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Cloudflare D1
SQLite on Cloudflare Workers
Free tier + paidDatabases & backenddevelopers.cloudflare.com
What it is
A SQLite database built into the Cloudflare Workers platform and queried through a Worker binding rather than a connection string. The free plan allows 10 databases, 5 million row reads per day and 5GB total storage. Workers Paid at $5 monthly raises this to 25 billion reads.
Why it earns a slot
If your app already lives on Workers or Pages, D1 adds no extra vendor, no connection pooling and no cold start. Cloudflare ships a fleet of official remote MCP servers, including one for Workers bindings.
Know before you commit
A hard 10GB ceiling per database that cannot be raised, and free databases cap at 500MB each. D1 is only reachable from Workers, so no psql, no BI tool and no generic driver.
Getting started
npx wrangler d1 create my-db
Neighbourhood
How Cloudflare D1 sits against the rest of the atlas — swaps, companions and the tools builders actually save alongside it.
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