Lakebase Autoscaling Preview pricing
Lakebase Postgres (Autoscaling Preview) is available in the following regions: us-east-1, us-west-2, eu-west-1.
Lakebase Autoscaling Preview is the new version of Lakebase. It supports autoscaling compute, branching, instant restore, and other advanced features. For the previous version of Lakebase, see Lakebase Provisioned Preview. See choosing between versions to understand which version is right for you.
Lakebase Autoscaling Preview is available in Public Preview on AWS. To allow users to explore the new version, usage of Lakebase Autoscaling is free for a limited time.
Billing for Lakebase Autoscaling usage begins in January 2026. The prices listed below are indicative of the Lakebase Autoscaling Enterprise Tier in AWS US East (N. Virginia). Final pricing will be released prior to the billing start date. Prices are subject to change and may vary by cloud and geographical region.
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Compute: $0.111 per CU-hour [1]
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Database storage: $0.35 per GB-month [2]
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Instant restore (PITR) storage: $0.20 per GB-month [3]
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Branch snapshot storage: $0.09 per GB-month [4]
[1] Each Compute Unit (CU) allocates approximately 2 GB of RAM, along with appropriate CPU and local SSD resources. For example, a 10 CU (20 GB RAM) Lakebase instance running continuously for 30 minutes consumes 5 CU-hours.
[2] Database storage is your data size, measured hourly. Non-expiring branches are measured using actual data size (logical data size). Expiring branches are measured using the size of all data changes since creation or the logical data size, whichever is lower.
[3] Instant restore (PITR) storage is the size of all data changes during your selected restore window, measured hourly.
[4] Branch snapshot storage is the actual size (logical data size) of point-in-time, read-only references to the state of a branch.