pgModeler
6.9#4 in data modeling softwareFrom $59.90 a monthFree planLinuxmacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | pgModeler | SchemaSpy |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2006 | 2004 |
| License | The community software is distributed under GPL v3, while Plus supplies pre-built binaries and professional workflow features. | The GitHub repository lists LGPL-3.0 and GPL-3.0 licenses. |
| Purpose | pgModeler is a locally installed, multi-platform PostgreSQL schema engineering tool for visual design, reverse engineering, schema diff and synchronization, and CLI deployment automation. | SchemaSpy analyzes database metadata and creates HTML reports to help people visualize, navigate, and understand data models. |
| Support | The project directs feature requests and bug reports to its GitHub issues page. | The project directs users who need help or find a bug to open an issue on GitHub. |
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—
SchemaSpy plans
- SchemaSpyFree
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.
Pick SchemaSpy if…
SchemaSpy suits database teams that want generated documentation, diagrams, statistics, and anomaly checks. It is aimed at users comfortable with a command-line tool and its installation prerequisites.