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Enterprise distributed NoSQL database — Capella cloud plus self-managed Server
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DependsBuy it if you run a distributed, high-throughput app needing NoSQL scale and have ops staff for clusters.
Solid enterprise NoSQL with real scale — overkill and pricey for small apps; Postgres or MongoDB may fit better.
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$2,499
Starting price (self-managed EE)
One-time, per SoftwareAdvice
$251M
Total funding
8 rounds; Haveli buyout closed Sep 2025
4,057
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Per TheirStack tech tracking
Per-node licensing; buyers question enterprise costs
G2 users praise ease of use
Strong built-in feature set cited over MongoDB
Active CVEs, but Capella is ISO 27001 certified
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Credit-based, hourly
Multiple CVEs affect Couchbase Server; the Capella cloud holds ISO 27001 certification.
Users praise ease of use and built-in features but flag licensing costs, a smaller community than MongoDB, and painful recovery moments.
“We really like Couchbase and use the CE”
“Users consistently praise Couchbase for its ease of use”
“Couchbase has a strong feature set”
Compare Couchbase with each alternative.
Bigger community, similar document model; easier hiring and docs.
Couchbase vs MongoDBServerless AWS-native option with almost no ops burden.
Open-source distributed scale for write-heavy workloads.
Small apps need none of this — plain SQL wins.
Couchbase vs Postgres or SQLiteBased on 20+ public sources; several review snippets were truncated, so ratings rely on the numbers shown.
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