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Up to $3,000: Supabase's Startup Program gives early-stage teams credits for its open-source Postgres backend, covering database, auth, storage, and edge functions, offered in 3 places. Compare the terms, then claim through the one you qualify for.
Where to get it
The same tool often comes with different terms depending on where you get it. Each row is one channel, as it publishes the offer.
| Channel | Offer | How to get it | Last checked | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Perk marketplaceBest offer | Up to $3,000: Supabase's Startup Program gives early-stage teams credits for its open-source Postgres backend, covering database, auth, storage, and edge functions. | Through the marketplace | Sep 29, 2026 | Get it |
Partner program | $300 Supabase credits for free | Application | Sep 29, 2026 | Get it |
Partner program | $300 in credits | Application | Sep 29, 2026 | Get it |
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Up to $50,000: Up to $10,000 in platform credits for startups, plus $40,000 in non-dilutive funding through the Accelerator program.
Credits3 places offer it: Credit for Startups (Up to $3,000: Supabase's Startup Program gives early-stage teams credits for its open-source Postgres backend, covering database, auth, storage, and edge functions.), Amazon Web Services ($300 Supabase credits for free) and Mercury ($300 in credits). Terms differ by channel, so compare them in the table above.
Through through the marketplace and application. Open the channel from the table, check who qualifies, then follow its steps. Some channels ask for a membership or an application first.
Through Credit for Startups, Amazon Web Services and Mercury: Partner-dependent. Check Mercury, VC, accelerator, or ecosystem partner routes.
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