Crunchy Bridge review
Updated September 28, 2026 · DeployCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026
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Our verdict
Crunchy Bridge is a managed database service for teams that want their stack standardised on PostgreSQL and their backups already handled by the provider. Entry pricing starts at $9, and Daily and WAL backups included come as part of the plan rather than an add-on.
Key facts
- Best for
- Teams that only need managed PostgreSQL and want backups included
- Price from
- $9↗
- Database engines
- PostgreSQL↗
- Free tier
- No↗
- Storage price
- $0.10↗
- Backup retention
- Daily and WAL backups included↗
- Legal entity
- Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc.↗
- Official website
- crunchydata.com
Facts checked September 26, 2026, 3 sources
Pricing
Standard-128 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $1,760.00 / month
Memory-128 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $1,440.00 / month
Warehouse-Standard-64 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $1,424.00 / month
Standard-64 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $1,120.00 / month
Standard-64 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $1,120.00 / month
Warehouse-Memory-64 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $1,048.00 / month
Memory-64 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $960.00 / month
Memory-64 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $960.00 / month
Standard-64 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $880.00 / month
Memory-64 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $720.00 / month
Warehouse-Standard-32 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $712.00 / month
Standard-32 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $560.00 / month
Standard-32 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $560.00 / month
Warehouse-Memory-32 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $524.00 / month
Memory-32 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $480.00 / month
Memory-32 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $480.00 / month
Standard-32 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $440.00 / month
Memory-32 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $360.00 / month
Warehouse-Standard-16 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $356.00 / month
Standard-16 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $280.00 / month
Standard-16 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $280.00 / month
Warehouse-Memory-16 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $262.00 / month
Memory-16 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $240.00 / month
Memory-16 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $240.00 / month
Standard-16 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $220.00 / month
Memory-16 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $180.00 / month
Warehouse-Standard-8 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $178.00 / month
Standard-8 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $140.00 / month
Standard-8 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $140.00 / month
Warehouse-Memory-8 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $131.00 / month
Standard-8 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $110.00 / month
Standard-4 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $70.00 / month
Hobby-4 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $70.00 / month
Hobby-4 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $70.00 / month
Hobby-4 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $70.00 / month
Hobby-2 (GCP) (USD)
plan: $35.00 / month
Hobby-2 (Azure) (USD)
plan: $35.00 / month
Hobby-2 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $35.00 / month
Hobby-1 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $18.00 / month
Hobby-0 (AWS) (USD)
plan: $9.00 / month
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Pros and cons
Pros
- PostgreSQL only, so the plan stays focused on a single engine (PostgreSQL)
- Daily and WAL backups included covered without a separate backup add-on
- Entry pricing of $9 sits below the site entry price median of €5.83
- Backed by the legal entity Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc.
Cons
- No free tier, so every cluster costs from $9 upward
- A single engine means no route to a proprietary or multi-engine setup (PostgreSQL)
- Storage is billed separately at $0.10, so a growing database adds a second line to the bill
Who it suits
- Teams whose stack is already PostgreSQL (PostgreSQL)
- Small teams that would rather not run backups themselves (Daily and WAL backups included)
- Buyers who want a predictable entry point of $9
Who should look elsewhere
- Teams needing a free tier to try before paying, SberCloud offers one
- Teams wanting several database engines under one provider, RisingWave covers a different engine
- Buyers who want the lowest entry price on the list, UCloud lists $0.96
How Crunchy Bridge compares
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Crunchy Bridge vs Kamatera8.8 vs 9.5
- Crunchy Bridge vs Novada8.8 vs 8.9
Crunchy Bridge vs Cloudways8.8 vs 9.2
Crunchy Bridge vs PlanetHoster8.8 vs 8.7
Crunchy Bridge vs Acronis8.8 vs 9.9
Crunchy Bridge vs Aruba8.8 vs 9.3
Crunchy Bridge vs Decodo8.8 vs 9.1Crunchy Bridge vs Hostinger8.8 vs 9.1
- Crunchy Bridge vs MarsProxies8.8 vs 9.0
Crunchy Bridge vs hide.me8.8 vs 8.7
Crunchy Bridge vs Proton Drive8.8 vs 8.3
Crunchy Bridge vs AIS Cloud8.8 vs 8.1
Frequently asked questions
How much does Crunchy Bridge cost to start?+
Entry pricing on Crunchy Bridge starts at $9, with storage billed at $0.10. There is no free tier, so the figure in $9 is the first amount a team pays rather than a trial rate.
Which database engine does Crunchy Bridge run?+
Crunchy Bridge covers PostgreSQL only, and nothing else. That focus suits teams standardising their whole stack on a single engine, but anyone who wants several database engines under the same account will need to weigh another provider.
Are backups included with Crunchy Bridge plans?+
Yes. Daily and WAL backups included are part of the plan, so teams do not have to price a separate backup service when they start at $9. The provider operates as Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc..
Is there a free tier on Crunchy Bridge?+
No. The free tier answer for Crunchy Bridge is no, so the lowest spend is the entry price of $9 plus storage at $0.10. SberCloud is the listed option for a free starting point.
How does Crunchy Bridge entry pricing compare with other providers?+
Crunchy Bridge starts at $9, which sits above RisingWave at $0.23 and UCloud at $0.96, and above the site entry price median of €5.83. Storage at $0.10 adds a second cost line to each plan.
Who does Crunchy Bridge suit?+
It fits teams that have settled on PostgreSQL and would rather rely on Daily and WAL backups included than manage that themselves. It suits buyers who are comfortable paying from $9 rather than searching for a free tier.
Can I evaluate Crunchy Bridge before paying?+
Not through a free tier, since Crunchy Bridge has none listed. Budget for $9 as the starting point and add $0.10 for storage, or shortlist a provider with a free tier before you commit to a plan.
Sources
- crunchybridge.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Legal entity
“2019-2026 Crunchy Data Solutions, Inc.”
- crunchydata.com checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Database engines
“Fully-Managed Cloud Postgres”
- crunchydata.com/pricing checked September 26, 2026
Backs: Backup retention, Free tier, Price from, Storage price
“Daily and WAL backups included”
Compiled from 3 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.
Crunchy Bridge
Teams that only need managed PostgreSQL and want backups included