Tiger Data

The page offers PostgreSQL guides, best practices, and tutorials on topics from time-series to AI for developers.

All community capabilities plus advanced data management, dedicated support, and enterprise-grade security. Contact Tiger Data for custom pricing.

The platform supports ingesting more than 200,000 rows per second, millisecond queries, and billions of daily crypto transactions in native Postgres.

The page describes using PostgreSQL to replace legacy historians, capture PLC, SCADA, and machine data at full fidelity, query it in SQL, and run AI on a plant floor.

The 2023 State of PostgreSQL survey results cover PostgreSQL users’ experiences with the open-source relational database.

The 2024 State of PostgreSQL survey results cover PostgreSQL users’ experiences with the open-source relational database.

The latest thoughts, tutorials, and technical posts on TimescaleDB, Postgres, AI and time series. With use cases ranging from IoT to crypto, real-time analytics, and more.

Organizations around the globe use TimescaleDB to power mission-critical applications.

The page presents press coverage.

Tiger Data’s 2024 review summarizes launches from the year and links to launch articles about its PostgreSQL platform.

Tiger Data’s 2025 review summarizes launches from the year and links to launch articles about its PostgreSQL platform.

Tiger Data’s 2023 review summarizes launches from the year and links to launch articles about its PostgreSQL platform.

Tiger Data builds a data platform for devices, distributed systems, and AI. The company is remote-first, engineering-led, and open-source at its core.

The company offers PostgreSQL cloud pricing and data storage with 95% compression. Customers pay only for what they use.

The page gives eight reasons to choose Timescale over InfluxDB and says it is built on 100% PostgreSQL with TimescaleDB.

A practical framework for choosing between self-hosted TimescaleDB and Tiger Cloud: what each path requires, who owns what, and four questions to decide.

Tiger Data states that all data is fundamentally time-series data, SQL is here to stay, and a database will always be needed; it presents TimescaleDB as that database.

The company believes that all data is fundamentally time-series data, that SQL is here to stay, and that a database will always be needed; it identifies TimescaleDB as that database.

Tiger Cloud offers support plans with PostgreSQL and TimescaleDB help tailored to use case, infrastructure, and budget.

TimescaleDB is a PostgreSQL platform trusted by enterprises processing trillions of metrics daily.

Tiger Data’s Privacy Policy describes how the company collects, uses, and protects personal data. It covers Tiger Cloud, website visitors, and service users.

Tiger Data’s Applicant Privacy Notice explains how the company collects and processes job applicants’ personal data during recruitment and hiring.

Tiger Data Data Processing Addendum (DPA) for GDPR compliance. Covers data processing terms, security measures, and sub-processor obligations.

List of Tiger Data sub-processors that handle customer data. Includes service providers, infrastructure partners, and their processing locations.

Tiger Data’s Code of Conduct governs its public code and documentation repositories, community Slack workspace, and in-person and virtual events.

Tiger Data’s legal resources include its Code of Conduct, Service Level Agreement, Tiger Data License, and Privacy Policy.

The Terms of Service for the legacy Managed Service for TimescaleDB (MST) govern MST accounts, usage, and service commitments.

Tiger Data Support Agreement outlining technical support tiers, response times, and escalation procedures for Tiger Cloud and TimescaleDB customers.