Provisioned on your machine
The database runs on the same server as the project it serves. There is no cross-network hop to a managed service and no per-gigabyte egress to reason about.
Attach PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB or Redis to a project and it is created on your server with its credentials already in the application environment. No connection string is ever typed twice.
The database runs on the same server as the project it serves. There is no cross-network hop to a managed service and no per-gigabyte egress to reason about.
The connection details are injected into the project environment when it deploys, so they do not end up in a config file, a chat message or a screenshot.
Data lives in a volume that survives redeploys. Shipping a new version of the application does not disturb what the application has stored.
This is not a distributed database product. It provisions a well-configured database on a machine you already own and connects it to the thing that needs it. For a very large number of applications that is the entire requirement, and paying a managed-database bill for it is a habit rather than a decision.
When you genuinely need replication, failover and a team watching it around the clock, you should buy that from someone who sells it. We would rather say so than pretend a single container is a cluster.
Every plan includes every Deploy Bridge capability. Paid plans raise usage ceilings; they do not unlock this feature.