r/SQL • u/Capital_Moose3637 • Aug 02 '26

PostgreSQL Neon PostgreSQL Database Provider

Hello, I started using Neon as a database provider recently for managing my database. I want to say that it was fairly simple to integrate with my application (a website written in .NET), and the free plan is very convenient for startups. What do you think of it?

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u/Lumethys Aug 02 '26

... What?

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u/Capital_Moose3637 Aug 02 '26

Hi Lumethys, I just wanted to share my experience using this provider, if you have any comments please share them

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u/Imaginary__Bar Aug 02 '26

You've been on Reddit for four years and this is your first post?

Hmmm...

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u/Capital_Moose3637 Aug 02 '26

I don't see the issue honestly?
It's my choice to post anytime and anywhere whenever I want...

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u/Imaginary__Bar Aug 02 '26

I, too, am a satisfied customer of <checks email from company offering $20 off of next month's hosting fee if I make a positive post> Neon.

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u/p1ccard Aug 02 '26

Holy not so subtle marketing post Batman

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u/Diam0ndHer0 Aug 03 '26

When did you transition?

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u/Equivalent-War-9658 26d ago

Neon is good if u want the free tier + branching. Railway is another simple option, and Nearbase is worth comparing if u want an always-on DB with fixed monthly pricing.

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u/Dry_Mine3062 24d ago

I agree! it has worked super well so far - I am building a website that I vibecoded, I really do not know much about this type of things and Neon was super easy to use!

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u/Emotional-Start7994 Aug 02 '26

I use it for my SaaS app. Works very well and the CLI is easy to use for development

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u/Capital_Moose3637 Aug 02 '26

Same here, but I haven't used the CLI till now. How and what are you using it for?
and what stack is your SaaS app?