Turso review

Plans start at $4.99, and a free tier is available for smaller workloads. The site median entry price across the brands listed is €5.83, with a lower quartile of €3.46 and an upper quartile of €11.52. Turso's $4.99 sits under that median.

Yes, Turso has a free tier, which suits side projects and prototypes that should cost nothing. Storage is listed separately at $0.75, so a database that grows past the free allowance starts drawing on paid usage rather than a flat plan.

Point-in-time recovery runs 24 hours free, up to 90 days paid. That means short restore windows are covered on the free side, while longer windows depend on a paid plan. Teams that need extended restore points should budget for the paid tier.

Turso starts at $4.99, against a site median of €5.83 and a range running €0 to €416.16. On this measure Turso ranks 15 among 70 brands, so lower entry prices exist elsewhere.

Storage is priced at $0.75. For comparison, the site median for price per gigabyte per month across listings is €0.01, with an upper quartile of €0.02.

Support runs on email, help centre and community. Self-serve documentation and a community forum are part of that mix, so teams comfortable searching docs first will get answers without waiting on a reply. There is no phone or live chat channel listed.

Turso is run by CHISELSTRIKE INC., a company based in the US. Contract terms sit with that legal entity, which matters for teams that need a named counterparty on their terms of use.

Turso separates its entry price of $4.99 from storage at $0.75, so a fast growing database can push usage well past the entry figure. Budgets for a larger dataset should be built on the storage rate rather than the entry price alone.