Supabase vs Firebase: Choosing the Right Backend for Your Next Project

As someone who's been a developer for over 10 years and now works full-time on my own projects, I've had the opportunity to explore various backend services. A few years ago, I created and sold a Firebase boilerplate called Serverless SaaS, which helped many developers kickstart their projects with Firebase.
However, over time, I've found myself gravitating towards Supabase for my newer projects. Over time I created a Supabase starter called Supanext to help myself and other developers kickstart AI and SaaS projects with Supabase & Nextjs. In this post, I'd like to share my experiences with both Firebase and Supabase to help you decide which one might be the best fit for your next project.
As someone who's been a developer for over 10 years and now works full-time on my own projects, I've had the opportunity to explore various backend services. A few years ago, I created and sold a Firebase boilerplate called Serverless SaaS, which helped many developers kickstart their projects with Firebase.
However, over time, I've found myself gravitating towards Supabase for my newer projects. Over time I created a Supabase starter called Supanext to help myself and other developers kickstart AI and SaaS projects with Supabase & Nextjs. In this post, I'd like to share my experiences with both Firebase and Supabase to help you decide which one might be the best fit for your next project.
As someone who's been a developer for over 10 years and now works full-time on my own projects, I've had the opportunity to explore various backend services. A few years ago, I created and sold a Firebase boilerplate called Serverless SaaS, which helped many developers kickstart their projects with Firebase.
However, over time, I've found myself gravitating towards Supabase for my newer projects. Over time I created a Supabase starter called Supanext to help myself and other developers kickstart AI and SaaS projects with Supabase & Nextjs. In this post, I'd like to share my experiences with both Firebase and Supabase to help you decide which one might be the best fit for your next project.
As someone who's been a developer for over 10 years and now works full-time on my own projects, I've had the opportunity to explore various backend services. A few years ago, I created and sold a Firebase boilerplate called Serverless SaaS, which helped many developers kickstart their projects with Firebase.
However, over time, I've found myself gravitating towards Supabase for my newer projects. Over time I created a Supabase starter called Supanext to help myself and other developers kickstart AI and SaaS projects with Supabase & Nextjs. In this post, I'd like to share my experiences with both Firebase and Supabase to help you decide which one might be the best fit for your next project.