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Supabase and Neon free Postgres tiers measured for performance from India

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FreeTierWatch conducted a hands-on comparison of Supabase and Neon's free PostgreSQL tiers on October 6, 2026, testing from India. Supabase, with an always-on server in Mumbai, offered faster latency, while Neon, a serverless option based in Singapore, featured scale-to-zero capabilities. The test measured cold-start times of 495 ms for Supabase and 1,242 ms for Neon, with hot query latencies of 5 ms and 58 ms respectively. The performance difference was largely attributed to Neon's lack of an India region server. The analysis notes that Supabase includes bundled backend services, whereas Neon focuses on branching and automated backups.

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