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TuringDB

Freemium#21 of 39 in Graph Databases

TuringDB: A focused graph engine for versioned, analytical workloads with a free self-hosted edition. Ranked #21 of 39 in Graph Databases by our editors (6.8/10); pricing: Free plan; best for versioned in-memory graph experiments.

6.8/10Editor score

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At a glance

Editor score
6.8 / 10
Pricing
Free plan
Best for
Versioned in-memory graph experiments
Free plan
Yes
Deployment
Hybrid
Facts checked
22 Sep 2026

Where it wins
- Git-style graph versioning with time travel
- Cypher-compatible queries and ACID transactions
- Built-in vector search, shortest paths, and visualization
Where it doesn't
- Community deployment is self-hosted
- Enterprise starts at $5,000
- Named integrations center on APIs, SDKs, and data formats

Our verdict on TuringDB

TuringDB is an in-memory, column-oriented graph database for analytical, AI-driven, and read-intensive workloads. It suits teams exploring versioned graph data, multi-hop traversal, vector search, and graph algorithms. The Community plan provides self-hosted deployment, full source access, memory-efficient columnar storage, millisecond multi-hop traversal, and Git-style versioned graphs. It runs across web, Windows, macOS, Linux, API, and self-hosted environments.

Pricing is structured around Community, Enterprise, and Custom options. Community is free and open-source, with the published plan focused on self-hosted use. Enterprise starts at $5,000 and adds cloud, on-premises, or hybrid deployment, advanced security and permissions, data access and change logging, horizontal scale, high availability, dedicated support, and integrations. Custom is aimed at co-developed graph applications, bespoke visualization and modeling, digital twins, expert data integration, and dedicated engineering and application support. This makes Community a practical entry point for experimentation, while Enterprise targets organizations that need managed deployment controls and operational support.

Its technical scope is broader than a basic graph store: TuringDB combines Cypher-compatible queries, snapshot isolation, ACID transactions, zero-lock concurrent reads and writes, vector indexes, k-nearest-neighbor search, Dijkstra shortest paths, and a browser-based WebGL visualizer. Data can be imported from JSONL, CSV, GML, Neo4j, and Parquet, with Python, JavaScript, REST, and Docker support. Choose TuringDB for versioned in-memory graph work and analytical or AI-oriented workloads. Consider an alternative if a self-hosted Community deployment or a $5,000 Enterprise starting point does not fit your operating model.

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TuringDB pricing

Plans Free planFreemium A usable free plan; paid tiers unlock the limits above. Prices checked 22 Sep 2026.

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TuringDB fact sheet

Free plan	Yes
Paid from	Not verified
Deployment	Hybrid
Query languages	OpenCypher
ACID transactions	Yes
Graph algorithms	Yes
Vector search	Yes
Included storage	Not verified
Deployment	Cloud, Self-hosted
Platforms	Web
Support	Community, Docs · 24/7
Built for	Solo, Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise (editorial estimate)
Pricing	Free plan (source)
Website	turingdb.ai
Facts checked	22 Sep 2026

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