Neon
AvailableDatabase
BeforeRed can connect and display the usage signals listed below.
What BeforeRed can read
Verified metrics
Numbers below come from supported Neon usage signals and their applicable limits.
| Metric | Free-tier limit |
|---|---|
Branch storage MB | 512 MB on Free · verified 2026-08-12T00:00:00.000Z |
How to connect
Connection safety
Authorization
OAuth
This connection is available because the provider supports a credential that can be restricted against infrastructure changes. BeforeRed requires the documented scope and asks the user to confirm it before connecting.
Capability boundary
- Organizations and projects granted through Neon OAuth
- Project storage and compute metadata exposed to read scopes
- Create, update, suspend, or delete projects
- Read table rows or database credentials
Available with restricted access.
The authenticated flow explains the exact provider permissions before showing any credential input.
Capability manifest
What BeforeRed can read
Every capability reflects what BeforeRed can currently read from the provider. Unsupported data stays clearly marked.
Authentication BeforeRed can connect to the provider at all. | Certified |
OAuth OAuth is available, with a documented flow. | Planned |
Account discovery BeforeRed can list the user's account or organization. | Certified |
Project discovery BeforeRed can pick a specific project or service to monitor. | Certified |
Plan detection BeforeRed can read which plan you are on. | Certified |
Free-plan support Useful signal is available on the Free / Hobby tier. | Certified |
Usage monitoring Current usage values for the metrics you care about. | Certified |
Historical usage BeforeRed can read past values, not only current usage. | Under verification |
Limit retrieval BeforeRed can read the currently applicable limit. | Certified |
Cost monitoring Spending can be attributed to specific projects or services. | Not available |
Token refresh OAuth tokens are refreshed automatically without re-auth. | Planned |
Disconnect The user can revoke access from the provider side and we know. | Supported |
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