Top 11 Fivetran Alternatives for 2024

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Fivetran

Fivetran's pricing is determined by monthly active rows (MAR), which can be unpredictable because of the way Fivetran internally represents data and manages non-relational sources. Additionally, reducing latency significantly increases costs. While a small deployment (2M MARs/month) can cost $700-$2667, 10M MARs/month get you into $10K a month. It is not unheard of for Fivetran costs to reach 6 digits annually, especially with certain high-cost connectors that end up having many more MARs.

#Data Integration #ETL #Marketing Analytics 12 social mentions

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Estuary

Estuary Flow supports both ETL and ELT, meaning you can build streaming transforms using SQL or TypeScript (ETL) or use dbt in your destination. The platform safeguards data in motion and at rest with industry-standard security protocols, including encryption, authentication, and authorization.

#Web Service Automation #Enterprise Communication #Data Modeling 22 social mentions

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Airbyte

60+ managed connectors, 300+ total: Airbyte lists 300+ connectors. But only 50+ of these are connectors actively managed by Airbyte. The rest are open source connectors listed as Marketplace connectors for Airbyte Cloud. So while they have built a sizable list for a newer vendor, you need to evaluate the connectors based on your needs.

#Developer Tools #Tech #Data Integration 53 social mentions

Highest scale: While it might not be immediately apparent without running your own benchmarks, Estuary stands out as the most scalable ETL/ELT vendor. It’s the only platform capable of performing incremental snapshots, showcasing 5-10x the scalability compared to competitors like Airbyte, Fivetran, and Hevo. The only alternatives that come close to this level of scale are Debezium (Kafka) and Striim.

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Hevo Data

Hevo Data is a no-code SaaS data pipeline platform that started as a cloud service in 2017. Hevo is primarily ELT but has been adding some row-based ETL support.

#Data Replication #Data Integration #ETL 10 social mentions

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Informatica

Informatica offered one of the first ETL products, Powercenter, in 1993, and one of the first cloud integration products, Informatica Cloud, in 2006. Informatica Cloud was originally built based on an older version of Informatica PowerCenter and eventually upgraded to a newer version of the on premises data integration based on Hadoop, then Spark.

#Data Dashboard #Database Tools #Data Science And Machine Learning

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Matillion

Matillion ETL is a mature on-premises ETL platform made for cloud data platforms such as Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Google BigQuery. It combines many features to extract, transform, and load (ETL) data. The Matillion Data Productivity Cloud offering consists of a Hub for administration and billing, a choice of working with Matillion ETL deployed as “private cloud” or Matillion Data Loader, a free cloud batch and CDC replication tool built on ETL but lacking ETL capabilities.

#Data Integration #ETL #Monitoring Tools 1 social mentions

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Meltano

Meltano was established in 2018 as an open-source project within GitLab to assist their data and analytics team. It’s a Python framework based on the Singer protocol. Originally developed by the founders of Stitch, the Singer framework saw reduced contributions after Stitch was acquired by Talend, which was later acquired by Qlik. Despite these changes, Meltano has continued to grow, driven by a strong community and its commitment to open-source principles.

#Data Integration #Business Intelligence #Data Dashboard 26 social mentions

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Stitch

Stitch is a SaaS-based batch ELT tool developed from the Singer open-source project. It was initially created within RJMetrics, and when Magento acquired RJMetrics in 2016, Stitch spun off as an independent company. In 2017, Stitch made contributions to the Singer open-source project, and in 2018, it was acquired by Talend. Currently, Stitch is utilized by over 3,000 companies, with even more organizations leveraging the Singer framework.

#Data Integration #ETL #Marketing Analytics

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Striim

Striim starts with Striim Developer, a free option of 10 million events per month with community support. Then it’s starting at $1,000 per month for deploying to BigQuery, Databricks, or Snowflake in real-time, or $2,000 per month for broader connector support. You also pay $0.75 (or $0.60) per virtual CPU-hour, and $10.10 per GB in or out. Mission Critical, which sounds like more what enterprise should be with a 99.9% SLA, horizontal scaling, partitioning, and enterprise support, requires a conversation.

#Backup & Sync #Business & Commerce #Development

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Talend

Talend, also now part of Qlik, has two main products—Talend Data Fabric and Stitch (covered under Stitch.) Talend Data Fabric is a data integration platform that, like Informatica, is broader than ETL. It also offers data quality and data governance features, ensuring that your data is not only integrated but also reliable and well-managed.

#Data Integration #ETL #Monitoring Tools 1 social mentions

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Qlik

Qlik provides three data integration products - Stitch (covered under Stitch) Talend Data Fabric (covered under Talend) and Qlik Replicate, which was originally Attunity. Qlik Replicate has both on-premises and cloud replication deployment options for streaming real-time data.

#Data Analytics #Data Integration #Data Dashboard 1 social mentions