Overview
Stitch is a lightweight cloud ELT service that replicates data from SaaS applications and databases into a warehouse. It is a Talend product, and Talend is now part of Qlik; the Stitch site is branded “Stitch – A Qlik product” and its copyright notice names Talend, Inc.[18].
Prices are published for US customers. Standard starts at US$100 per month with row options from 5 million to 300 million rows per month, billed monthly or annually; Advanced costs US$1,500 per month billed annually with 100 million rows and three destinations; Premium costs US$3,000 per month billed annually with 1 billion rows and five destinations; a Platform plan for agencies is quote-based[18]. A 14-day trial includes all integrations and unlimited rows[18]. International customers must contact sales for pricing[18]. Stitch remains useful for simple replication, but development attention within Qlik has shifted to Qlik Talend Cloud, and transformation features are minimal compared with the larger platforms.
What Stitch does
- Row-based replication plans
- SaaS and database sources
- Up to 5 destinations on Premium
- 14-day trial with unlimited rows
Stitch pricing
Standard: from US$100/month (5M to 300M rows). Advanced: US$1,500/month billed annually (100M rows, 3 destinations). Premium: US$3,000/month billed annually (1B rows, 5 destinations). Platform: quote. Prices are US-only.
Stitch strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Low entry price
- Simple row-based billing
- Quick setup
- Unlimited rows during trial
Limitations
- Limited transformation
- Published prices US-only
- Product focus within Qlik now on Qlik Talend Cloud
- Fewer enterprise controls
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Stitch alternatives and competitors
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Hevo Data- Estuary
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