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MongoDB vs Supabase SLA

Promised uptime per service, credits, support and what the status pages showed, side by side.
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Promise vs reality

Promised in the SLAObserved on the vendor's status pagePartial historyShortfall

Best SLA by category

Support: fastest first response

  • MongoDB Basic (free)n/aNo published response targets.
  • MongoDB Developer8 hSeverity Level 1: 8 hours · Severity Level 2: 10 hours · Severity Level 3: 12 hours · Severity Level 4: 24 hours
  • MongoDB Pro2 hSeverity Level 1: 2 hours · Severity Level 2: 4 hours · Severity Level 3: 8 hours · Severity Level 4: 24 hours
  • MongoDB Enterprise30 minSeverity Level 1: 30 minutes · Severity Level 2: 2 hours · Severity Level 3: 4 hours · Severity Level 4: 24 hours
  • MongoDB Platinum15 minSeverity Level 1: 15 minutes · Severity Level 2: 1 hour · Severity Level 3: 4 hours · Severity Level 4: 24 hours
  • Supabase Team1 d1. Urgent: 24 hours, 24/7 x 365 · 2. High: 1 business day, Mon-Fri · 3. Normal: 1 business day, Mon-Fri · 4. Low: 2 business days, Mon-Fri
  • Supabase Enterprise Standard1 h1. Urgent: 1 hour, 24/7 x 365 · 2. High: 2 business hours, Mon-Fri · 3. Normal: 1 business day, Mon-Fri · 4. Low: 2 business days, Mon-Fri
  • Supabase Priority Plus1 h1. Urgent: 1 hour, 24/7 x 365 · 2. High: 2 hours, 24/7 x 365 · 3. Normal: 12 hours, 24/7 x 365 · 4. Low: 24 hours, 24/7 x 365

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