Managed Redis · Backend & Databases
Official hosted Redis from Redis Ltd., with a tiny free database.
Checked against Redis Cloud's official pages on 1 Nov 2026. A few details were not stated on the official page; those are marked “Not stated” or worded with care. Free tiers change, so confirm before you commit.
One 30 MB Redis database on shared infrastructure, free with no end date.
| Limit | Free plan |
|---|---|
| Memory | 30 MB |
| Databases | 1 |
| Deployment | Shared |
| Support | Community, best-effort SLA |
30 MB is only enough for small caches or learning.
Sign up at redis.io/try-free
Create a free 30 MB database
Copy the endpoint and password
Connect with redis-cli or a client library
Set key expiry to stay within memory
One 30 MB Redis database on shared infrastructure, free with no end date. Free plan ends: Never.
No, you can sign up for Redis Cloud's free plan without a card.
30 MB is only enough for small caches or learning.
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