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Except: "The active time includes periods when the database is receiving requests and for a duration (default 300 seconds) after the last request is received. Following this period of inactivity, the database scales down to zero, effectively pausing compute time billing."

So if you get at least one request every five minutes, neon will charge you for 24 hours of compute a day.

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