Neo4j End of Life Dates

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Developers working with connected data rely on a robust database solution to analyze and manage complex relationships. Neo4j, created by Neo4j, Inc., a global graph intelligence company, has been providing this capability for many years. The company maintains Neo4j, ensuring it stays up-to-date with the latest technological advancements, which is why developers trust it for their projects. With a focus on graph intelligence, Neo4j helps developers uncover hidden patterns and connections within their data, making it an essential tool for those working with intricate datasets.

The end-of-life landscape for Neo4j is significant, with 68 total versions, of which 66 are already end-of-life. Currently, only 2 versions are still active, with the latest stable version being 2026.05.0. Looking ahead, the next version to reach its end-of-life is 5.26, which is scheduled to expire on June 6, 2028. This follows the recent end-of-life of version 2026.04, which occurred on May 28, 2026. Understanding the lifecycle of each version is crucial for developers to plan and maintain their projects effectively.

In terms of security, Neo4j has a total of 258 tracked CVEs, with 65 of them being critical. The most affected version is 5.26, with 4 recorded CVEs. This highlights the importance of keeping Neo4j up-to-date to prevent potential security vulnerabilities. Developers should prioritize regular updates and monitor the security status of their Neo4j versions to ensure the integrity of their projects. By staying informed about the latest security patches and end-of-life dates, developers can protect their applications and maintain the trust of their users, ultimately ensuring the long-term success of their projects.

