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Faktory vs Graphile Worker

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Faktory

6.7#9 in task queue softwareFrom $99 a month
Free planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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FactFaktoryGraphile Worker
InstallationThe maker documents Linux RPM/DEB packages, macOS Homebrew installation, and a Docker image.The package can be installed through npm, Yarn, or pnpm; global installation is not recommended.
PurposeFaktory is a language-agnostic, persistent background job system.Graphile Worker stores jobs in PostgreSQL and executes them on Node.js so background work does not hold up application responses.
SecurityFaktory supports TLS for worker and HTTP ports and authenticates clients using a configured global password.The connection documentation describes SSL-encrypted PostgreSQL connections and CA certificate configuration.
SupportThe maker lists no dedicated support for OSS and email support for Enterprise.Community help is provided through Graphile Discord and GitHub, with paid professional support available.

Faktory plans

  • Faktory OSSFree
  • Faktory Enterprise — additional packs$99 a month
  • Faktory Enterprise — first pack$299 a month

Graphile Worker plans

  • Graphile WorkerFree
  • Graphile Worker OSSFree
  • Worker Pro launch offer$25 a month
  • Worker Pro regular price$100 a month
  • Worker Pro regular pricing$100 a month
  • Private Advisor sponsorship$899 a month

Pick Faktory if…

Faktory suits hobbyists and startups using its OSS edition, or companies with budgets that need Enterprise features. It is a self-hosted option for teams comfortable with its Redis-based persistence model.

Pick Graphile Worker if…

Graphile Worker suits developers building Node.js applications with PostgreSQL who need scheduled background jobs and retry behavior. The maker describes it as a maintainable queue for regular organizations rather than a replacement for dedicated queues at Facebook scale.

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