codehooks.io free tier includes The free plan includes 1 Developer, API/Functions: 1/sec, 500/day, 1 Worker per queue, Worker… Catalogue date September 2026. Compare with 8 alternatives in Databases.
Why caution: discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown — The free tier now has significantly reduced API call limits (1/sec, 500/day). Previously 60/minute. Source ↗ Full history ↓
A verdict here is not a fixed property of the vendor. A one-off pricing event demotes a vendor while its recorded date falls in the last 180 days and then lapses on its own, with nothing about the vendor having changed; a standing condition — a free tier withdrawn, a product retired — does not lapse with time. This one rests on a record discovered 2026-08-28 · effective date unknown, so it lapses on 2027-02-25 unless we record something new first.
Subtypes in Databases: backend_platform — bundles a database with auth, functions or storage as one product. We read that on 2026-08-31 from https://codehooks.io/docs, where it says: “Codehooks.io is the complete backend for webhooks and automations. Receive, store, process, and deliver webhooks with a built-in database, queues, cron, and retries behind every endpoint.” How we use this.
codehooks.io's free tier offers The free plan includes 1 Developer, API/Functions: 1/sec, 500/day, 1 Worker per queue, Worker timeout 30s, 150 MB… We rate it caution — one recorded limit reduction, discovered 2026-08-28. Best for databases workloads — 8 alternatives available.
The free plan includes 1 Developer, API/Functions: 1/sec, 500/day, 1 Worker per queue, Worker timeout 30s, 150 MB Database Storage, 1 GB File Storage, 1 Space Chat and Email Support. No Credit Card Required.
We read that on 2026-09-28 from https://codehooks.io/, and our check recorded: the page names codehooks.io as "codehooks io" and states amounts, none of which we matched to the terms we publish.
How codehooks.io compares against every one of the 8 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 |
|---|---|---|
| codehooks.io | Free | caution |
| 8base.com | Free | stable |
| Nhost | Free | stable |
| Neon | Free | stable |
| Firebase | Spark | stable |
| Supabase | Free | stable |
| Convex | Free | stable |
| Appwrite Cloud | Free | caution |
| PocketBase | Free | source unconfirmed |
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Look up codehooks.io programmatically with the AgentDeals MCP server:
{
"tool": "search_deals",
"arguments": {
"query": "codehooks.io",
"limit": 5
}
}
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