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EDB sells a platform: EPAS, tooling, and cloud with support priced per core. Command Prompt sells support: direct access to Postgres engineers, at a fixed rate that doesn't grow with your core count. We've been doing it since 1997, and we support EPAS too, so you can change support vendors without changing databases.

Percona is a strong open-source support company whose bench spans MySQL, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL. Command Prompt does one thing: Postgres and the open source stack around it, since 1997. If Postgres is your primary database, you want specialists, the same engineers who know your environment, every incident.

Crunchy Data's subscription is anchored to its stack: Crunchy Certified Postgres, the Kubernetes operator, Crunchy Bridge. If you're on that stack, it's a good home. If you just run Postgres vanilla, on RDS or Aurora, on your own metal, Command Prompt supports what you already have, priced on service rather than software.