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Pricing

Priced for the evidence, not your bytes.

Your backups land in storage you own and pay for directly. Walwarden charges a flat monthly fee for the scheduling, signing, and audit chain on top — no per-gigabyte surprise, and we never hold your data.

Closed alpha · pricing shown is the live configuration.

Free
$0

One database, verified.

  • 1 Postgres database (Supabase or Neon)
  • Scheduled logical backups to your own S3
  • Ed25519-signed manifests + audit chain, independently verifiable with the matching public key
  • Operator-run restore via the CLI
  • Community support (GitHub)
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ProMost teams start here
$29/mo

For the engineer who owns the backups.

  • Everything in Free
  • Multiple databases
  • Backup-failure alerting
  • Evidence-bundle export for auditors
  • Email support
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Team
$199/mo

For the team carrying a SOC 2.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 25 connected Postgres databases
  • Up to 10 team members with roles
  • API tokens for automation
  • 13-month audit-chain retention — covers a full SOC 2 Type II observation window
  • Priority support with a one-business-day response SLA
  • SSO + SCIM provisioning [coming]
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Enterprise

Larger fleets, custom retention, or a security review of Walwarden itself? Let's scope it on a call.

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What you pay for

The fee covers proof. Storage stays yours.

  • Your storage is billed by your provider. Backups go to your own S3 bucket. You pay AWS for storage and egress directly — Walwarden never marks it up and never holds the bytes.
  • Restores run on your machine. Operator-run restores pull from your bucket through the CLI on a host you control. There is no Walwarden restore-compute charge.
  • The subscription buys the control plane. Scheduling, signed manifests, the append-only audit chain, and the Evidence exports built for independent verification with their matching public key; publication readiness is shown explicitly.

Why not the built-in backups?

Native backups live inside the provider you're backing up.

Supabase and Neon both ship capable backups — but they sit in the same trust boundary as your primary, and they don't hand your auditor an independent artifact. Walwarden is the off-provider copy and the proof, not a replacement for the database.

Destination you ownBackups land in your bucket, restorable with pg_restore even if Walwarden disappears.
Evidence, not screenshotsSigned manifests and Evidence exports can be verified offline with their matching public key when publication readiness is available.
One pane, two providersSupabase and Neon backups in a single dashboard, with one audit chain across them.

Honest about what ships

Today, every plan runs scheduled logical backups with operator-run restores and signed evidence, on Supabase and Neon. Finer-grained recovery and more providers are on the roadmap — we'll tell you when a capability is in your account, and we won't put it on your invoice before then.

Pricing for existing customers is grandfathered for 24 months from signup. Annual billing saves 15%. Already using Walwarden? Upgrade from your in-app billing settings so the plan attaches to your org.

Start free. Prove a restore. Then decide.

One database on the Free plan is enough to produce signed Evidence; independent verification requires its matching public key, with publication readiness shown explicitly.

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