What Founders Build on Supabase: 38 Revenue-Backed Apps and Their Stacks
38 businesses built on Supabase, from a $56K/mo mobile app to a $15K MRR solo SaaS: the stacks around it, what it costs, and when founders move off.
Supabase has become the default backend for apps built with AI tools. The ProvenStartups index holds 38 revenue-backed businesses that run on Supabase; 58% are run by one person, and 14 report $10K a month or more. Supabase does not make them money. It shows up because Claude Code, Cursor and Lovable reach for it by default, which leaves founders free to spend their time on buyers.
How we count: a business is listed if its own interview names Supabase in its stack. On October 17, 2026 we removed 10 entries, including clone tutorials whose revenue belongs to the original app, ideas not yet built, and a video arguing you do not need Supabase at all.
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Which apps built with Supabase make money?
Consumer apps and small SaaS lead. In each case Supabase holds the accounts and data, and something else does the selling.
