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DbSchema

7.0#3 in data modeling softwareFrom $29.40 a month
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SchemaCrawler

6.3#14 in data modeling softwareFree plan
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Database supportDbSchema supports 70+ SQL and NoSQL databases through JDBC and can automatically download the required JDBC driver.It supports almost any database with a JDBC driver, though some proprietary drivers must be downloaded separately.
IntegrationsDbSchema's Git workflow supports repositories hosted on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or a self-hosted Git server.The site documents integrations with Apache Maven, GitHub Actions, GitLab pipelines, Docker, Graphviz, and templating engines including Velocity, Thymeleaf, FreeMarker, and Mustache.
PurposeDbSchema is a database design and management tool for visualizing, designing, documenting and interacting with SQL and NoSQL databases.SchemaCrawler is a free database schema discovery and comprehension tool for database documentation and data governance.
SupportTechnical support is available through the in-app support function, GitHub, email, a support ticket, or a booked call.Community support is available on Stack Overflow, while professional support packages provide direct access to the author and can cover project advice or consulting.

DbSchema plans

  • ProPriced on request
  • ArchitectPriced on request
  • Community EditionFree
  • AI Assistant add-on$9 a month
  • Pro Monthly Subscription$29.40 a month
  • Architect Monthly$47.04 a month

SchemaCrawler plans

  • SchemaCrawlerFree

Pick DbSchema if…

DbSchema suits people who design or document database schemas, or review schema changes before applying them. Its offline modeling and desktop availability may also suit users who want to work without a live database connection.

Pick SchemaCrawler if…

SchemaCrawler suits database practitioners who need schema documentation, comparisons, or data-governance support. It may also fit users who can work with command-line tools and Java SE 17 or later.

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