Stashi
Managed PostgreSQL with room to grow

Build with speed.
Operate with certainty.

Stashi is the clear, dependable Postgres foundation for applications, teams, and automated workflows.

Scoped credentials Recovery when it matters
SAFETY NET live on every plan
  1. A migration runsALTER TABLE orders DROP COLUMN status
  2. Stashi saves a checkpoint firstEvery risky statement gets one, automatically
  3. The migration was wrongColumn dropped, a release breaks
  4. One command, fully restoredrollback_last_checkpoint() — zero data lost
Risky changes do not have to be permanent.
Built for real work

Your database should make growth feel less fragile.

Stashi turns the moments that typically create uncertainty—new releases, growing traffic, evolving access—into clear, recoverable states.

01A workload runs longer than planned→Your monthly plan stays predictable.
02A migration changes the wrong thing→A checkpoint is already waiting.
03A service needs narrower access→Its key is scoped and revocable.
04A database starts reaching its limits→The console makes it visible early.
A safe path to production

Make the next move feel obvious.

01

Choose your surface

Use the console when you want to work directly, connect an application, or use MCP and the API in your workflows.

02

Connect with intent

Create a database and give every person, service, and automation only the access it needs.

03

Move with a way back

Risky writes are checkpointed before they run, so a bad change does not have to become an incident.

Built for apps, teams, and MCP workflows
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Pricing

Costs you can keep in view.

Storage, connections, and backup retention are published with every plan. No opaque metering, no runaway loop surprises.

Compare plans
DEV$2

Experiments, prototypes, and personal projects.

STARTER$3

Small applications and growing products.

PRODUCTION$5

Active apps, integrations, and teams.

DEDICATED$9+

Reserved capacity.

Ready to inspect the machinery?

Read the connection guides, MCP setup, API examples, and exactly how Stashi handles checkpoints.

Read the docs