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Databases for PostgreSQL clients, rated

Conformity: dataset of 23 October 2026 · TPC-C: Stroppy Cloud, one 32 vCPU · 128 GB node, latest run

Our picks alternatives to the baseline

How picks are made: Top pick: the highest score among alternatives that score 8.0 or more, with compatibility measured and nothing broken; Runner-up: second by the same rule; Fastest: the most TPC-C tps among alternatives; Watch out: the most crashes, hangs and broken messages.

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#Database
postgres-18baseline10.02 of 210.05,655 tps · 100%10.0
Compared with postgres-18
1alloydb-omniTop pick9.91 of 29.9not run
2cloudberryRunner-up9.91 of 29.9not run
3yugabytedb9.91 of 29.9not run
4pgbouncer9.51 of 29.5not run
5OrioleDB beta19-pg17Fastest8.51 of 2not run4,785 tps · 85%8.5
6doltgres7.51 of 27.5not run
7serenedb7.31 of 27.3not run
8cockroachdbWatch out6.21 of 26.2not run
9cedardb5.41 of 25.4not run
10materialize4.71 of 24.7not run
11duckgres4.61 of 24.6not run
12risingwave3.81 of 23.8not run
13arcadedb3.41 of 23.4not run
14greptimedb3.41 of 23.4not run
15ydb3.11 of 23.1not run
16picodata3.01 of 23.0not run
17cratedb2.91 of 22.9not run
18clickhouse2.81 of 22.8not run
19spanner-pg2.81 of 22.8not run
20questdb2.41 of 22.4not run
21immudb2.21 of 22.2not run

Score: the mean of the categories that were run, out of 10; “1 of 2” says how many. The baseline is the original every engine is compared with, so it scores 10 by definition. Compatibility: the mean of protocol, types, bulk load and stability. Speed: the mean of TPC-C and TPC-C with procedures, against the baseline. Hover a cell for its parts; open a row for all of them.