Supabase Startup Credits

Supabase does not run a public, apply-direct startup credits program. Its /startups URL permanently redirects to /solutions/startups, a product-marketing page ("Supabase is for Startups. Build fast. Scale easily. Trust your stack.") whose only call to action is the normal dashboard sign-up. The page contains no credit amount, no eligibility rules and no application form.

The only Supabase-published credit figure is an AWS Activate offer page titled "Get $300 in Supabase credits through AWS Activate". It is "exclusively for VC-backed startups accessing Supabase through AWS Activate": you must be a VC-backed startup with less than $5M in total funding, have an active AWS account and not have redeemed the offer before. Applications go through a HubSpot form on that page and are reviewed within 5 business days; if approved, a Supabase team member reaches out to activate the credits, which apply to any Supabase product (database, auth, storage, edge functions).

Separately, Supabase (itself a YC S20 company) describes a Supabase YC Program in its Resend customer story: "startups that join Y Combinator receive Supabase credits". No amount or duration is published anywhere on supabase.com. Supabase also says it "partners with more than 80 other startup accelerators and early-stage investors", and its partner intake form has a "Startup Partner — VC, accelerator, or ecosystem program" track, so other accelerator and VC portfolios may receive credits negotiated privately. Those amounts are not published.

This is why aggregator sites disagree wildly (anything from $300 to $25,000, or a free Team plan): they are mixing the $300 AWS Activate offer, private accelerator deals and guesses. Program credits land in your organization's credit balance; per Supabase's billing docs, credits in the balance are applied to future invoices before your card is charged.