Ottomatik alternative for Supabase
Claims checked against vendor documentation on 10 August 2026.
The short answer
Ottomatik and ReviveDB both back up Supabase to storage outside the project, and both are managed services. The split is frequency against coverage: Ottomatik can run every few minutes on its higher plans but backs up the Postgres database only, while ReviveDB runs daily and captures Storage objects, Edge Functions and configuration as well, then restore-tests the database on every run.
Choose Ottomatik when
Losing an hour of database writes would hurt.
- Schedules down to minutes on the Professional plan, which no daily service matches.
- Also covers MySQL and MongoDB if Supabase is one database among several.
- Writes to your own S3, Google Drive, Dropbox or Backblaze.
- From 14 dollars per month excluding VAT; sub-hourly from 79 dollars.
Choose ReviveDB when
Your project is more than its database.
- Captures Storage object bytes, Edge Function bundles and configuration alongside the database.
- Uploaded files are usually the part that cannot be regenerated, and a database-only backup does not contain them.
- Restore-tests every database backup rather than assuming a finished dump works.
- Daily is the shortest schedule, so PITR remains the tool for second-level recovery.
Side by side
| Option | Ottomatik | ReviveDB |
|---|---|---|
| PostgreSQL database | Yes | Yes |
| Auth users and identities | Partial | Yes |
| Storage object bytes | No | Yes |
| Edge Function bundles | No | Yes |
| Project configuration1 | No | Partial |
| Restore-tested automatically2 | Unclear | Yes |
| Copy survives project deletion | Yes | Yes |
| Backup can be downloaded | Yes | Yes |
| Self-hostable | No | No |
| Bring your own bucket | Yes | No |
- 1Supabase does not expose every project setting to OAuth applications, so no third-party tool can capture all of it. ReviveDB scores this partial because it captures the settings Supabase does expose, never copies secret values, and lists whatever it could not capture as named manual steps in the recovery report. A tool claiming full configuration coverage is working within the same platform limit.
- 2Restore-tested means the database dump is restored into an isolated PostgreSQL instance and compared against a capture-time inventory, on every backup. For ReviveDB this covers the database. Storage object bytes and Edge Function bundles are verified by SHA-256 hash instead. Where a vendor does not document a restore test, this is recorded as not documented rather than as an absence.
Sources
Claims checked against vendor documentation on 10 August 2026.
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