ER/Studio Data Architect
6.2#15 in data modeling softwareFrom $2,687 a yearWindows
VisitER/Studio Data Architect vs pgModeler
What both publish
| Fact | ER/Studio Data Architect | pgModeler |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas, United States | Palmas, Tocantins, Brazil |
| Modeling | It supports logical and physical data modeling. | The relationship engine automatically propagates foreign-key columns, constraints, and indexes when tables are linked. |
| Purpose | ER/Studio Data Architect is a data modeling solution for individuals and small teams to create, document, and optimize data structures. | pgModeler is a locally installed, multi-platform PostgreSQL schema engineering tool for visual design, reverse engineering, schema diff and synchronization, and CLI deployment automation. |
| Security | Version 21.0 added TLS 1.3 support and an option for ER/Studio Data Architect to log in to the repository through Okta SSO. | Connections support SSL modes, client certificates, Kerberos server settings, and GSSAPI authentication. |
| Support | Product support tickets are for customers with a current support contract, and the maker offers a knowledge base. | The project directs feature requests and bug reports to its GitHub issues page. |
ER/Studio Data Architect plans
- ER/Studio Data Architect ProPriced on request
- ER/Studio EnterprisePriced on request
- ER/Studio Data Architect$2,687 a year
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 ER/Studio Data Architect if…
It suits data architects, database administrators, consultants, freelancers, startups, and small businesses needing Windows data modeling. It is aimed at individuals and small teams working with supported database platforms.
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.