BackupDrill vs alternatives
Honest comparisons — including where the alternative wins. Each page covers price, what actually gets backed up, and whether anyone ever tests that the backup restores.
Supabase PITR cost & coverage
What PITR costs per project ($100/month for a 7-day window, about $130 with the compute it requires), what it covers, what it never covers, and the cheaper alternatives — BackupDrill included.
SimpleBackups vs BackupDrill
Breadth versus verified restorability: SimpleBackups covers more of the Supabase stack; BackupDrill restore-tests every backup. Compared honestly.
Supabackup vs BackupDrill
Supabackup sends database dumps to your Google Drive for $9/month. BackupDrill backs up the database — plus Storage files once you add their S3 keys — into your own bucket and drills the latest snapshot weekly. Compared honestly.
ReviveDB vs BackupDrill
Both restore-test backups — ReviveDB every one, BackupDrill the latest snapshot weekly. ReviveDB also covers Edge Functions and config, stored in the EU; BackupDrill writes into your own bucket.
BackProve vs BackupDrill
Both restore-test backups of the database and Storage files (BackupDrill's once you add the project's Storage S3 keys). BackProve is one $12/month plan with encryption it manages, stored in the EU; BackupDrill writes into your own bucket.
Databasus vs BackupDrill
Both restore-test their backups — rare agreement. The real choice: free self-hosted on a machine you run, or hosted with Storage files in the drill.