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GET STARTED WITH METAPHACTORY FOR FREE

Trial Options

Docker
Run anywhere with any graph database
  • Deploy your solution wherever you want
  • Can be used with any graph database
  • Optional: Graph database included
AWS Marketplace
Run in the cloud with any graph database
  • Deploy your solution on AWS Cloud
  • Can be used with any graph database, incl. Amazon Neptune
  • Please note: for AWS-based systems, AWS infrastructure charges do apply.


Trial Benefits



Control over your graph database choice

metaphactory is validated on: Stardog, Ontotext GraphDB, Amazon Neptune, Blazegraph DB, Franz Inc. AllegroGraph, MarkLogic, Oracle Spatial and Graph, OpenLink Virtuoso, RDFox, and AnzoGraph.


"Getting Started" tutorial included


Immediate access after registration


14-day trial period


Full & exclusive control over your instance


Bring your own data or use our tutorial dataset


Free support during trial period

 
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WHAT HAPPENS AFTER MY TRIAL?

Need more time?

We understand that sometimes it just takes a little longer. To extend your trial contact us here »

Work in academia?

Apply here for a one-year trial for non-production, non-commercial projects.

Want to go into production?

We have a smooth process in place to get your system into production - contact us here »

 
TRY OUR ONLINE DEMO
Don't want to run your own system? Try our hosted demo system to experience metaphactory first-hand and without any installation.

metaphactory Public Demo System

Experience metaphactory with the free and open Wikidata dataset! The metaphactory demo instance runs the latest metaphactory version. It showcases key features for search and visualization, as well as federation with additional datasets (such as sensor or weather data), machine learning algorithms and similarity search functionalities (e.g., on chemical structure similarity).

Get started with the examples here:
Wikidata Online Demo