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> pgEdge is a modern distributed database system built on standard PostgreSQL that’s designed for geo-distribution, high availability, and low latency — especially useful for "edge" deployments.

Had to look elsewhere as well...

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YugabyteDB / CockroachDB like from that description. Curios to see how it competes with multigres.

We're a little different in that we're not just 100% open-source, but also 100% compatible with community PostgreSQL. see https://pgscorecard.com for comparisons between pgEdge and YugabyteDB, CockroachDB on that front.

More thoughts on why we feel that's important here: https://www.pgedge.com/blog/considering-distributed-postgres...

and the Buyer's Guide (https://www.pgedge.com/landing-pages/distributed-postgresql-...) referenced within does list more technical details and comparisons between us and YugabyteDB / CockroachDB.

Also, in that same vein of caginess, they don't call out their pricing. It's one of those, "contact sales" services.

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