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Sam Lambert · 2025-11-03 · via Blog — PlanetScale

Sam Lambert [@samlambert] |

Note

$50 Metal databases are now available. Learn more

We’re making Metal's performance more accessible with a new entry point: $50/month. Additionally, we are launching much more granular storage sizing for Metal so customers can allocate CPU and Memory independently from storage size.

When PlanetScale Metal was announced we set a new bar for database performance inside AWS and GCP. Products like Cash App, Intercom, and Cursor have seen unprecedented performance improvements by running on Metal.

Metal performance

Our Metal benchmarks showed drastic drops in latency and increases in QPS compared to every provider we tested against. But the $600/month entry price often made it inaccessible to budget-conscious startups that would otherwise benefit from the performance improvements.

PlanetScale Metal vs Aurora benchmarks on Metal - QPS

PlanetScale Metal vs Aurora benchmarks on Metal - p99 latency

Pricing for smaller Metal sizes

Customers can access the new M- class clusters starting at $50/month. These clusters are available in both AWS and GCP and have a smaller footprint than the current M- class clusters.

Unlimited I/O on every M- class means you can expect exceptional performance while your product grows. We've made it so you can interleave different amounts of disk size and vCPUs/RAM to meet your needs:

Available node types:

  • M-10: 1/8 ARM vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 3 nodes
  • M-20: 1/4 ARM vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 3 nodes
  • M-40: 1/2 ARM vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 3 nodes
  • M-80: 1 ARM vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 3 nodes
  • M-160: 2 ARM vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 3 nodes
Disk SizeM-10M-20M-40M-80M-160
10 GB$50$80$150
25 GB$60$90$160
50 GB$80$110$180
100 GB$110$140$200$320$570
200 GB$180$210$270$390$630
400 GB$330$460$680
800 GB$530$650$890
1200 GB$610$740$980

Smaller sizes are now generally available for Postgres, with smaller sizes for Vitess to follow. Our Vitess fleet is significantly larger than our Postgres fleet, so enabling smaller Metal sizes for Vitess will take more time.

We are excited to see what you build with this new level of performance. See our $50 PlanetScale Metal is GA for Postgres announcement for more details.