Firebase Pricing (2026)

Current Firebase plans and a tracked history of every pricing change — extracted weekly from the official pricing page, not copied from other blogs.

Last verified: Jul 19, 2026 · Open dataset (JSON) · CC-BY 4.0

Current Plans

FirebasefreemiumFree tier ✓

Blaze planusage-based

Firebase Price-Change History

May 25, 2026plan addedSpark plan: $0
May 25, 2026plan removedCloud SQL for PostgreSQL (via SQL Connect): starting as low as $9.37
May 22, 2026plan addedBlaze plan: usage-based
May 22, 2026price changeCloud SQL for PostgreSQL (via SQL Connect): Starting as low as $9.37 / month → starting as low as $9.37
May 22, 2026plan removedBlaze plan (Pay as you go): Varies by usage, see detailed pricing for each service
May 11, 2026plan addedBlaze plan (Pay as you go): Varies by usage, see detailed pricing for each service
May 11, 2026plan addedCloud SQL for PostgreSQL (via SQL Connect): Starting as low as $9.37 / month
May 11, 2026plan removedBlaze plan: Pay as you go
May 11, 2026plan removedCloud SQL for PostgreSQL (Blaze plan component, after trial): starting as low as $9.37/month

Firebase Pricing FAQ

Does Firebase have a free tier?

Yes — Firebase offers a free tier, with paid plans starting at usage-based.

How much does Firebase cost?

Firebase paid plans: Blaze plan at usage-based. Prices are re-verified weekly against the official pricing page.

What pricing model does Firebase use?

Firebase uses freemium pricing.

Methodology: every week our pipeline extracts the prices published on Firebase’s official pricing page and compares them with the previous week; detected changes are listed above. See the full pricing tracker for all tracked tools. Data reusable with attribution (CC-BY 4.0).