# 90× faster than Neon for analytics Source: https://www.hotdata.dev/compare/neon Site index: https://www.hotdata.dev/llms.txt Keep Neon for your app. Query it with Hotdata. ## At a glance | | Hotdata | Neon | | --- | --- | --- | | What it is | A columnar Rust query engine built for low latency at high concurrency. | Serverless Postgres for app reads and writes. | | Where data lives | Queries your sources in place, or Parquet in an instant database. | Postgres storage. | | Deployment | In your VPC, run by us. Or fully managed. | Managed service. | | Pricing | Compute runs only while queries run. | Compute hours, plus storage. | | Concurrency | 90×+ the throughput of Neon with 10 concurrent clients. | A single Postgres compute that autoscales. | | Snapshots and copies | Snapshots, time travel, and forks. | Instant branches. | | Search | Vector, full-text, and geospatial in one SQL query. | Postgres extensions like pgvector. | | SQL | Postgres-familiar HotSQL. PostgreSQL runs as written. | PostgreSQL. | 90×+: Faster than Neon. ## Performance TPC-H SF1 · 22 queries · 10 concurrent clients. | System | Hardware | p50 | p95 | Queries/s | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Hotdata | 4 vCPU · 16 GiB | 0.17 s | 0.38 s | 51.1 | | Neon | — | 10.50 s | 34.96 s | 0.53 | ## When to choose Hotdata - You want analytics 90× faster than on Postgres. - You want reporting and search traffic off your production database. - You need to join Postgres with a warehouse, a lake, or files in one query. - Your Postgres queries should run as written. ## When Neon still fits - Your application needs a transactional database for reads and writes by key. - You want instant Postgres branches for preview environments. ## Using Hotdata with Neon Connect Neon as a read-only source. Neon handles transactions, and Hotdata handles analytics. We run it this way ourselves. See [How Hotdata accelerates Neon and Supabase](/blog/how-hotdata-accelerates-neon-and-supabase). ## Get started The [quick start](/docs/quick-start) gets a table into Hotdata in a few minutes.