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I user godaddy hosting and they allow database use upto 200 mb. I plan to have a website with many user account and will use asp.net membership database for managing these accounts. How many user accounts will eat up 200 MB space. If someone can give an exact figure then it would be easy to decide if i have to plan on my budget to buy more database space.
Based on a quick scientific and exact (not) calculation on a certain database, I came up with a bit less than two kilobytes per user (with no roles), including indexes. That is, if you only care about the ASP.NET membership tables, of course.
This would bring your maximum user count somewhere near one hundred thousand users. I doubt you’ll get that many users in quite a while, so I wouldn’t concern myself with the space the few rows in the membership tables will take.