Top 5 Graph Databases SaaS Companies (November 2026)

Redwood City, California, United States

TigerGraph, the enterprise AI infrastructure and graph database leader, delivers massively parallel storage and computation that scales independently and without size limits, to meet the changing workloads and growing data volumes required for crucial business needs and AI adoption within companies. By providing visibility into the multidimensional data connections and relationships, TigerGraph has become a trusted partner to leading companies including JPMC, Intuit, United Healthcare, and Unilever successfully solving fraud detection, entity resolution, customer 360, supply chain management, and many other problems. Headquartered in Silicon Valley, California, and with offices around the world.

Wooster, Arizona, United States

Developer of graph database management platform designed to facilitate aggregating, managing, securing and analyzing multi-source data at scale. The company's platform unleashes the power of enterprise Neo4j and Amazon cloud services through embracing data relationships at the core of the architecture and provides 24/7 deployment, management, operation and support for an entire ecosystem of services, enabling users to have rapid connection and analysis of their enterprise's data.

Palo Alto, California, United States

Developer of a cloud-based software designed to focus on graph databases and optimization of databases. The company's software helps to improve the performance of data-intensive web application, reduces time to market for Ext JS projects and improves application responsiveness, enabling back end developers to rapidly convert their large relational databases into in-memory Java objects that speed up data access by orders of magnitude.

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

TerminusDB is an open source graph database company spun out of Trinity College Dublin in 2018. The company was founded by Luke Feeney, his brother, and Gavin Mendel-Gleason, who serves as CTO. The product originated from a large academic project called the Global History Data Bank, which aimed to structure social and political data from human history for machine-readable predictive analytics. The company sells a hosted, cloud version of its open source software on a freemium, usage-based model targeting software developers through a bottom-up go-to-market strategy. As of early 2022, TerminusDB reported approximately $20,000 in monthly recurring revenue, or roughly $240,000 annualized, up from $10,000 per month a year prior, representing 100 percent year-over-year growth. TerminusDB has raised a total of $4.75 million across two rounds, most recently a $3.5 million seed round led by Volta Ventures at a $10 to $10.5 million pre-money valuation. The team operates out of Dublin, Ireland, with 13 full-time employees, 11 of whom are engineers.

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Provider of a cloud-based database-as-a-service designed to help in semantic data management. The company's graph database focuses on data integrity and availability, offering cloud services for remote access and in-house installations, enabling businesses to store, analyze and leverage big data.