Comparison
Netgraf vs Graph Commons
Graph Commons is a collaborative network mapping platform with AI generation and graph analysis, free for public graphs up to 100 nodes. Netgraf is free with no account for maps of up to 500 people, and keeps every map unlisted. Choose Graph Commons for large or collaborative graphs; Netgraf for quick, private people maps.
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At a glance
| Netgraf | Graph Commons | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Starter free; Professional $20 a month; Organization $250 a month |
| Free tier size | Up to 500 people and 1,500 relationships per map | Up to 100 nodes per graph |
| Free graphs | Unlisted by default and never indexed by search engines | Public; private graphs start on Professional |
| Account | No account | Sign-up required |
| AI | Describe a network in words and get a draft map to check (beta) | AI generation with monthly credits (100 one-time on Starter) |
| Export | GraphML, two CSVs with network measures, JSON, PNG | CSV, JSON, GraphML, Cypher, Excel |
| Analysis | Degree, betweenness, harmonic closeness, PageRank, clustering, Louvain communities, density, centralization, assortativity | Centrality, clustering, similarity and shortest-path analysis |
When to choose Graph Commons
- Your graph has thousands of nodes, or needs Cypher export for a graph database.
- Several people edit the same graph and you need team features.
- You want published, public graphs as part of a research or advocacy project.
When to choose Netgraf
- You need more than 100 people on a free map.
- The map must stay private and out of search engines.
- You want dated ties with a timeline, sources and confidence on every tie, and a guided tour for readers.