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GraphQL Hive vs GraphQL Kotlin

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FederationHive supports Apollo Federation v1 and v2, and the product page says it scores 100% in the Federation audit.The federation module can generate Apollo Federation compliant schemas.
IntegrationsThe documentation lists integrations or reference implementations for Apollo Gateway, Apollo Router, Apollo Server, GraphQL Yoga, GraphQL Ruby, GQLGen, and OpenTelemetry.Reference client implementations use Ktor HTTP Client and Spring WebClient, and custom implementations can use other engines.
Intended usersThe Hobby plan is described as being for personal or small projects, while Pro is described as being for scaling APIs and teams.The project describes its common use cases as running a GraphQL server and generating a type-safe client in Kotlin.
SecurityHive Gateway lists JWT authentication, role-based access control, persisted documents, rate limiting, and protections such as CORS and CSRF prevention.The repository README directs users to SECURITY.md for security issue contact information and supported versions receiving security updates.
SupportHobby and Pro include GitHub issues and chat support; Enterprise includes a dedicated Slack channel, onboarding, 24/7 support, and a tailored SLA.The maintainers invite questions through GitHub Discussions and the public #graphql-kotlin channel on Kotlin Slack.

GraphQL Hive plans

  • HobbyFree
  • Pro$20 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

GraphQL Kotlin plans

  • Open sourceFree

Pick GraphQL Hive if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick GraphQL Kotlin if…

GraphQL Kotlin suits Kotlin teams building GraphQL servers or generating type-safe clients from existing schemas. It fits teams using its supported frameworks and collection types or willing to handle route configuration themselves.

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