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Managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, SQL Server and Valkey hosting

A database server of your own, with credentials generated for it and never shared with anybody else. PostgreSQL, MySQL 8.4 LTS, MongoDB, Microsoft SQL Server 2022 Express and Valkey, on NVMe storage, with full file access for tuning and backups you can restore yourself.

Your app connects securely, performance is predictable, and you can recover your data.

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Guides for Database Hosting

Short, practical reading from the people who run the platform - what to size, what to watch, and what tends to go wrong.

All guides →

Databases · 14 min read

PostgreSQL or MongoDB: pick by data shape

How to choose by data shape rather than fashion: the data model, transactions, indexes, JSONB, aggregation, and what each costs on a small server.

Databases · 12 min read

Database backups and tested restores

How to take a consistent dump of PostgreSQL or MongoDB, where to keep it, how to restore one table or the whole thing, and how to prove it worked.

Databases · 14 min read

Database security checklist: roles, access

The database checks that matter: what is reachable, who can log in, what they may do, TLS, injection, limits, and a backup you have actually restored.

MongoDB

Managed MongoDB with a root password generated per server, never shared.

Starter

7 USD/month

≈0.23 USD a day

RAM
1 GB
NVMe
20 GB
vCPU
0.5
  • Keep 2 backups to roll back to
  • Document stores
  • Real-time and event data
  • Development and staging
  • APIs and backend services
Try free for 24 hours

No card needed. Upgrade later and your files stay.

Standard

14 USD/month

≈0.46 USD a day

RAM
2 GB
NVMe
50 GB
vCPU
1
  • Keep 3 backups to roll back to
  • Document stores
  • Real-time and event data
  • Development and staging
  • APIs and backend services
Recommended

Advanced

21 USD/month

≈0.69 USD a day

RAM
4 GB
NVMe
65 GB
vCPU
2
  • Keep 4 backups to roll back to
  • Document stores
  • Real-time and event data
  • Development and staging
  • APIs and backend services

Pro

30 USD/month

≈0.99 USD a day

RAM
8 GB
NVMe
80 GB
vCPU
3
  • Keep 5 backups to roll back to
  • Document stores
  • Real-time and event data
  • Development and staging
  • APIs and backend services

Premium

45 USD/month

≈1.48 USD a day

RAM
14 GB
NVMe
100 GB
vCPU
4
  • Keep 6 backups to roll back to
  • Document stores
  • Real-time and event data
  • Development and staging
  • APIs and backend services

Included free with every plan

  • Your server is backed up every night - outside your storage limit
  • Support chat right inside your console
  • The whole panel in English or Georgian
Compare all 5 MongoDB plans side by sideshow table
MongoDB plans compared
PlanMemoryNVMe storagevCPUBackups/monthOrder
Starter1 GB20 GB0.527 USD
Try free for 24 hours

No card needed. Upgrade later and your files stay.

Standard2 GB50 GB1314 USD
Advanced4 GB65 GB2421 USD
Pro8 GB80 GB3530 USD
Premium14 GB100 GB4645 USD

Start with confidence

  • Prices are in the selected currency, and an invoice arrives before renewal. The resources on the card are what you get - nothing else to buy.
  • Reach a limit? You are warned on the server page and by ticket before anything is paused.
  • Upgrade any time - same server, same files, nothing rebuilt. Nightly backups keep your work safe.
  • Leaving is simple: download your files from the panel, then delete the server.
  • Stuck? Chat from the console, open a ticket and get the reply by email, or ask on Discord. Ask a questionLive status

What database hosting looks like here

A password that is yours alone

Stock images ship a published default superuser password, which means every server built from them shares one. Ours are generated per server at creation. It sounds small; it is the difference between a private database and a public one.

Sized for the data, not the marketing

Tiers run from a 256 MB Valkey cache up to 14 GB of memory and 100 GB of NVMe for PostgreSQL and MongoDB. Those figures are checked against what the hardware can honour before a plan goes on sale.

Reachable from your app

Databases are reached on a port by an application rather than through a browser, so these plans carry no proxy slot - a reverse proxy in front of Postgres would be a feature you could not use, and we would rather not sell one.

Backups, and restoring them

Backup slots on every tier, taken on demand or on a schedule. A backup nobody has restored is a hypothesis, so restoring is a button rather than a support conversation.

Questions people ask before buying

Is this a managed service or a server?

It is your own database server, managed in the sense that it is installed, configured and secured for you - and yours in the sense that you get the files, the console and the ability to tune it.

Can I connect from outside?

Yes. Each plan carries an allocation, and you connect on that host and port with the credentials the panel generated.

Do you take backups automatically?

You can schedule them from the panel. We do not silently take copies of your data on your behalf without telling you.

What do I get with MySQL and SQL Server?

MySQL 8.4 LTS comes with a root password, an application database and an application user, all generated for the server. SQL Server 2022 Express comes with its own sa password and a database created for you and set as sa's default, so SQL Server Management Studio opens straight into it - the server name is the host and port separated by a comma. Express limits each database to 10 GB.

Is Valkey the same as Redis?

Valkey is the open-source fork of Redis and speaks the same protocol, so any Redis client or library connects to it unchanged. Each server is password-protected and saves to disk, so a restart does not empty it.