Hasura
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VisitHasura vs Sangria
What both publish
| Fact | Hasura | Sangria |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Hasura Cloud lists GitHub integration for CI/CD and observability integrations such as Datadog, New Relic, Azure Monitor, Prometheus, and OpenTelemetry. | The project says Sangria is spec compliant and works with Apollo, Relay, GraphiQL, and other GraphQL tools and libraries. |
| Product | Hasura GraphQL Engine generates a data API over connected databases without requiring developers to write handlers, schemas, or resolvers. | Sangria is a Scala implementation of GraphQL. |
| Support | The Cloud Free plan includes community and email/ticketed support, Professional includes expert technical support, and Enterprise includes 24x7 expert technical support with customizable SLAs. | The community page directs users to Stack Overflow for help and Gitter for general discussion. |
Hasura plans
- FreeFree
- ProfessionalPriced on request
- EnterprisePriced on request
Sangria plans
No prices published.
Pick Hasura if…
It suits developers who want to expose connected database data through APIs, including teams considering cloud, self-hosted, or on-premises deployment. Hasura describes Professional for low-scale production APIs and Enterprise for high-scale, mission-critical production APIs with security and compliance needs.
Pick Sangria if…
It suits Scala developers building GraphQL servers or endpoints inside their own applications. It is also relevant to teams choosing their own transport, data format, and storage layers.