How to Cancel Supabase
Cancel Supabase in a few minutes. Exact steps, the traps to avoid, refund rules, and what happens to your data after cancellation.
The short answer
Supabase costs $25.00–$599.00/month. Access ends immediately on cancellation. Free-tier projects can be paused automatically after a period of inactivity, and restoring them is not always immediate — take backups regardless of plan.
Leutrim Miftaraj
Founder, SubTracker · Updated July 21, 2026
Step by step
- 1
Export your database before anything
Take a full backup and download it. Paused or deleted projects can lose data depending on plan and duration.
- 2
Check which projects are billing
Billing is per organisation, with each project contributing. An unused project still counts.
- 3
Pause or delete unused projects
Pausing stops compute charges on some plans; deleting removes the project and its data entirely.
- 4
Downgrade the organisation plan
Once projects fit within free limits, downgrade in organisation billing settings.
Before you cancel
- •Free-tier projects can be paused automatically after a period of inactivity, and restoring them is not always immediate — take backups regardless of plan.
- •Storage, bandwidth and function invocations bill separately from the base plan.
- •Deleting a project is irreversible and takes the database with it.
Refunds
Prorated credit may apply on downgrade; usage already incurred is billed.
Before you cancel entirely
Check whether the free tier covers your actual use. Many software subscriptions are bought during an intensive period and then kept out of habit long after the free tier would suffice.
The annual commitment trap
Software subscriptions carry the most expensive cancellation trap of any category, and it is deliberately obscured at the point of sale. Many vendors offer what looks like a monthly plan but is actually an annual commitment billed monthly. The distinction is invisible until you try to leave, at which point an early termination fee appears.
Adobe is the widely known example, charging 50% of the remaining months, but the pattern is common across professional software. Before cancelling anything, find out which plan you are on. It is usually stated in account settings under a heading like "commitment" or "plan term" rather than anywhere prominent.
Export before you cancel, not after
This is the mistake that costs the most and is the hardest to reverse. Many software subscriptions restrict access to your existing work once the plan lapses — files become read-only, projects become inaccessible, or exports are disabled entirely on the free tier.
Export everything you might want before you confirm the cancellation. Not after: several vendors revoke export capability at the moment of cancellation rather than at the end of the paid period, which means the window you assumed you had does not exist.
Check whether the free tier is enough
A significant share of software subscriptions are bought during one intensive project and then kept out of habit. The free tier frequently covers what you actually do now, as opposed to what you were doing when you subscribed. Downgrading rather than cancelling preserves your data and stops the charge.
If you are charged after cancelling
- •Keep the cancellation confirmation. An email or a screenshot showing the date is the document that resolves this, and it is much easier to save now than to reconstruct later.
- •If you are charged after cancelling, contact the provider first with the confirmation attached. Most reverse the charge without argument when presented with a timestamped confirmation.
- •If the provider does not resolve it, your bank or card issuer can reverse the payment. Card networks treat a charge after a documented cancellation as a straightforward chargeback, and the confirmation is the evidence you need.
- •For recurring card payments you can also instruct your bank to block future payments to that merchant. In the EU and UK, banks are required to honour this instruction even if the merchant continues to request payment.
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Start freeFrequently asked questions
How do I cancel Supabase?+
Take a full backup and download it. Paused or deleted projects can lose data depending on plan and duration. Billing is per organisation, with each project contributing. An unused project still counts.
Do I get a refund when I cancel Supabase?+
Prorated credit may apply on downgrade; usage already incurred is billed.
What happens after I cancel Supabase?+
Access to Supabase ends immediately when you cancel.
How much does Supabase cost?+
Supabase costs $25.00–$599.00/month based on 2026 pricing. Prices vary by region and plan tier, so check your account for the exact amount you are charged.
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