To be fair, their $2B valuation is probably the most reasonable valuation we've seen in years. That doesn't negate the question of how they plan to turn a profi

To be fair, their $2B valuation is probably the most reasonable valuation we've seen in years. That doesn't negate the question of how they plan to turn a profit. If they truly have 3.5 million databases, that's only ~$500 per database to recoup the investments, that doesn't seem to crazy. Companies like OpenAI or Twitter/X are never going to be profitable enough to cover what they've already spend/cost. Supabase could because the amount is so much lower and they have paying customer, but I'd like to emphasize the "could".