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A graph database whose knowledge graphs measurably improve AI truthfulness

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  • Deployment Cloud Based, On Premise, SaaS
  • Starting price Free
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Neo4j?

Neo4j is a graph database and graph intelligence platform, available as fully managed AuraDB or as a self-managed graph database, with graph data science, knowledge graph tooling and agent building alongside it.

GraphRAG is the capability Neo4j leads with now and the supporting evidence is unusually specific: independent research cited on its homepage finds that GraphRAG makes AI agents 80 percent more truthful. The mechanism is worth understanding. Ordinary retrieval augmented generation finds text passages that resemble a question and hands them to a model, which works until the answer requires connecting facts that never appear in the same passage. A knowledge graph holds those connections explicitly, so the relationship is retrieved rather than inferred.

Graphs suit particular problems rather than being a general replacement, and Neo4j's use case list reflects that honestly: fraud detection, identity and access management, supply chain, network and information technology topology, real-time recommendations and compliance. Each is a question about how things connect rather than about individual records, and expressing those in relational joins gets expensive quickly as the number of hops grows.

The product range covers AuraDB for managed storage and query, Virtual Graph for creating a knowledge graph over existing data without moving it, Aura Graph Analytics for running algorithms on any data in any cloud, and Aura Agent for context-aware agents, plus Graph Data Science, Enterprise Studio and Fleet Manager for self-managed estates. AuraDB Free costs nothing with no payment method required, and AuraDB Professional is 65 dollars per gigabyte per month with a one gigabyte minimum, or 0.09 dollars an hour for the smallest instance.

Key Features of Neo4j

  • Native graph data model
  • AuraDB fully managed service
  • Self-managed graph database
  • GraphRAG for AI grounding
  • Knowledge graph construction
  • Virtual Graph over existing data
  • Aura Graph Analytics algorithms
  • Aura Agent building
  • Graph Data Science library
  • Enterprise Studio visualisation
  • Fleet Manager for deployments
  • AWS, Azure, Google and Snowflake partners

Neo4j Pricing

AuraDB Free

Free

No payment method required. Access to graph tools for learning and exploring, alongside a self-managed free option.

AuraDB Professional

$65

Per gigabyte per month with a one gigabyte cluster minimum. A 14 day free trial is available.

Hourly instance

$0.09

Smallest configuration at 1GB memory, 1 CPU and 2GB storage, billed 0.09 dollars an hour or 65.70 dollars a month. The next size is 0.18 an hour or 131.40 a month.

Neo4j Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
  • On Premise
  • SaaS
Desktop
  • Web App
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • Mac
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Knowledge Base
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
neo4j.com

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Neo4j FAQs

AuraDB Free costs nothing and needs no payment method. AuraDB Professional is 65 dollars per gigabyte per month with a one gigabyte minimum, which works out at 0.09 dollars an hour or 65.70 a month for the smallest instance.

Retrieval grounded in a knowledge graph rather than in similar text passages. Independent research cited by Neo4j finds it makes AI agents 80 percent more truthful, because relationships are retrieved explicitly rather than inferred.

When the question is about how things connect rather than about individual records: fraud rings, identity and access paths, supply chain dependencies, network topology and recommendations.

Relational joins get expensive quickly as the number of hops grows, which is precisely the shape of the problems a graph database is built for.

A way to create and query a knowledge graph over data that already exists elsewhere, without first migrating it into the graph database.