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dbdiagram.io vs pgModeler

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dbdiagram.io

6.7#7 in data modeling softwareFrom $20 a month
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pgModeler

6.9#4 in data modeling softwareFrom $59.90 a month
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What both publish

Factdbdiagram.iopgModeler
CLIThe dbdiagram CLI syncs local DBML files with diagrams and can publish documentation to dbdocs.io from a terminal or CI pipeline.The command-line interface can export DDL, run diffs, validate models, and automate deployments in CI/CD workflows.
HeadquartersSingaporePalmas, Tocantins, Brazil
Purposedbdiagram.io creates database relationship diagrams by typing DBML, its Database Markup Language.pgModeler is a locally installed, multi-platform PostgreSQL schema engineering tool for visual design, reverse engineering, schema diff and synchronization, and CLI deployment automation.
SecurityHolistics reports SOC 2 Type II compliance and says dbdiagram encrypts data in transit and at rest, with servers hosted in Frankfurt, EU.Connections support SSL modes, client certificates, Kerberos server settings, and GSSAPI authentication.
SupportSupport is available by email or form Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Singapore time, excluding weekends and Singapore public holidays.The project directs feature requests and bug reports to its GitHub issues page.

dbdiagram.io plans

  • FreeFree
  • Personal Pro$20 a month
  • Team$60 a month
  • CustomPriced on request

pgModeler plans

  • Single user · 6 monthsPriced on request
  • Single user · 12 monthsPriced on request
  • Team lifetime · PerpetualPriced on request
  • pgModeler CommunityFree
  • pgModeler Plus · Single user · 6 months$59.90 a month
  • pgModeler Plus · Team lifetime—

Pick dbdiagram.io if…

It suits developers and data analysts who want to create database diagrams using DBML. Teams can also use its shared workspace plan and CLI documentation publishing.

Pick pgModeler if…

pgModeler suits PostgreSQL users who want to design, inspect, compare, or deploy schemas from a desktop tool. Its local operation may suit people who do not want hosted schema infrastructure.

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