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Due to its severless nature, Neon makes it possible for companies to manage huge fleets of Postgres databases (= Neon projects) even with small teams and budgets. Examples include:
- Retool ([read the case study](https://neon.tech/blog/how-retool-uses-retool-and-the-neon-api-to-manage-300k-postgres-databases))
- Replit and Replit Agent
- Vercel
- Koyeb, Genezio, and many other IaaS
Due to its severless nature, Neon makes it possible for companies to manage huge fleets of Postgres databases (= Neon projects) even with small teams and budgets. Examples include:

- Retool ([read the case study](https://neon.tech/blog/how-retool-uses-retool-and-the-neon-api-to-manage-300k-postgres-databases))
- Replit and Replit Agent
- Vercel
- Koyeb, Genezio, and many other IaaS

What all these platforms had in common:

What all these platforms had in common:
- They needed to create one database per user
- They needed deployment to be nearly instantaneous, to not make their users wait
- Everything had to be programmable via API
- The cost of idle instances had to be negligible
- The cost of idle instances had to be negligible

The solution: **they're creating a Neon project per customer, scaling up to hundreds of thousands of projects**. [Explore our Partners page to learn more](https://neon.tech/partners).

The solution: **they're creating a Neon project per customer, scaling up to hundreds of thousands of projects**. [Explore our Partners page to learn more](https://neon.tech/partners).
To get started with the implementation, navigate to the [Database-per-user guide](https://neon.tech/docs/use-cases/database-per-user)

To get started with the implementation, navigate to the [Database-per-user guide](https://neon.tech/docs/use-cases/database-per-user)
## Neon features that make this possible

## Neon features that make this possible
- **Management API**. Use the [Neon API](https://api-docs.neon.tech/reference/getting-started-with-neon-api) to provision new databases of any size, in any region, set up usage quotes, even pass through costs to end-users with detailed per-database metrics.
- **Instant provisioning**. Neon databases provision in less than 1 second.
- **Scale-to-zero**. You don't pay for inactive databases in Neon, meaning you're not paying a fixed cost for every database you onboard.
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## Getting started

### How to integrate with Neon

Find details about the different ways you can integrate with Neon.
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