Last updated: Oct 23, 2026

VersionReleasedActive supportEOL dateUntil EOLLatestCVEsStatusAlert me
2026.09 Sep 21, 2026—No—2026.09.0—Active
2026.08 Sep 10, 2026—Sep 21, 202632d ago2026.08.1—EOL
2026.07 Aug 5, 2026—Sep 10, 202643d ago2026.07.1EOL
2026.06 Jul 8, 2026—Jul 30, 202685d ago2026.06.0EOL
2026.05 May 28, 2026—Jul 8, 2026107d ago2026.05.0EOL
2026.04 Apr 23, 2026—May 28, 2026148d ago2026.04.0EOL
2026.03 Apr 2, 2026—Apr 23, 2026183d ago2026.03.1EOL
2026.02 Mar 20, 2026—Apr 2, 2026204d ago2026.02.3EOL
2026.01 Feb 10, 2026—Mar 6, 2026231d ago2026.01.4EOL
2025.12 Jan 16, 2026—Feb 3, 2026262d ago2025.12.1EOL
2025.11 Dec 19, 2025—Jan 16, 2026280d ago2025.11.2EOL
2025.10 Oct 30, 2025—Dec 19, 2025308d ago2025.10.1EOL
2025.09 Sep 29, 2025—Oct 30, 2025358d ago2025.09.0EOL
2025.08 Aug 27, 2025—Sep 29, 2025389d ago2025.08.0EOL
2025.07 Jul 31, 2025—Aug 15, 2025434d ago2025.07.1EOL
2025.06 Jul 2, 2025—Jul 31, 2025449d ago2025.06.2EOL
2025.05 Jun 3, 2025—Jul 2, 2025478d ago2025.05.1EOL
2025.04 Apr 30, 2025—Jun 3, 2025507d ago2025.04.0EOL
2025.03 Mar 27, 2025—Apr 30, 2025541d ago2025.03.0EOL
2025.02 Feb 27, 2025—Mar 27, 2025575d ago2025.02.0EOL
2025.01 Feb 6, 2025—Feb 27, 2025603d ago2025.01.0EOL
5.26 LTSDec 6, 2024—Jun 6, 2028in 592d5.26.32Active
5.25 Oct 31, 2024—Dec 6, 2024686d ago5.25.1EOL
5.24 Sep 27, 2024—Oct 31, 2024722d ago5.24.2EOL
5.23 Aug 22, 2024—Sep 27, 2024756d ago5.23.0EOL
5.22 Jul 24, 2024—Aug 22, 2024792d ago5.22.0EOL
5.21 Jun 28, 2024—Jul 24, 2024821d ago5.21.2EOL
5.20 May 23, 2024—Jun 28, 2024847d ago5.20.0EOL
5.19 Apr 12, 2024—May 23, 2024883d ago5.19.0EOL
5.18 Mar 13, 2024—Apr 12, 2024924d ago5.18.1EOL
5.17 Feb 23, 2024—Mar 13, 2024954d ago5.17.0EOL
5.16 Jan 22, 2024—Feb 23, 2024973d ago5.16.0EOL
5.15 Dec 15, 2023—Jan 22, 20241005d ago5.15.0EOL
5.14 Nov 24, 2023—Dec 15, 20231043d ago5.14.0EOL
5.13 Oct 23, 2023—Nov 24, 20231064d ago5.13.0EOL
5.12 Sep 15, 2023—Oct 23, 20231096d ago5.12.0EOL
5.11 Aug 14, 2023—Sep 14, 20231135d ago5.11.0EOL
5.10 Jul 19, 2023—Aug 15, 20231165d ago5.10.0EOL
5.9 Jun 15, 2023—Jul 19, 20231192d ago5.9.0EOL
5.8 May 16, 2023—Jun 15, 20231226d ago5.8.0EOL
5.7 Apr 20, 2023—May 16, 20231256d ago5.7.0EOL
5.6 Mar 24, 2023—Apr 20, 20231282d ago5.6.0EOL
5.5 Feb 16, 2023—Mar 24, 20231309d ago5.5.0EOL
5.4 Jan 26, 2023—Feb 16, 20231345d ago5.4.0EOL
5.3 Dec 15, 2022—Jan 26, 20231366d ago5.3.0EOL
5.2 Nov 21, 2022—Dec 15, 20221408d ago5.2.0EOL
5.1 Oct 24, 2022—Nov 21, 20221432d ago5.1.0EOL
4.4 LTSDec 2, 2021—Nov 30, 2025327d ago4.4.48EOL
4.3 Jun 17, 2021—Dec 16, 20221407d ago4.3.23EOL
4.2 Nov 17, 2020—May 16, 20221621d ago4.2.19EOL
4.1 Jun 23, 2020—Dec 22, 20211766d ago4.1.12EOL
4.0 Jan 15, 2020—Jul 14, 20211927d ago4.0.12EOL
3.5 Nov 29, 2018—May 27, 20221610d ago3.5.35EOL
3.4 May 17, 2018—Mar 31, 20202397d ago3.4.18EOL
3.3 Oct 24, 2017—Apr 28, 20192735d ago3.3.9EOL
3.2 May 11, 2017—Nov 30, 20182884d ago3.2.14EOL
3.1 Dec 13, 2016—Jun 13, 20183054d ago3.1.9EOL
3.0 Apr 16, 2016—Oct 31, 20173279d ago3.0.12EOL
2.3 Oct 21, 2015—Apr 21, 20173472d ago2.3.12EOL
2.2 Mar 25, 2015—Sep 25, 20163680d ago2.2.10EOL
2.1 May 29, 2014—Nov 29, 20153981d ago2.1.8EOL
2.0 Dec 11, 2013—Jun 11, 20154152d ago2.0.5EOL
1.9 May 21, 2013—Nov 21, 20144354d ago1.9.9EOL
1.8 Sep 28, 2012—Mar 28, 20144592d ago1.8.3EOL
1.7 Apr 18, 2012—Oct 18, 20134753d ago1.7.2EOL
1.6 Jan 22, 2012—Jul 22, 20134841d ago1.6.3EOL
1.5 Nov 9, 2011—Mar 9, 20134976d ago1.5.3EOL
1.4 Jul 8, 2011—Jan 8, 20135036d ago1.4.2EOL
1.3 Apr 12, 2011—Sep 12, 20125154d ago1.3.0EOL
1.2 Dec 29, 2010—Jun 29, 20125229d ago1.2.0EOL
1.1 Jul 30, 2010—Jan 30, 20125380d ago1.1.0EOL
1.0 Feb 23, 2010—Aug 23, 20115540d ago1.0.0EOL

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