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Database management: what 5 tools cost

Managed database services including SQL, NoSQL, and specialized databases. Every price below is the plan a buyer actually lands on to get this capability — not the headline figure on the pricing page, and not the free tier that does not include it. Read from each vendor's own material and dated.

Ordered by what it costs, cheapest first, starting at $15. 7 more products do this and have no researched price, so they are not listed here.
Managed Databases DigitalOcean Verified 2026-08-22 Fully managed PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Redis databases $15/mo Starterthe plan this buyer lands on Details → Base Collaboration (Team Plan) airtable Verified 2026-08-24 Multi-user database with unlimited bases and advanced sharing controls — Airtable's entry-level plan for teams needing collaboration beyond a single user. $24/mo Team PlanThe lowest published tier with multi-user support, billed monthly. Details → Premium with Advanced Automations airtable Verified 2026-08-24 Database platform with unlimited automations, third-party integrations, and API access — Airtable's mid-tier for power users and developers building complex workflows. $99/mo Premium PlanThe published Premium tier with full automation and integration features, billed monthly. Details → Katana Cloud Inventory Katana Cloud Inventory Verified 2026-08-22 Cloud-based inventory and manufacturing management platform — gives real-time stock visibility across multiple sales channels and locations, with built-in production planning, work orders, and integrations to Shopify, Amazon, and QuickBooks Online. $100/mo Monthly subscriptionPer-operation monthly inventory management Details → Goflow Ecommerce Ops Goflow Verified 2026-08-22 Multichannel operations platform unifying order management, inventory tracking, fulfillment, purchasing, and catalog syncing across 250+ marketplaces like Amazon, Shopify, and Walmart — built for high-volume sellers replacing manual, spreadsheet-based operations. $300/mo SaaS subscriptionPer-seller monthly operations platform Details →

This page compares what each tool does and what it costs. It does not name a winner: picking one honestly needs a researched verdict for every option, and the corpus does not carry those yet — so nothing here is ranked by anything but price.

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