Stitchdata vs AWS Glue vs Skyvia

Stitchdata and AWS Glue both offer a data integration solution. Compare the features and benefits, data sources and destinations, and see which meets your needs. Look at the side-by-side comparison chart of the two data integration solutions.

Look at the side-by-side comparison chart

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AWS Glue

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Skyvia

About the Services

Stitchdata

Stitch is a cloud-based ETL service that provides data integration software. It was founded in 2016 and offers more than 130 connectors for 1000+ of its customers. Companies use Stitch to automate the movement of data from SaaS applications and databases into data warehouses and data lakes so that they can be analyzed with BI tools. Stitchdata charges based on how much data customers are actually ingesting, providing volume-based pricing plans.

AWS Glue

AWS Glue is a serverless data integration tool from Amazon. It helps you extract data from other cloud services offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). Then, incorporate it into data lakes and data warehouses. It offers a cost-efficient way to process data for good use in analytics and machine learning. AWS Glue provides a performance-optimized infrastructure for running Apache Spark for data integration. It supports batch and stream processing. And it speeds up data ingestion, processing, and integration.

AWS Glue covers various data integration scenarios. This includes ETL, ELT, reverse ETL, data ingestion, and replication.

AWS Glue encrypts all customer data at rest using industry-standard encryption algorithms. AWS Glue also provides customers with fine-grained access control over their metadata. It is compliant with various security standards such as SOC 1/2/3, PCI DSS Level 1, and HIPAA Eligible Service.

Skyvia

Skyvia is a no-code cloud data integration platform which supports a big variety of data integration scenarios including ETL, ELT, Reverse ETL, data migration, one way and bi-directional data sync, workflows automation, etc. It was created by Devart in 2014 to boost data-related performance: cloud data integration, backup and management.

Skyvia offers more than 160 ready-made data connectors for dozens of thousands of free users, including 2000+ paid customers. It's easy to use, offers drag-and-drop interface and suits both IT professionals and business users.

Skyvia has flexible pricing plans for each product, making it applicable for businesses of all sizes, from a small startup to an enterprise company. Also, Skyvia's freemium model allows users to start using it with a completely free plan and then decide if further upgrade is needed.

It is hosted in a Microsoft Azure cloud which provides the best data security and complies with a wide set of security standards including SOC 2, ISO 27001, and many others.

StitchdataAWS GlueSkyvia
FocusData ingestion, ELT.ETL, ELT, Reverse ETL, streaming.Data ingestion, ELT, ETL, reverse ETL, data sync, workflow automation.
Skill levelNo coding required.Low-code, no-code solutions
Or, coding in Python or Scala on complex scenarios.
No-code and easy to use wizard.
SourcesMore than 130.JDBC-compatible connectors and Amazon ecosystem connectors.160+
DestinationsAll major data warehouses, lakes and databases.Supported data sources.Supported data sources, including databases, data warehouses, cloud apps and flat files.
Database replicationFull table and incremental via change data capture.Full and incremental load.Full table and incremental via change data capture.
Ability for customers to add new data sourcesYes, by request.API for creating custom connectors.Yes, by request or using REST API connector.
G2 customer satisfaction4.5 out of 5
59 Reviews
4.2 out of 5
94 reviews
4.8 out of 5
157 Reviews
Peer Insights satisfaction4.7
9 Ratings
4.2
173 Ratings
4.8
85 Ratings
Developer toolsStitch Connect API for integrating Stitch with other platforms.AWS Glue Studio, Console, CLI, and API.REST connector for data sources that have REST API.
Advanced ETL capabilitiesNoJob bookmarking, parallel execution.Visual ETL data pipeline designer with data orchestration capabilities
Compliance and security certificationsHIPAA, GDPRSOC 1/2/3, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, 27017, and 27018, PCI DSS.HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS.
ISO 27001 and SOC 2 (by Azure).
Purchase processSelf-service or sales. Also available from the AWS store.Avail of free trial and talk to sales.Self-service or sales.
Vendor lock-inMonth to month or annual contracts.Pay-as-you-go.
No minimum contract term.
Monthly or annual contracts.
PricingVolume-based pricing with new added or edited rows.Pay-as-you-go.
No minimum contract term.
Volume-based and feature-based pricing. Freemium model allows to start with a free plan.

