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So put Supabase on a $5 box or build out your own replacement backend if your time is that cheap.


I think i mentioned this in my original reply- the app was already built and too integrated with supabase, it is hard to leave


It's open source, self host it. Or find some paying customers.


That's quite challenging to do. I've myself spent quite a few hours looking into it and came to the conclusion that they make it their goal to complicate the self-hosting by lack of detailed docs. For example: I recall seeing a comment/warning in their docs similar to "for production, don't use this default setup" and it kinda felt more like "tough luck, figure it out or fork out $ome ca$h". Perfectly fine business model, but not 100% self-hostable on a production level (even for a very basic app)




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