Real-time insights from time-stamped data.
TimescaleDB lets you store and analyze data that changes over time — think sensor readings, stock prices, server metrics, or energy usage. It's built on PostgreSQL, so you get all the power of a trusted database with extra features designed for time-based analytics.
What makes TimescaleDB worth launching.
Automatically organizes your data by time so searches that used to take minutes now finish in seconds.
Works with all the tools and apps that already support PostgreSQL, so you can connect your favorite dashboard or analytics tool.
Stores years of historical data using a fraction of the space, so you can keep more history without running out of room.
If you fit one of these, TimescaleDB is probably built for you.
Practical scenarios where TimescaleDB makes a real difference.
Collect readings from thousands of IoT devices — temperature, pressure, vibration — and get alerts when something's off.
Store stock prices, crypto trades, or currency exchange rates and run instant calculations on historical trends.
Log response times, error rates, and user activity to spot slowdowns or usage patterns in real time.
Track power consumption, water flow, or solar generation across multiple locations and compare performance over time.
TimescaleDB is a powerful database designed for data that's collected over time — like temperature readings from sensors, daily stock prices, or website traffic numbers. It's built on PostgreSQL, one of the most trusted databases in the world, so you get reliability plus special features for analyzing time-stamped information. With TimescaleDB, you can store millions of data points and run fast queries to spot trends, track changes, and create dashboards. It automatically organizes your data by time, which means your queries stay fast even as your data grows. Developers, data analysts, and businesses use it to monitor equipment, track financial markets, and understand user behavior.
TimescaleDB gives you the power to work with time-based data — sensor readings, financial trades, app metrics — all using standard SQL that analysts already know. It automatically organizes your data by time, so your dashboards and reports stay fast even as you collect millions of records. Teams love it because they can keep using familiar PostgreSQL tools while getting database features purpose-built for time-series analytics. With an active open-source community behind it, TimescaleDB is constantly improving with new capabilities for compressing data, running continuous calculations, and more.
No per-seat pricing
Add your whole team for one flat fee.
Your data stays yours
Nothing passes through a third-party cloud.
Use your own domain
Run it on yourdomain.com with free SSL.
No terminal. No config. No docs.
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SSL, backups, and updates run automatically behind the scenes.
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What others charge for just the empty server.
Server costs only. Prices checked June 2026.
4 vCPU cores, 8 GB RAM, 150 GB storage
A solid place to start
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| Vultr | $40/mo | $21 (53%) |
| Linode | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $84/mo | $65 (77%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $103.45/mo | $84.45 (82%) |
8 vCPU cores, 24 GB RAM, 400 GB storage
The sweet spot for most people
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Vultr | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Linode | $192/mo | $143 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $164/mo | $115 (70%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $231.17/mo | $182.17 (79%) |
16 vCPU cores, 64 GB RAM, 600 GB storage
For power users
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Vultr | $320/mo | $221 (69%) |
| Linode | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $474.53/mo | $375.53 (79%) |
Prices checked June 2026. Excludes taxes, credits, backups, bandwidth.
Everything you need to know about launching TimescaleDB on OpenZapps.
TimescaleDB is a database designed for data that changes over time — like sensor readings, stock prices, or website traffic. It's built on PostgreSQL, a widely trusted database, with extra features to make time-based data fast to query and efficient to store.
Not at all. OpenZapps handles everything behind the scenes so TimescaleDB is ready to use. If you know basic SQL (the language used to ask questions of databases), you can start querying your data right away.
You pay OpenZapps a flat monthly fee to run TimescaleDB on your own private cloud space. There are no surprise charges based on how much data you store or how many queries you run.
Yes. Your TimescaleDB database runs on your own private cloud space through OpenZapps. Your data stays completely separate from other users, and you control who has access to it.
Yes — through OpenZapps, you can connect your own custom domain to your TimescaleDB setup so your team can access it at a URL you choose.
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