InsForge

About InsForge

InsForge is a backend-as-a-service designed for AI coding agents to drive rather than for humans to click through. It offers the familiar Supabase/Firebase surface — Postgres, authentication, storage, edge functions, realtime subscriptions and vector search — plus a model gateway that gives an application AI model access out of the box, but the framing is that every service is operable end to end through a CLI and agent skills. That distinction is the whole product: a coding agent that has to navigate a web console to provision a bucket or rotate a key cannot finish a task unattended, while one that can do it all from a terminal can. The database is portable Postgres rather than a proprietary store, which is the right hedge for anyone worried about being stranded on a young platform. The free tier is unusually generous on the axis that normally bites — 50,000 monthly active users, 500MB of database, 5GB bandwidth, 1GB file storage, 100,000 edge function calls and $1 of AI model credits — with the caveat that free projects pause after a week of inactivity. Pro is $20/month billed annually ($240) or $25 month-to-month and raises MAUs to 100,000 with per-MAU overage at $0.00325, plus $10 of compute credits included. The company publishes direct comparisons against Supabase, Firebase and hosted Postgres.

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