Supabase offers eligible startups $300 in credits to help with developer tooling and engineering workflows. It's non-dilutive — no equity required — and typically open to early-stage startups, with an application on the Supabase startup page required.
About this offer
Supabase runs a startup program offering $300 in credits to eligible early-stage companies. It's aimed at founders who need developer tooling and engineering workflows — without the full price tag while they're getting off the ground.
Below is how the offer typically works and how to claim it. Exact eligibility and amounts are set by Supabase and can change, so always confirm the current terms on their official page before applying.
How to claim Supabase
Most startup programs are for early-stage companies — typically newly incorporated, below a funding or revenue threshold, and not previously enrolled in this offer. Confirm the current criteria on the Supabase page.
Use the “Claim this deal” button below to go straight to Supabase’s startup application. Some programs approve instantly; others ask a few questions about your company.
You may be asked to verify details like your website, incorporation or a partner referral (for example via an accelerator, VC or platform like Choose My Stack).
Once approved, the $300 in credits is applied to your account — credits, a discount or free months, depending on the offer.
Frequently asked questions
Eligible startups get $300 in credits on Supabase, helping with developer tooling and engineering workflows while keeping early-stage costs down.
No — the Supabase startup perk is non-dilutive. You don't give up any equity to claim it.
It's aimed at early-stage startups. Exact criteria — incorporation date, funding stage and whether you've used Supabase before — are set by Supabase, so confirm the current terms on their page.
Click “Claim this deal” to open Supabase's startup page, check the eligibility criteria, and apply. Many programs approve quickly.
