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The post compares hosting and managed Postgres options for a startup's first 100 paying users and how each grows.

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• The growth section ("Growing from 100 to 10,000 users without an infrastructure project") adds that Prisma Postgres autoscales, so there is no instance to size or upgrade as traffic grows, and that the plan sets the included operations, storage, connection limits and price. The section explained the plan change but not what happens to capacity.
• updatedAt and a new update-history line.

Sources checked 2026-10-29

• https://www.prisma.io/blog/operations-based-billing: "you don't have to provision resources or consider idle or peak loads, and the system scales automatically."
• https://www.prisma.io/docs/postgres overview (docs PR in this batch): "Prisma Postgres autoscales: there is no instance to size or upgrade, and you pay per operation."
• https://www.prisma.io/pricing: Starter 1M operations then $8 per million; Pro $49 with 10M operations.

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  • Updated the hosting and Postgres article with information about Prisma Postgres autoscaling, including that it scales without requiring users to size or upgrade an instance.
  • Clarified that plan limits define included operations, storage, connection limits, and pricing.
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The article date changes to 2026-10-29. The growth section adds details about Prisma Postgres autoscaling and plan limits. The Sources section and update history cite the new information.

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