Best Turso Alternatives
Looking for a Turso alternative? Turso is SQLite pushed to the edge and multiplied by thousands — built for per-tenant databases, not one big cluster. That's a good fit for plenty of teams, but not everyone — here are 6 real database tools worth comparing it against, each with an honest take on what it does differently. Supabase is the one people mention most: a hosted Postgres with auth, storage, and realtime already wired up — the default pick if you don't want to think about infra. Neon is another solid option — postgres that branches like Git and scales to zero, so preview environments stop costing you real money. None of these are ranked by who pays the most to be listed first; they're ordered the same way the rest of this directory is, sponsors aside.
A hosted Postgres with auth, storage, and realtime already wired up — the default pick if you don't want to think about infra.
Postgres that branches like Git and scales to zero, so preview environments stop costing you real money.
Vitess-grade MySQL scaling with schema branching, for when you'd rather not fear your next migration.
The managed way to run MongoDB when you actually need documents, not rows, and don't want to run the cluster yourself.
Postgres-compatible distributed SQL that keeps writing when a whole region drops — overkill until it isn't.
Redis and vector storage billed per request instead of per idling server — built for functions that sleep most of the day.