Money and accounting in the product
Payments, balances, stock or bookings, where a data mismatch means direct losses.
An open-source object-relational database with strict transaction support. We choose it when a product has complex logic, many relationships and reports.
A mismatch in payments or stock hits both revenue and reputation. PostgreSQL keeps every transaction consistent, and complex reports can be built directly from live data.
Payments, balances, stock or bookings, where a data mismatch means direct losses.
Customers, orders, roles and contracts are linked, and the business needs accurate reports.
The business is building a long-term platform and does not want to change databases at the first load increase.
A relational model with roles, access rights and transactions for customer data.
Transactions with isolation levels, so balances and payments always match.
The PostGIS extension for distance search, delivery zones and maps.
Complex queries, views and JSONB for reports without exporting to spreadsheets.

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It depends on the product. For a typical CMS site the difference is small. We choose PostgreSQL when there are many relationships between data, complex reports, geodata or a need to store flexible JSON fields next to regular tables.
Yes, if the structure is well planned. PostgreSQL handles large data volumes and supports read replicas and table partitioning. Bottlenecks are usually in queries and indexes, so we build them into the architecture from the start.
Yes. We move data from other databases, Excel or legacy CRMs with integrity checks and a test run, so no orders or customer history go missing after the switch.
No. PostgreSQL is open source with a free license, including for commercial projects. The only costs are the server or a managed cloud service, and they depend on data volume and load.
PostgreSQL development at GVSPACE is the foundation for SaaS platforms, client areas, accounting and fintech services where data integrity is critical. We design the schema around business processes, set up indexes, replication and backups, and use JSONB and PostGIS where they add value. We combine PostgreSQL with Node.js, Redis and cloud infrastructure, so the product can grow without rewriting the database.