TL;DR - Apollo Graphql
- Apollo GraphQL is a platform for building, managing, and scaling GraphQL APIs
- It provides client libraries, a schema registry, and tools for federated graph architecture
- Free tier for small projects, Enterprise pricing for larger deployments
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
Forever free
- Up to 3 users
- 1 day data retention
- Community support
- Schema Registry
Most Popular
Developer
$5/per million requests
$50 credit on signup
- Up to 10 users
- 7 days retention
- Developer support (8×5)
Standard
Custom
Contact sales
- Up to 30 users
- 90 days retention
- SSO & SAML
- Standard SLA
Enterprise
Custom
Large scale
- Unlimited users
- 18 months retention
- 24/7 support
- Business SLA
About Apollo Graphql
Apollo GraphQL provides the definitive platform for building with GraphQL. Client libraries for web and mobile handle caching, state management, and query batching. Server tools make building GraphQL APIs straightforward.
Apollo Studio adds observability—see how clients use your schema, track performance, and catch breaking changes before deployment. Federation lets multiple teams contribute to a unified API without coordinating deployments.
Teams adopting GraphQL usually end up with Apollo because it solves the entire problem, from client to server to operations.
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Apollo Graphql FAQ
Apollo Client and Apollo Server are open source and free. Apollo Studio has a free tier. Apollo Enterprise has custom pricing for advanced features.
Apollo provides tools for building GraphQL applications. Apollo Client for frontend, Apollo Server for backend, Apollo Studio for schema management and observability.
Federation lets you compose multiple GraphQL services into one unified graph. Each team owns their part of the schema. Essential for large-scale GraphQL architectures.
Apollo Client is more flexible and easier to learn. Relay (by Facebook) is more opinionated with better performance for specific patterns. Apollo is more popular.
Apollo Studio (formerly Engine) provides GraphQL observability: schema registry, performance monitoring, error tracking. Free tier available. Essential for production GraphQL.