SnapbackFree tier = no backups.
Supabase's free plan includes zero automated backups. One bad migration, one wrong DELETE, and your data is gone.
Your Supabase database has no undo button. We built one.
Snapback takes automatic daily backups with visual diffs. See exactly what changed between any two snapshots — and snap back to any point, down to a single row.
Free during beta · No credit card
users+320 · −12
| change | id | plan | |
|---|---|---|---|
| + | 8f2a1c | alice@example.com | pro |
| + | 91bd07 | dev@acme.io | free |
| + | a70e33 | sam@studio.co | free |
| − | 1c9d44 | bob@example.com | free |
| − | 2b8e10 | old@example.com | pro |
The gap
Backups you can't look inside aren't answers.
Pro backups don't answer the real question.
Daily snapshots tell you that you have backups — not what changed or when things went wrong.
PITR starts at $100/mo.
Point-in-time recovery is powerful, but it's priced for companies, not side projects.
How it works
Three screens between you and a very bad day.
Timeline
See your database's history at a glance.
A calendar-style timeline of every backup, each tagged with what moved. Spot the day things went sideways without opening a single dump file.
backupslast 7 days
| date | changes |
|---|---|
| 2026-07-27 | users +320 · orders ~8 · posts −12 |
| 2026-07-26 | users +18 |
| 2026-07-25 | users +24 · posts +3 |
| 2026-07-24 | — |
| 2026-07-23 | users +11 · orders +2 |
Visual Diff
git diff, but for your data.
Pick any two snapshots. Snapback shows added, changed, and deleted rows per table — plus schema and RLS policy changes.
ordersschema changed · ~8
column added: refunded_at (timestamptz, null)
| change | id | status | refunded_at |
|---|---|---|---|
| ~ | 55e2f9 | refunded | 2026-07-27 |
| ~ | 6a1b04 | refunded | 2026-07-27 |
Selective Restore
Bring back the 12 rows you deleted. Not the whole database.
Check the rows you want from the diff, preview the result, and restore. No full-database rollback, no collateral damage.
posts2 of 12 selected
| restore | change | id | title | author |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [x] | − | d31f77 | Launch notes | alice |
| [x] | − | e04a92 | Pricing draft | sam |
| [ ] | − | f92c15 | Changelog v3 | alice |
Live demo
This is what a bad Tuesday looks like.
Yesterday · 03:00 UTC
users
| id | plan | |
|---|---|---|
| 4c1a90 | maria@example.com | pro |
| 1c9d44 | bob@example.com | free |
| 2b8e10 | old@example.com | pro |
orders
| id | status |
|---|---|
| 55e2f9 | paid |
| 6a1b04 | paid |
posts
| id | title | author |
|---|---|---|
| d31f77 | Launch notes | alice |
| e04a92 | Pricing draft | sam |
| f92c15 | Changelog v3 | alice |
Pricing
Cheaper than the afternoon you'd spend rebuilding the data.
Free
$0/mo
- 1 project
- 7-day retention
- Change alerts only
Pro
$12/mo
- 3 projects
- 30-day retention
- Full diffs + restore
Team
$29/mo
- Unlimited projects
- 90-day retention
- Everything in Pro + Slack/Discord alerts
Early access members get 50% off for the first year.
Read-only by design.
Snapback never sees your service_role key, never stores write credentials, and will publish its egress IPs at launch so you can lock us out at the network level.
Read the security model →FAQ
The questions you should be asking.
Is my data safe?
Snapback will connect with a read-only role you create — we never ask for your service_role key, and we never store write credentials. Backups will be AES-256 encrypted, and we'll publish our fixed egress IPs at launch so you can lock your database down to them. One click will delete everything.
Do you need my service_role key?
No. Just a read-only Postgres role. We give you the exact SQL to create it — and to revoke it anytime.
How do restores work if you can't write?
We'll generate the restore SQL for you to review and run yourself, so you stay in control. One-click restore — using a write credential held in memory only, never stored — is on the roadmap.
How is this different from Supabase's built-in backups?
Native backups are snapshots you can't look inside. Snapback will show you what changed and let you restore selectively.
Do you support Neon or PlanetScale?
Supabase first. Neon is next on the roadmap.
What about Storage buckets?
On the roadmap. Tell us if it's a dealbreaker for you — it moves up the list fast if enough people say so.
Stop hoping nothing breaks. Snap back instead.
Free during beta · No credit card