Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL free tier includes Aurora PostgreSQL Serverless on AWS Free Tier — managed PostgreSQL-compatible database with… Verified September 2026. Compare with 13 alternatives in Databases.
Subtypes in Databases: relational — tables, rows and joins under SQL — Postgres, MySQL, SQLite family. We read that on 2026-08-31 from https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/, where it says: “Amazon Aurora is a global-scale relational database service built for the cloud with full MySQL and PostgreSQL compatibility.” How we use this.
Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL's free tier offers Aurora PostgreSQL Serverless on AWS Free Tier — managed PostgreSQL-compatible database with automatic scaling… We rate it stable. The one change we have recorded did not narrow the terms. Best for databases workloads — 13 alternatives available.
Aurora PostgreSQL Serverless on AWS Free Tier — managed PostgreSQL-compatible database with automatic scaling. Free plan: up to 4 ACUs per cluster, 1 GB storage. New accounts also get $100–200 in AWS credits for 12 months
We read that on 2026-09-20 from https://aws.amazon.com/rds/aurora/pricing/, and our check recorded: the page names Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL as "amazon aurora postgresql" and states "$100".
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How Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL compares against every one of the 13 we list, not against a selection of them. A surface with room for every member of a tied set may rotate their order. A surface with room for only some of them names none of them, because which ones it named would be the claim, and a claim seeded on the date is not the one we serve tomorrow. How we decide this.
| Service | Free Tier | Stability |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL | Free Tier | stable |
| Cloudflare D1 | Free | stable |
| filess.io | Free | stable |
| Xata | Free | stable |
| SurrealDB Cloud | Free | caution |
| Neon | Free | stable |
| Koyeb | Free (Database Only) | stable |
| Aiven | Free | stable |
| Supabase | Free | stable |
| Turso | Free | stable |
| CrateDB | Free (CRFREE) | stable |
| Nhost | Free | stable |
| Nile | Free | unrated |
| CockroachDB | Trial | risky |
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"limit": 5
}
}
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