Stop paying for systems that slow you down

Every extra database adds a bill, a sync job, and an on-call rotation. Couchbase Server does the work of four systems, so your team moves faster.

A memory-first design and built-in cache keep apps fast at peak traffic, so your busiest day doesn’t become your worst outage.

Your document store, cache, search engine, and vector database become one. One bill, one on-call rotation, nothing to sync.

AI without another vector database

Vector and hybrid search run on your live app data, so AI answers come from what’s true right now, not last night’s copy.

Scales out and stays up

Add nodes while your app keeps running. If one fails, replicas take over in seconds. Your customers never even notice.

Stats and benchmarks

<1ms

low-latency reads from built-in cache, even at peak demand

3.9x

higher throughput than a leading document database, same BenchANT setup

Trusted by apps that can’t go down

50M

operazioni al secondo

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10M+

query al secondo

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40M+

documenti

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  • Protect
  • Ricerca
  • Manage
  • Connect
  • One engine
  • Fraud

One engine, not four databases

Most teams run a document store, a cache, a search engine, and a vector database, plus the sync jobs between them. Couchbase Server runs all four workloads on the same live data. You get fewer systems to patch, fewer on-call rotations, and no pipelines to keep in step.

Skip the procurement marathon

Couchbase Server Enterprise Edition is on the AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure marketplaces, so you can buy it through a cloud account your company already approved. There’s no new vendor to onboard and no separate invoice. Pay by the hour or bring your own license, and eligible purchases can count toward your committed spend with that provider.

SELF-MANAGED

Server

Start free with Community Edition, which runs up to five nodes with four cores each and community support. Move to Enterprise Edition for production: no node limits, active-active XDCR, vector search, 24/7 support and, in 8.5, point-in-time recovery and immutable backups.

MANAGED CLOUD

Capella

Capella is the fully managed version of Couchbase Server, with the same engine running your apps, caching, search, and AI workloads. Couchbase handles setup, backups, scaling, and upgrades on AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, so your team ships features instead of patching clusters.

PRIVATE CLOUD

Kubernetes

The Couchbase Autonomous Operator automates deployment, scaling, upgrades, and backups on Kubernetes, including OpenShift, EKS, AKS, and GKE. Your platform team runs the database the same way it runs everything else.

Teams use Couchbase Server for user profiles, catalogs, session stores, caching, real-time fraud checks, and AI apps that need vector search on live data. It replaces several databases with one.

Yes. Couchbase Server is a distributed NoSQL database that stores JSON documents. It also supports SQL for JSON (SQL++), so you can query that JSON with joins, aggregates, and ACID transactions.

Server 8.5 adds point-in-time recovery, immutable backups, encryption across every service, faster rebalance, hybrid search, and chat-style queries. It’s in private preview, with GA in January 2027.

No, but they run the same engine. You operate Couchbase Server yourself, on premises or in any cloud. Couchbase operates Capella for you as a fully managed service on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

Yes. Couchbase Server runs vector search on the same live data as your apps. In 8.5, you can also combine keyword and vector search in one SQL query.

Yes. The Couchbase Autonomous Operator deploys, scales, upgrades, and backs up Couchbase Server on Kubernetes, including OpenShift and managed services like EKS, AKS, and GKE.

Leave database sprawl in the past

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