What Tinybird changed

• Updated scale metrics: Monthly requests increased from 3.32M to 1.47B.
• Updated processing stats: Changed from 607TB per month to 212TB per day.
• Replaced a MySQL cost-saving headline with a performance claim of 30M requests/day at sub-second latency.
• Swapped a customer testimonial from Audiense (MySQL migration) for a new quote from The Hotels Network (ClickHouse replacement).
• Added a standard cookie consent and privacy notice banner.

Tinybird is shifting its marketing focus from cost savings (MySQL) to massive scale and performance. By highlighting billions of requests and hundreds of terabytes processed daily, they are positioning themselves for larger enterprise workloads.

• Replaced a quote about CI/CD and git commits with a testimonial from Audiense about MySQL scaling issues and platform stability.
• Updated a key metric to highlight a customer eliminating a $3,000/mo MySQL bill and achieving 20x storage reduction.
• Updated platform stats: "48.6TB processed" increased to "607TB processed."
• Changed query performance metrics from "62ms p90" to "3.32M requests per month" with "206ms avg query latency."
• Added Javier Baena (Audiense) as a featured customer on the main hero section.

Tinybird is shifting its marketing focus from "ease of use" to "cost reduction and scalability." By showcasing a customer who saved $3,000/month and reduced storage by 20x, they are directly targeting users frustrated by the high costs and technical limits of traditional databases like MySQL.

• Added a new featured testimonial from Bu Kinoshita (CTO at Resend) focusing on CI/CD integration and ease of setup.
• Replaced general request volume stats with a specific "62ms p90 query latency" metric.
• Updated the primary use case highlight to show a "Postgres to Tinybird" migration completed in under 2 weeks.
• Swapped "212TB processed per day" for a "500K active users" social proof metric.
• Removed the testimonial from The Hotels Network.

Tinybird is shifting its marketing focus from general scale (requests per day) to specific developer workflows (CI/CD) and migration speed. By highlighting a "Postgres to Tinybird" migration, they are targeting users who have outgrown traditional databases but fear the complexity of ClickHouse.