Top 10 GraphDB Alternatives & Competitors

Top 10 Alternatives to GraphDB Recently Reviewed By G2 Community

#1

Neo4j Graph Database
By Neo4j, Inc.
(132)4.5 out of 5
Neo4 is a graph database, that brings data relationships to the fore. From companies offering personalized product and service recommendations; to websites adding social capabilities; to telcos diagnosing network issues; to enterprises reimagining master data, identity, and access models; organizations adopt graph databases as the best way to model, store and query both data and its relationships.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• Graph Databases
Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, Neo4j Graph Database is:
Better at support
Better at meeting requirements
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#2

AllegroGraph
By Franz Inc
(4)5.0 out of 5
AllegroGraph® is a modern, high-performance, persistent graph database. AllegroGraph uses efficient memory utilization in combination with disk-based storage. AllegroGraph supports SPARQL, RDFS++, and Prolog reasoning from numerous client applications.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• RDF Databases
• Graph Databases
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#3

ArangoDB
By ArangoDB
(110)4.6 out of 5
ArangoDB is a distributed, free, and open-source database with a flexible data model for documents, graphs, and key-values. Build high performance applications using a convenient SQL-like query language or JavaScript extensions.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• Graph Databases
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Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, ArangoDB is:
Better at support
Better at meeting requirements
More usable
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#4

Stardog
By Stardog Union
(17)4.3 out of 5
Stardog is a reusable, scalable knowledge graph platform designed to enable enterprises to unify all their data, including data sources and databases of every type, to get the answers needed to drive business decisions.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• RDF Databases
• Graph Databases
Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, Stardog is:
More expensive
Better at meeting requirements
Better at support
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#5

Blazegraph
By Blazegraph
(1)5.0 out of 5
Blazegraph is a scalable, high-performance graph database with support for the Blueprints and RDF/SPARQL APIs. Blazegraph is available in a range of versions that provide solutions to the challenge of scaling graphs. Blazegraph solutions range from millions to trillions of edges in the graph.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• RDF Databases
• Graph Databases
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#6

RDFox
By Oxford Semantic Technologies
(14)4.8 out of 5
RDFox is the high-performance in-memory knowledge graph and semantic reasoner. Designed by leading academics at the University of Oxford, RDFox is the child of groundbreaking research that has culminated in the fasted market-ready knowledge graph, owing to its optimised in-memory approach. Coupled with its unmatched reasoning capabilities, it is the high-end competitor to the industry standards. Supporting Datalog, OWL 2 RL, SPARQL, and validation with SHACL, RDFox complies with W3C standards, allowing easier adoption.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• RDF Databases
• Graph Databases
Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, RDFox is:
Better at support
Better at meeting requirements
More usable
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#7

MarkLogic
By Progress Software
(65)4.3 out of 5
Schema-agnostic Enterprise NoSQL database technology, coupled w/ powerful search & flexible application services.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• RDF Databases
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Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, MarkLogic is:
More expensive
Better at meeting requirements
Better at support
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#8

Redis Software
By Redis
(130)4.5 out of 5
Redis Software is designed for organizations that need fast, reliable in-memory database capabilities alongside the flexibility to manage their infrastructure. With sub-millisecond latency and millions of operations per second, Redis Software excels in delivering real-time performance. Built for high availability and disaster recovery, Redis Software ensures your data remains safe and accessible, providing the foundation for fast, scalable applications.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• Graph Databases
Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, Redis Software is:
Better at meeting requirements
More usable
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#9

OrientDB
By SAP
(60)3.9 out of 5
OrientDB is a Distributed Graph Database engine with the flexibility of a Document Database all in one NoSQL database.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• Graph Databases
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#10

Azure Cosmos DB
By Microsoft
(110)4.4 out of 5
Azure Cosmos DB provides native support for NoSQL choices, offers multiple well-defined consistency models, guarantees single-digit-millisecond latencies at the 99th percentile, and guarantees high availability with multi-homing capabilities and low latencies anywhere in the world.
Categories in common with GraphDB:
• Graph Databases
Reviewers say compared to GraphDB, Azure Cosmos DB is:
More expensive
Better at meeting requirements
Better at support
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