Open-source backend platform providing Postgres, authentication, APIs, and real-time features to build scalable apps quickly.
Best Hasura Alternatives
Hasura: Open-source platform that simplifies web app development by automating deployment, monitoring, and security with built-in authentication and encryption. Below are the tools in our catalog that cover the same features, grouped by the job they replace, with pricing side by side.
Backend & infrastructure automation
Replaces Hasura for: Automated deployment and infrastructure management · Scalable architecture for modern applications · Integration with existing development workflows
Database & data management
Replaces Hasura for: Comprehensive monitoring and logging capabilities · Data encryption for security · Scalable architecture for modern applications
Securely store, analyze, and scale data while enhancing security and performance with encryption and automated backups.
Hasura vs. alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Pricing | Monthly visits | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hasura | Free Trial, from $0.07 | 94K | |
| Supabase | Freemium, from $0.01 | 28M | Compare |
| OutSystems | Contact for Pricing, from $1 | 511K | Compare |
| Platform | Paid, from $0.50 | 248K | Compare |
| Snowflake | Contact for Pricing | 5.1M | Compare |
| Qubole | Free Trial, from $108 | 17K | Compare |
| Hortonworks Data Platform | Paid, from $10 | — | Compare |
Questions
- What is the best alternative to Hasura?
- Supabase is the top pick in our catalog, followed by OutSystems and Platform. Picks are based on the features each listing describes.
- Is there a free alternative to Hasura?
- None is completely free, but Supabase has a free plan.
- Which Hasura alternative is the most popular?
- Supabase, with about 28M visits a month — the highest measured traffic among the tools on this page.
- How are these alternatives chosen?
- We compare what each tool in our catalog says it does against Hasura's own feature list — category is ignored, so a tool filed elsewhere can still qualify. Matches are grouped by the job they replace. Nobody pays to appear here.