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Database Hosted Service

KnowledgeFlowDB offers a fully-managed, production-ready hosted database service. Get started in minutes without managing infrastructure.

🚀 Get Your Own Database​

Visit db.knowledgedataflow.org to:

  • Create your own isolated graph database instantly
  • Get a dedicated API key for secure access
  • Start querying and building immediately
  • Scale automatically as your data grows

Pricing Tiers​

Deep42 Shared ($9/month)​

Perfect for learning and development:

  • Read-only access to shared knowledgeflow keyspace
  • KQL query support
  • 100 queries/minute
  • REST API access
  • API key authentication

Dedicated Database ($49/month)​

Your own isolated graph database:

  • Dedicated keyspace with complete tenant isolation
  • Full read/write access
  • 10M nodes, 100M edges, 100GB storage
  • 10,000 queries/minute
  • Multi-region replication
  • Custom schemas and indexes
  • 99.9% uptime SLA

Payment Options​

Choose how you want to pay:

Monthly Subscription​

Get unlimited queries with a Pro subscription:

  • Unlimited queries
  • No per-query charges
  • Predictable monthly cost
  • Best for regular users
  • Use your Superfluid NFT or early access code

Pay-As-You-Go Credits​

Load credits with USDC on Base:

  • $0.01 per query
  • Load $1 - $1,000 at once
  • Credits never expire
  • Best for occasional use
  • Pay only for what you use

Your account is automatically authorized if you have either an active subscription OR sufficient credits. You can use both payment methods simultaneously - the system checks subscription first, then falls back to credits if no active subscription is found.

Architecture​

The hosted service is built on:

  • ScyllaDB Cluster: 3-node cluster with QUORUM consistency
  • Auto-Scaling API: 3-10 pods based on load (HPA)
  • Performance: 100K+ QPS per node
  • Deployment: Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
  • Multi-Tenant: Complete keyspace isolation per tenant

Try It Now​

The interactive query examples on the KQL Syntax page allow you to connect to your own database instance. Just provide your API endpoint and API key to start experimenting!