Evidence record EV-0035
Vendor claim: 70% of new Supabase databases are created by agents or AI tools
Supabase states that it adds more than 4 million databases a month and that 70% of new databases are created by agents or AI-driven tools.
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Evidence class: Vendor claim. A claim, not a measurement. The definitions behind it are usually unstated, and the figure often comes from a launch or funding announcement. It can show a direction, not a size. Pattern tags: measurement.
Effect, as the source reports it
- Share of new databases created by agents or AI-driven tools. With the change: 70%. Direction: not-applicable. Size: 70%. Sample: More than 4 million databases and 1 million users added per month.
Agent profile
- Note on models: Not applicable: a platform usage figure.
Conflicts of interest
Stated by Supabase in a press release announcing new funding and an acquisition (Turso).
Source
Supabase Announces $150M in New Funding and Turso Acquisition, PR Newswire (Supabase), 2 October 2026. Retrieved ; verification: verified-live.
The full primary source was fetched on 2026-10-08 and every number in this record was found in it. The 70% figure appears in the press release; the Supabase blog post says agents are spinning up millions of databases and that Supabase launches over one million databases per week.
Corroborating sources:
- Supabase is acquiring Turso, Supabase, Paul Copplestone, 2 October 2026.
Limitations
- A vendor claim in a funding announcement; "created by agents or AI-driven tools" is not defined.
For designers
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