Neon gives you 100 projects for free, with 1 GB of Postgres storage each
Blog post from Neon
Neon has increased Postgres storage on its Free plan from 0.5 GB to 1 GB per project while retaining support for up to 100 projects, with the higher limit applied automatically to existing projects. Designed for coding-agent workflows involving frequent experiments and many mostly idle applications, each free project includes 100 monthly compute-unit hours, autoscaling up to 2 CU, 10 database branches, a six-hour restore window, managed authentication for up to 60,000 monthly active users, 5 GB of S3-compatible object storage, and Node.js Functions with monthly invocation and capacity allowances. Neon promotes creating a separate backend for each idea or demo through its CLI plugin and MCP server, and offers bootstrap templates for applications such as realtime chat, file indexing, and Discord bots. The company also invites users constrained by free-tier limits elsewhere to migrate projects to Neon using its documentation.
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