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what did you go for instead?
by swyx 4y ago
what did you go for instead?
- liveoneggs 4y agoStitch can do a lot of the simple replication stuff for cheaper. Fivetran, apparently, is going to change their bonkers billing stuff (only 2-3 years old iirc) because they are losing customers over it.
- swyx 4y agooh i didnt know that. has the billing change been talked anywhere or is this rumor for now?
- liveoneggs 4y agohttps://www.fivetran.com/blog/fivetran-pricing https://www.fivetran.com/blog/fivetran-pricing
- beckingz 4y agoYeah Stitch is great and far more affordable. Some weird limitations around postgres and datatypes (BC dates will clog it), but if you actually validate your data you won't have any problems.
- sv123 4y agoWe have been a fivetran subscriber for close to 5 years, and I think every year we have renewed it has been a completely new billing model.
- dominotw 4y agowe switched to self hosted meltano.
- bitcurious 4y agoWe switched to stitch for the endpoints and an in-house Google cloud function to consume events as a webhook.
- MAGZine 4y agoif you (or anyone else) is looking for data sync (etl and reverse-etl) please email me, I'm working on a startup that might be of interest to you.
- bebop 4y agoAirbyte has an interesting product worth checking out. Open source, also has a saas offering.
- swyx 4y agoyup! here's how we think about the data integration problem. https://airbyte.com/blog/data-integration https://airbyte.com/blog/data-integration