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Iām currently building a crypto Saas and Iām at a decision point regarding the backend setup.
Right now, my stack includes Lovable + Vercel, and Iāve been exploring two options for handling the database:
Using Lovable Cloud as the database (fully integrated, simpler workflow)
Using Supabase (more control, dedicated backend, scalable)
Iād love to get your feedback based on real experience š
š For those whoāve used both:
Which one do you recommend for a SaaS project?
Any limitations or issues with Lovable Cloud?
Is Supabase worth the extra setup/complexity in the long run?
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If you're building a serious SaaS, I would lean towards Supabase. More control and scalability matter a lot once users start growing. Lovable Cloud is good for speed, but can feel limiting later.
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