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Polygres

Hybrid Postgres retrieval and internal search for AI Agents

freemium
Last Updated 9/7/2026

About Polygres

Polygres turns an existing Postgres into an internal search layer for AI Agents, unifying retrieval of rows, relationships, and embeddings. It queries graph traversal and ten search methods in parallel, then fuses them into ranked context ready to provide to a model. It supports a Polygres-managed database or connections to Supabase, Neon, and other Postgres providers that supply a connection string. pgGraph and pgVector cover retrieval paths from dense vectors to graph relationships.

Best for

AI Agent developers
Personal project developers
Early-stage application teams
Production Agent teams

Best use cases

Retrieve business data for AI Agents

Search rows and relationships in Postgres

Build personal projects or early-stage Agent applications

Scale Agents in production

Features

Hybrid queries

Run graph traversal and ten search methods in parallel, then fuse them into ranked context.

Postgres connections

Use a managed database or connect Supabase, Neon, and other Postgres providers that supply a connection string.

Open-source retrieval engines

pgGraph and pgVector cover retrieval paths from dense vectors to graph relationships.

Self-hosting plan

The Self-Hosted plan runs pgGraph and pgVector on your own Postgres instance.

Pros

  • Run open-source engines on your own Postgres
  • Connect to Supabase, Neon, and other providers
  • Fuse multiple retrieval results into ranked context

Pricing Plans

Self-Hosted

$0/ foreverforever
  • Open-source pgGraph & pgVector
  • Run on any Postgres instance
  • Community Support

Launch

$16/ monthmonth
  • Managed cloud database hosting
  • Support: Email & Community Discord

Scale

$256/ monthmonth
  • Automated vertical & horizontal scaling
  • Support: Email & Community Discord
  • Private Discord/Slack Channel
  • Support Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Polygres's official website.

FAQ

You can use a Polygres-hosted database or connect Supabase, Neon, or another Postgres provider that supplies a connection string.
Yes. The Self-Hosted plan is $0/ forever and can run pgGraph and pgVector on your own Postgres instance.

Tool Information

DeveloperPolygres
Release Date9/7/2026
Pricingfreemium