Cloudflare D1
Serverless SQLite
SQLite databases that run alongside Cloudflare Workers on the free Workers plan.
- Databases
- 10
- Storage
- 5 GB total
- Row reads
- 5M / day
The catch: Only 100,000 row writes per day, which resets daily.
Parse BaaS · Backend & Databases
Hosted Parse Server backend with a database, APIs and cloud code.
Checked against Back4App's official pages on 1 Nov 2026. Free tiers change, so confirm before you commit.
One app with 25K requests per month, 250 MB database, 1 GB file storage and 1 GB transfer.
| Limit | Free plan |
|---|---|
| Requests | 25K / month |
| Database | 250 MB |
| File storage | 1 GB |
| Transfer | 1 GB |
25K requests per month is very low for a live app.
Sign up at back4app.com
Create a new Backend app
Design classes in the dashboard
Install the Parse SDK
Copy the App ID and keys into your app
One app with 25K requests per month, 250 MB database, 1 GB file storage and 1 GB transfer. Free plan ends: Never.
No, you can sign up for Back4App's free plan without a card.
25K requests per month is very low for a live app.
Cloudflare D1, Firebase (Spark plan), Turso. Compare their limits on this page or open each one for details.
Serverless SQLite
SQLite databases that run alongside Cloudflare Workers on the free Workers plan.
The catch: Only 100,000 row writes per day, which resets daily.
BaaS + hosting
Google's app backend: static hosting, auth and Firestore on the free Spark plan.
The catch: Cloud Functions, App Hosting and (for new projects) Cloud Storage need the pay-as-you-go Blaze plan.
Edge SQLite
Hosted SQLite (libSQL) with many small databases and edge replicas.
The catch: Only one day of point-in-time restore on the free plan.
Serverless Redis
Serverless Redis you call over HTTP, priced per request.
The catch: 500K commands a month runs out fast if you poll or cache every request.
Managed MongoDB
Hosted MongoDB with a free shared cluster that has no end date.
The catch: 512 MB fills quickly, and there is a 100 ops/sec cap.
Serverless Postgres
Serverless Postgres with branching that scales to zero when unused.
The catch: Only 1 GB of storage per project.
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