can upgrade or downgrade organizations to/from the Team Plan. Benefits include:
Starting 4 September 2023, all new organizations use Organization-based Billing. Existing customers will be migrated over a few weeks. Self-serve migration is available starting the first week of September.
Upcoming features include:
What happens to the 2 Free Plan projects?
The 2 free project limit remains. You can have two Free Plan organizations with one project each.
What happens to the spend cap?
The spend cap is now organization-level. Fine-grained cost control tools are in development.
Am I going to pay a different amount?
Most customers will pay less due to more free egress and cheaper multi-project pricing on Pro Plan within a single organization.
Does the migration come with any downtime?
No service disruptions occur during migration.
Help, my bill increased!
Submit a Support ticket on the dashboard if your bill increased unexpectedly.
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