[_query]

Thin Backend (https://thin.dev/) is the newest of all of those. Compared to Hasura it offers a nicer schema designer. Compared to Supabase it offers better end-to-end typesafety and a more higher level API that offers optimistic updates. Prisma is more like an ORM, so it's designed to be used by a handwritten backend.

[dexterdog]

$2/GB for bandwidth for a pro acct? Is anybody actually paying that?

[_query]

Thanks for your feedback. It's very hard to even get to 1GB of data traffic via JSON. And the Pro plan includes 5 GB already.

We will update the pricing later today to make it more intuitive.

[algo_trader]

thin.dev Realtime Bandwidth - $2 per GB

yes please, sign me up !!! /s

[_query]

Thanks for your feedback :) You have to send quite a few json messages to fill up 1GB. We think overall thin provides a lot of value and saves a lot of developer time (atleast for businesses), so we price it as that.

[searchableguy]

I think you should use different unit for pricing.

Bandwidth is frequently used in the context of file storage which can get expensive really fast even with a few users.

This doesn't translate well on the data side where most json responses will likely be lower than a few kb.

It's extremely unintuitive which is why I think most Paas providers use request and inflate the number (10 million requests sounds a lot in comparison).

[_query]

Thanks, this is really good feedback! We will update the pricing today to use a different unit that is more intuitive.

[ImprobableTruth]

I echo the sibling: I really recommend you change this. Pricing by bandwidth only makes sense if bandwidth is one of the main cost factors, because people will, consciously or not, compare it to other services that are priced by bandwidth.

[_query]

Update: It's now 1$ per 1M Api calls :) Thanks again for the feedback.