Turso
SQLite databases for production, at the edge
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Turso provides SQLite-compatible databases that can be spun up per user, agent or tenant with built-in replication and encryption.
- for
- Developers building AI agents, multi-tenant SaaS, or offline-first apps needing isolated databases.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
- license
- MIT
- v0.8.10.8.1 -- 2026-09-2912 days ago
- v0.8.00.8.0 -- 2026-09-2813 days ago
- v0.8.0-pre.1414 days ago
Key features
- Per-entity isolation — Programmatically create thousands to millions of independent databases with hard boundaries.
- Embedded replication — Sync databases between device and cloud with zero-latency local reads and writes.
- Per-database encryption — Customer-held keys protect data at rest for each database.
- BYOC deployment — Deploy Turso on your own cloud (AWS) while keeping the same API.
- Global scalability — SQLite engine runs locally and scales to cloud infrastructure with a single runtime.
- Open-source core — Run the same SQLite-compatible engine on laptop, server or device for free.
Use cases
- AI agents each with their own persistent memory store.
- Multi-tenant SaaS platforms needing hard data isolation per customer.
- Local-first mobile apps that work offline and sync when online.
Turso pricing
- Free$0/month100 databases · 5 GB storage · 500 M rows read · 10 M rows written
- Developer$4.99/month/monthUnlimited databases · 9 GB storage (+ $0.75/GB) · 2.5 B rows read (+ $1/B) · 25 M rows written (+ $1/M)
- Scaler$24.92/month/monthUnlimited databases · 24 GB storage (+ $0.50/GB) · 100 B rows read (+ $0.80/B) · 100 M rows written (+ $0.80/M)
- Pro$416.58/month/monthUnlimited databases · 50 GB storage (+ $0.45/GB) · 250 B rows read (+ $0.75/B) · 250 M rows written (+ $0.75/M)
Turso vs alternatives
| Best for | Isolated SQLite databases at scale | Serverless Postgres | Postgres backend | Hosted MySQL/Postgres | Open-source backend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | — | — | — | — | — |
- Turso vs Neon: Neon offers serverless Postgres, whereas Turso provides SQLite-compatible per-entity databases.
- Turso vs Supabase: Supabase is an open-source Postgres platform; Turso focuses on lightweight SQLite with embedded sync.
- Turso vs PlanetScale: PlanetScale provides hosted MySQL/Postgres for scale; Turso targets isolated SQLite databases with per-database encryption.
- Turso vs Appwrite: Appwrite is a full backend suite; Turso is a database-only solution with replication and encryption.
Turso FAQ
When will I be billed for my plan?+
If you are on a paid plan, billing occurs on the first day of each month.
Will I be charged if I exceed my plan's usage limits?+
Usage beyond included allowances is billed at per-unit overage rates; you are not blocked from other metrics.
How are rows read and rows written calculated?+
Rows read and written are counted per database based on query execution and data modification operations.
What happens when I enable Overages?+
Enabling overages allows automatic billing for any usage that exceeds the plan’s limits.
Do point-in-time restores cost money?+
Point-in-time restores are included in the plan’s retention limits and do not incur additional charges.
Summarized by DevHunt from turso.tech · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
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