Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4
Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4 managed PostgreSQL on AWS US East: 2 vCPU and 4 GB RAM for $70 a month, prorated by the second. Storage costs $0.10 per GB-month on top. Hobby plans are best-effort, have no high-availability option and take up to 100 GB of storage.
Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4 costs $70.00 a month, or $840 a year.
- vCPU
- 2
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Service
- Managed PostgreSQL
Our notes
Choosing Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4
Who it suits
A memory-hungry database that still runs on a single node: a busy app with a large working set, analytics on a moderate dataset, or a read-heavy service where 4 GB of cache matters more than steady CPU.
Compared with other Crunchy Bridge plans
Hobby-4 and Standard-4 cost the same $70 a month with the same 4 GB of memory, and they differ in what you get around it. Hobby-4 has 2 burstable vCPU at a 20% baseline, a 100 GB storage cap and no high-availability option. Standard-4 has 1 vCPU and can add a standby server, which doubles its price. If you can accept a single node, Hobby-4 gives you two CPUs to burst on; if you need failover, choose Standard-4.
Before you sign up
Storage is extra at $0.10 per GB-month. Hobby plans are best-effort, so check the support terms if the database is critical. Sustained CPU beyond the 20% baseline is throttled, which matters for long migrations or batch jobs.
Worked costs
- Hobby-4 with 50 GB of storage
- $75
- Hobby-4 at the 100 GB storage limit
- $80
- Standard-4 with a standby (no storage)
- $140
Our arithmetic from the list prices in our catalog, before tax, add-ons and any overage not shown. Hourly prices use 730 hours for a month.
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Cost at a glance
What this plan costs you
- Per month
- $70.00
- Per year
- $840
Standard list price before tax, add-ons, backups or bandwidth overage.
Specifications
- CPU classification
- Burstable (20% baseline)
- Memory
- 4 GB
- Service
- Managed PostgreSQL
- vCPU
- 2 vCPU
Before you buy
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Managed database plans from other providers with the closest standard monthly price in USD. They are matched on price, not on limits: check storage, usage quotas and regions before switching.
Within Crunchy Bridge's range
How Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4 differs from its neighbours
Same price, different plan
- Crunchy Bridge Standard-4 costs the same, $70.00 a month. Compared with this plan, it lists vCPU as 1 vCPU instead of 2 vCPU.
Other tiers
- Crunchy Bridge Standard-8 is the next tier up at $140.00 a month, $70.00 more than this plan. Compared with this plan, it lists memory as 8 GB instead of 4 GB.
- Crunchy Bridge Hobby-2 is the next tier down at $35.00 a month, $35.00 less than this plan. Compared with this plan, it lists memory as 2 GB instead of 4 GB.
From the published specs and list prices in our catalog. Only published specs that differ are listed.
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Questions
Questions about Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4
How much does Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4 cost?
$70.00 a month, or about $840.00 a year, before tax.
How is Crunchy Bridge Hobby-4 different from Crunchy Bridge Standard-4?
Crunchy Bridge Standard-4 costs the same, $70.00 a month. Compared with this plan, it lists vCPU as 1 vCPU instead of 2 vCPU.
What does the next tier up cost?
Crunchy Bridge Standard-8 is the next tier up at $140.00 a month, $70.00 more than this plan. Compared with this plan, it lists memory as 8 GB instead of 4 GB.