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The latest product updates from Neon

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Neon on Azure is open for beta

Neon on Azure is now available for public beta! Create a new project now and try it out.

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More projects

Customers with database-per-tenant, developer platforms, and AI Agents told us they needed more projects: we've expanded the project limits across all paid Neon plans.

New limits:

  • Launch Plan: Up to 100 projects
  • Scale Plan: Up to 1,000 projects
  • Business Plan: Up to 5,000 projects

A reminder, last week we introduced the experimental @neondatabase/toolkit, which allows you to spin up a Postgres database in seconds and run SQL queries — ideal for quick setups and testing environments, and for taking advantage of your new, higher project limits.

ISO27110 & ISO27701 compliance

These new certifications add to our growing list of compliance achievements. For more about Neon's compliance milestones, see Compliance.

Database limits per branch

In case you missed last week's heads up — this week we've started enforcing a limit of 500 roles and 500 databases per branch. If you have any concerns about these new limits, please reach out to the Neon Support team. Previously, these limits were recommended but not enforced.

At a glance metrics for Free plan users

We're making it easier for Free Plan users to check how much room you've got left on your account-level metrics. Find it on your Projects page.

account metrics widget on all projects page

And we've also added a project-level usage widget on the Project Dashboard as well, letting you know your current consumption levels for the month for each individual project.

project metrics on individual project page

Guests are now Collaborators

We've renamed Project sharing to Collaborators in both your Project and Organization settings pages in the Neon Console. This update streamlines collaboration with other users, whether from a personal account project or with external users for Organization-owned projects.

To manage collaboration from the project level, Project → Settings → Collaborators. And to manage collaboration for all projects in your Organization, Organization → People → Collaborators.

Fixes & improvements
  • We've removed deprecated language and actions from the Neon CLI. A few months ago, we started calling your root branch default instead of primary. The CLI now reflects this change: primary is no more, it's default everywhere. For more info, see set-default.
  • Added support for organization scopes in Neon OAuth, including create, read, update, delete, and manage organization permissions. See Neon OAuth integration for details.
  • Added an account selector to let users choose between personal and organization accounts when submitting a support ticket. This prevents issues for users with both free and paid accounts.
  • Fixed a UI issue where very long parent branch names broke the layout on the Branches view.
  • Resolved an issue where paid users incorrectly received alerts for hitting their monthly compute limits.
  • Corrected a display issue on the Monitoring page where charts showed an inaccurate pattern of breaks for autoscaling computes.
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