A password that is yours alone
Stock images ship a published default superuser password, which means every server built from them shares one. Ours are generated per server at creation. It sounds small; it is the difference between a private database and a public one.
Sized for the data, not the marketing
Tiers run from 1 GB of memory and 20 GB of NVMe up to 14 GB and 100 GB. Those figures are checked against what the hardware can honour before a plan goes on sale.
Reachable from your app
Databases are reached on a port by an application rather than through a browser, so these plans carry no proxy slot - a reverse proxy in front of Postgres would be a feature you could not use, and we would rather not sell one.
Backups, and restoring them
Backup slots on every tier, taken on demand or on a schedule. A backup nobody has restored is a hypothesis, so restoring is a button rather than a support conversation.