TL;DR - Firebase Firestore
- Firebase Firestore is a NoSQL document database for mobile and web applications
- It provides real-time sync, offline support, and scales automatically with your users
- Generous free tier, pay-as-you-go after 50K reads/day
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 88/100
Pricing
Freemium
View pricing Firebase Firestore offers a free plan with paid upgrades.
About Firebase Firestore
Firestore is Firebase's flexible, scalable database. Documents and collections, real-time sync, and queries that work—NoSQL that handles mobile and web app data elegantly.
Real-time updates happen automatically. Offline support keeps apps working. The query model fits app development patterns.
Firebase developers use Firestore as their primary database for the real-time sync and mobile-optimized design.
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Firebase Firestore FAQ
Generous free tier: 1GB storage, 50K reads, 20K writes, 20K deletes per day. Pay-as-you-go after.
Firestore is a NoSQL document database from Google. Real-time sync, offline support, scales automatically. Part of Firebase.
Both are document databases. Firestore is serverless with real-time sync. MongoDB more flexible for complex queries. Firestore for apps; MongoDB for general use.
Mobile and web apps needing real-time sync, offline support, and simple backend. Not for complex queries or analytics.