PlanetScale

PlanetScale feature removed on Enterprise (plans[Enterprise].features): ["All Base plan platform features","Bring your own cloud (PlanetScale Managed)","Deploy in your own AWS or GCP account","Business support included","Optional Enterprise support with 15 minute P1 response time","Shared Slack channel with database experts","Bi-weekly meetings with team","Database expertise (Vitess core maintainers)","Migration assistance","Architecture consultation","Single-tenant deployment","PCI DSS certified service provider","Multi-tenant, single-tenant, or BYOC deployment options","Additional regions (any AWS or GCP region with 3+ AZs)","AWS/GCP Marketplace purchase options","Custom pricing"] → ["All Base plan features","Bring your own cloud (PlanetScale Managed)","Single-tenant deployment","Deploy in your own AWS or GCP account","Business support included","Optional Enterprise support with shared Slack channel","Bi-weekly meetings with database experts","15 minute response time for P1 tickets","Database expertise from core Vitess maintainers","Migration assistance","Architecture consultation","PCI DSS certified service provider","Custom pricing","AWS/GCP Marketplace purchase options","Additional regions (any AWS or GCP region with 3+ AZs)"].

PlanetScale feature removed on Base (plans[Base].features): ["Vitess (MySQL-compatible sharded databases)","Neki (Postgres sharded databases)","PlanetScale Postgres (single node, Metal, HA)","Horizontal sharding","High availability across 3 availability zones","PlanetScale Metal with NVMe drives","Autoscaling storage","Branching","Deploy requests","Query monitoring","Pay as you go pricing"] → ["Vitess (sharded MySQL)","Neki (sharded Postgres)","PlanetScale Postgres","PlanetScale Metal (NVMe, unlimited IOPS)","High availability across 3 availability zones","Horizontal sharding","Autoscaling storage","Branching","Deploy requests","Query monitoring","Pay as you go pricing"].

PlanetScale reworded and reordered the Enterprise plan feature list. Entries such as 'Slack-based support' became 'Shared Slack channel with database experts' and 'Single-tenant environment' became 'Single-tenant deployment'. The data showed no removed capabilities, and a new 'Deploy in your own AWS or GCP account' entry appeared.

PlanetScale reworded the Base plan feature list and removed the 'Upsize and downsize instances as needed' entry. The other entries were reworded, for example 'Autoscaling storage (EBS)' became 'Autoscaling storage', and no pricing or limit values changed.

PlanetScale's Base plan included limits were reordered with no change in values. Egress bandwidth stayed at 100 GB, backup storage at 20 GB, storage per instance at 10 GB, and replicas per shard at 2.

PlanetScale's Base plan overage rates were unchanged in value: backup storage stayed at $0.023/GB and egress bandwidth stayed at $0.06/GB. Only the order of the keys differed.

PlanetScale's Base plan feature list was reworded, for example 'Metal NVMe option' became 'PlanetScale Metal (NVMe, unlimited IOPS)' and 'Autoscaling storage' became 'Autoscaling storage (EBS)'. 'Upsize and downsize instances as needed' was added. No feature was clearly removed, and the other listed features remained under new wording.

PlanetScale's Enterprise plan feature list was largely reworded, with the enterprise support and P1 response time items split into 'Option to upgrade to Enterprise support' and '15 minute response time for P1 tickets'. 'SSO' was no longer listed and 'Single-tenant environment' was added.

PlanetScale's Base plan included limits kept the same values (backup storage 20 GB, egress bandwidth 100 GB, storage per instance 10 GB). The storage field was renamed from storage_included_per_instance to storage_per_instance, and a replicas_per_shard value of 2 was added.

PlanetScale reworded the Enterprise plan feature list and added 'SSO'. The bi-weekly meetings entry was split out of the enterprise support item into 'Bi-weekly architecture meetings', and the 'Single-tenant environment' entry was removed as a separate item. The deployment options remain listed as 'Multi-tenant, single-tenant, or BYOC deployment'.

PlanetScale reduced the Base plan monthly price from $30.00 (3000 cents) to $5.00 (500 cents), a decrease of 83.3%.

PlanetScale changed the Base plan included resources: the 'replicas_per_shard' value of 2 was removed, and 'storage_primary_and_first_two_replicas' (10 GB) was replaced by 'storage_included_per_instance' (10 GB). Backup storage (20 GB) and egress bandwidth (100 GB) were unchanged.

PlanetScale reworded the Base plan feature list, for example 'Vitess (MySQL at hyperscale)' became 'Vitess (MySQL sharded)' and 'Pay as you go pricing' became 'Pay as you go'. The listed capabilities appear to be the same, with only the wording and order changed.

PlanetScale reduced the monthly price of its Base plan from $15.00 to $5.00, a decrease of approximately 66.7%.

PlanetScale updated the Enterprise plan feature list, removing the standalone "Database expertise," "Migration assistance," "Slack-based support," and "Enterprise support upgrade option" entries and replacing them with "All Base plan features," "Deploy in your own AWS or GCP account," "Optional Enterprise support," "Shared Slack channel," and "Database expertise / core Vitess maintainers."

PlanetScale removed the "Self-serve signup" feature from the Base plan, while adding "Single node from $5/month," "Metal from $50/month with NVMe storage," and "Add-ons: dev branch hours, SSO, upgraded support" to its feature list.

PlanetScale updated the Base plan's included resources, removing the previously listed specifications for nodes (3, comprising 1 primary and 2 replicas), vCPU per node (1/16), and memory per node (512 MB), while retaining 10 GB of storage and 100 GB of egress bandwidth.