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Berth, Vercel, Supabase and Firebase

Berth puts the database, sign in, file storage, functions, realtime and site hosting for each app in one place, for a flat monthly price with hard limits instead of a usage bill. Here is how that lines up with the services people usually combine.

BerthVercelSupabaseFirebase
What it isBackend and site hosting in oneFront-end and site hostingPostgres backendGoogle's app backend
Postgres databaseYes, one per appThrough Marketplace partnersYes, one per projectFirestore is NoSQL; Postgres through Data Connect
Sign in for your usersBuilt inThrough Marketplace partnersBuilt inBuilt in
File storageBuilt inBlob storageBuilt inBuilt in
FunctionsBuilt in (Deno)Built inBuilt in (Deno)Built in
RealtimeBuilt inNot built inBuilt inBuilt in
Static site hostingBuilt inBuilt inNot offeredBuilt in
Free plan$0: 5 apps and 3 sites, never paused for being idle$0 Hobby, for personal, non-commercial use$0: 2 active projects, paused after 1 week of inactivity$0 Spark, with usage limits
Paid plan$12 a month for the first 100 Pro accounts, then $19; Agency $49 for 30 client apps$20 a month, plus $20 a month per extra seatFrom $25 a month, with $10 of compute creditsBlaze, pay as you go
Going past your planHard caps: Berth refuses the request instead of billing you moreUsage beyond what's included is billed; $200 default on-demand budget, with an optional hard pauseSpend cap on by default on Pro; turn it off to pay for extra usageBilled as you go; budget alerts do not pause services

Checked against each company's own pricing page on September 27, 2026. Plans and prices change, so follow the sources for the current terms.

Where Berth fits

  • One service instead of two. A typical setup pairs front-end hosting with a separate backend. On Berth the database, sign in, storage, functions and site share one account, one CLI and one set of keys.
  • A bill that cannot surprise you. Every limit is a hard cap. At a limit Berth refuses the request; it never adds usage charges.
  • Free apps stay on. Free apps are never paused for being idle.
  • We can build it for you. Need the site or app as well as the hosting? We design, build and launch it on Berth. Tell us what you need, and moving from Supabase has its own guide.

Where the others fit better

  • Global scale. Vercel serves from a worldwide edge network, and Supabase and Firebase let you pick regions. Berth runs in the United States.
  • Guarantees. Berth offers an uptime SLA only in Scale contracts, and publishes its measured uptime. Larger providers sell enterprise plans with broader SLAs and compliance programs.
  • Ecosystem. Vercel, Supabase and Firebase have years of integrations, templates and community answers behind them.

If your app needs those today, they are the better choice. If you want one place for a new app's whole backend and a price you can predict, start free on Berth.

More detail: Supabase alternative, Firebase alternative, Vercel alternative.

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