Connectors

Stitchdata

Stitchdata connects to more than 130 connectors, including most popular data warehouses and databases as destinations. Customers can contract with Stitch to have them build new sources for them, and anyone can add a new source to Stitch using Singer, their open-source toolkit for writing scripts that move data.

AWS Glue

AWS Glue supports the following connection types:

• JDBC-compatible data sources,
• Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS),
• Amazon Redshift,
• Amazon DocumentDB,
• Kafka,
• MongoDB,
• MongoDB Atlas.

But there’s no mention of the latest number of data connectors available for AWS Glue.

AWS Glue provides an API for creating custom connectors. With this, you can connect to data sources unknown to AWS Glue.

Skyvia

Skyvia offers more than 160 connectors and the number is rapidly growing. Among these connectors there are CRM, accounting, email marketing, e-commerce, human resources, marketing automation, payment processing, product management, all major databases and DWH, flat files, etc. Customers can also leave request for creating a new data connector and Skyvia will prioritize building it without additional payment.

Transformation

Stitchdata

Stitchdata only provides the transformations required for compatibility with the destination, such as translating data types or denesting data when relevant. Aside from this, no extra transformation feature is offered.

Stitchdata doesn't perform arbitrary transformations, it performs only the transformations required to ensure the loaded data is useful and compatible with your destination. The transformations Stitch performs are dependent on the destination you choose. These can include: data typing, JSON structures, object names, and timezones.

AWS Glue

AWS Glue can generate ETL code to transform source data into target schemas. Its graphical user interface (GUI) supports various types of transformations. These include handling missing values, filtering, mapping, aggregating, pivoting, and more.

If you prefer to code your transformations, AWS Glue supports Python and Scala.

Skyvia

Skyvia is a full-featured ETL service that allows building data integrations with powerful transformations between multiple data sources. It is a no code solution with support for data splitting, complex expressions and formulas, lookups, and many more operations.

Skyvia's Data Flow and Control Flow components can be used for building more advanced ETL data pipelines with support for multiple connectors and additional features like modifying the data, flowing through them, splitting flows of records into multiple outputs, or modifying data flow variables.

Support

Stitchdata

Stitchdata provides in-app and email chat support to all its customers (during its regional business hours), whereas the phone support is available only for Enterprise customers. Its documentation is comprehensive and is open source — anyone can contribute to it, however, Stitchdata doesn't provide any training services.

AWS Glue

AWS Glue provides different levels of support for its customers. These include Basic, Developer, Business, and Enterprise.

Basic support is free. And this includes access to AWS Trusted Advisor and AWS Personal Health Dashboard.

Developer support includes all Basic support features, then add a 12-hour response time resolution of cases.

Business support includes all Developer support features, plus 1-hour response time for cases and Infrastructure Event Management.

Enterprise support includes all Business support features, plus a dedicated Technical Account Manager (TAM) and Infrastructure Event Management with customizations.

You can reach AWS Glue customer support by creating a case in the AWS Support Center. AWS Glue provides an SLA of 99.9% availability for its service. If you need premium support, you can avail of AWS Premium Support.

Skyvia

Skyvia offers free email, chat (on website or in app), and forum support for all customers. It also provides extensive documentation with lots of tutorials and user guides.

For paid customers there's also a phone support option, and additional support options for Enterprise customers.

Pricing

Stitchdata

Stitchdata offers 14-day free trial. Pricing is based on the volume of rows and events replicated per month. Each Stitch plan is allotted a certain number of replicated rows per month. As a replicated row, the service counts a new row, an updated row, a sub-row or a copy of an existing row. In addition, access to some integrations depends on the type of plan you select, for example, Advanced and Premium plans come with row and destination add-ons. More details can be found here.

AWS Glue

AWS Glue pricing depends on the number of Data Processing Units (DPUs) used per hour. DPUs are a measure of processing power and memory capacity. AWS Glue charges $0.44 per DPU hour. This means you pay only for what you use with no upfront costs or commitments.

AWS Glue also has Always Free AWS Glue 1 Million. It includes 1 million objects stored in the AWS Glue Data Catalog and 1 million requests/month.

Skyvia

Skyvia Data Integration is a freemium tool with an option to request a 14-day trial. Paid plans start from $19 per month. Pricing tiers (from Basic to Enterprise) vary by the number of successfully loaded records, frequency of scheduling and the inclusion of the advanced ETL features. There are no purchase commitments and customers are able to upgrade or downgrade at any time depending on their needs. A detailed comparison can be found here.