9 Supabase Statistics (2025):
Valuation, Revenue, Funding, Competitors

Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative that gives developers a suite of tools including a PostgreSQL database, authentication, storage, and serverless functions.

Founded in 2020, Supabase has quickly grown into a developer-favorite backend platform, known for its open-source approach.

Continue reading for the latest Supabase statistics in 2025.

Here's a quick breakdown of what we'll cover:

• Supabase Stats (Highlights)
• Supabase Revenue
• Supabase Valuation
• Supabase Funding
• Supabase Investors
• Supabase Competitors
• Supabase Acquisitions
• Supabase Ownership
• Supabase IPO
• Supabase Employees

• Supabase generated $16 million in revenue in 2024.
• Supabase is projected to reach $27 million in revenue in 2025.
• Supabase has a valuation of $2 billion as of April 2025 (Series D).
• Supabase has raised $396.1 million in total funding.
• Supabase employs about 124 people worldwide.
• Supabase was founded in 2020 by Paul Copplestone and Anthony Wilson.

Supabase generated approximately $16 million in revenue in 2024, a 45% increase from $11 million in 2023.

Supabase is projected to reach $27 million in revenue in 2025, contiuning its strong growth over the past few years.

Here's a table of Supabase's estimated revenue from 2021 to 2025:

Supabase has a valuation of $2 billion. This comes after its Series D round in April 2025.

The company's valuation has grown 122% from its last disclosed valuation of $0.9 billion during its Series C round in September 2024.

Supabase has raised a total of $396.1 million across six funding rounds, with the $200 million Series D accounting for over 50% of total capital raised.

Below is a table of Supabase's funding rounds:

Supabase angel investors include: James Tamplin, Yuri Sagalov, Guillermo Rauch, Tom Preston-Werner, and Nat Friedman.

Below is a table of Supabase's angel investors:

Notable venture capital firms investing in Supabase include: Accel, Coatue, Felicis, Peak XV Partners, Craft Ventures, Mozilla Ventures, and Y Combinator.

Here's a table of the venture capital firms that have invested in Supabase:

Supabase's main competitors include Firebase, Neon, PlanetScale, Hasura, and Appwrite, each with different approaches to backend-as-a-service (BaaS) and database management.

Here's a table of Supabase's competitors:

Supabase has made two acquisitions since the company started: Logflare in 2021 and OrioleDB in 2024.

Below is a table of Supabase's acquisitions with the date, focus, and strategic purpose:

Supabase uses a profit-sharing model where 20% of company profits are distributed among employees based on a point system.

Under this system, founders like Paul Copplestone have higher point values.

This approach to company ownership gives employees a direct stake in Supabase's success while maintaining the founders' leadership position.

Supabase currently has no plans for an IPO, focusing instead on long-term growth and development.

In an interview, Supabase CEO Paul Copplestone emphasized the company's long-term perspective:

"People just look at a snapshot in time and they forget a startup is a very long process. We're going to be at it for generations, right? Hopefully if we do our job that's the kind of long-term view."

Supabase employs 124 people worldwide as of 2025.

That's it for our latest Supabase statistics.

Supabase's growth continues to show the increasing demand for open-source, developer-focused database platforms.

As the database-as-a-service market evolves, Supabase's PostgreSQL-focused approach gives it a unique edge when compared to proprietary alternatives like Firebase.