Xata

Xata bundles things you usually need separate services for. You get a Postgres-based database, Elasticsearch-powered full-text search, file attachments with image transformations, and a clean spreadsheet UI for managing data — all from one provider. The free tier gives you 15 GB of data storage and 75,000 records, which is enough for a real product.

The catch is abstraction. Xata sits on top of Postgres but does not give you full Postgres access in all plans. If you want to run arbitrary SQL, use extensions, or connect pgAdmin, you may hit limitations. The product is still relatively young, so the community is smaller and some features (like branching) feel less polished than what Neon or Supabase offer. For solo founders who want a database plus search without wiring up multiple services, Xata saves real integration time. If you want raw Postgres power, go with Supabase or Neon directly.