Data Integration Tools
Stitch: features, pricing and who it fits
Stitch is a row-based managed ELT service sold by Qlik. Standard costs $100 a month and is paid by credit card, with a choice of 5M to 300M rows. The Standard plan allows only one destination and ten standard sources.
Who Stitch is for
Best for
- Small teams that want a low, published entry price and a credit card checkout
- Simple SaaS and database replication into a warehouse
Look elsewhere if
- Teams needing built-in transformations or heavy governance
- Teams that need more than 1 destination on the Standard plan
Stitch features
- Connector coverage
- About 117 SaaS integrations, 23 databases and 17 webhooks; 12 destination entries (11 products) incl. Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery
- ETL / ELT approach
- ELT; transforms only what the destination needs, such as data types
- Real-time sync and CDC
- Scheduled jobs; log-based replication for select databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB)
- Transformation capabilities
- Compatibility changes only; modeling left to the warehouse, dbt suggested
- Deployment options
- Cloud service with selectable pipeline region
- Governance and monitoring
- Log retention 7 days (Standard) or 60 days (Advanced, Premium)
- Pricing model
- Rows per month, tiered by plan
- Target company size
- Small teams (Standard) up to larger teams (Advanced, Premium)
Stitch pricing
| Plan | Price | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | From $100/month | 5M to 300M rows per month, chosen by buyer | 1 destination, 10 Standard sources, 5 users, 7 days log retention, monthly or annual billing, credit card |
| Advanced | $1,500/month, billed annually | 100M rows | 3 destinations, unlimited Enterprise sources, unlimited users, 60 days log retention |
| Premium | $3,000/month, billed annually | 1B rows | 5 destinations, unlimited Enterprise sources, unlimited users, 60 days log retention |
US pricing only; international prices via sales. 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Add-on rows and destinations on Advanced and Premium.
Prices as published by Stitch on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.
Integrations, security and hosting
- Integrations
- About 157 sources (117 SaaS, 23 databases, 17 webhooks), including Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server
- Security and compliance
- See Qlik Security Trust Center
- Data residency
- Pipeline region selectable; regions not read
Worth knowing before you buy
- Standard plan starts at $100 a month and is paid by credit card, with 5M to 300M rows selectable.
- The Standard plan allows only 1 destination and 10 Standard sources; Enterprise sources need Advanced or Premium.
- SSO exists (Azure AD, Google Workspace, Okta, OneLogin, PingFederate) but the docs do not say which plan includes it.
- Stitch's security page redirects to Qlik's trust center, and docs promote a Qlik Talend Cloud trial.
Stitch alternatives
Vendor dossier
Fit by company size
| Category | 1-10 people | 11-50 people | 51-500 people | 500+ people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data Integration Tools | Strong fit | Strong fit | Workable | No data |
Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor
How buying Stitch works
- How you buy
- Online up to Standard, sales above
- Demo or quote needed for
- Advanced and Premium have additional payment options; international pricing via sales
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Contract
- Standard monthly or annual; Advanced and Premium billed annually
Security and data protection
- Single sign-on (SAML)
- Available; plan not stated
From Stitch's trust center, security and legal pages. Anything not listed is not published.
About the company
- Ownership
- part of Qlik
Support and integrations
- Integrations
- About 157 (117 SaaS, 23 databases, 17 webhooks)
- Notable integrations
- Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server
What vendors in this category ask before quoting
Answer these once in a SaaSBid request and Stitch and its alternatives quote against the same facts.
- Which sources and destinations do you need to connect?Connector coverage and plan limits decide which tools qualify.
- How much data do you move each month, and how fast does it grow?Row, event and credit pricing scale differently.
- How fresh must the data be: hourly, every few minutes or near real time?Sync interval and CDC support vary by plan.
- Where must the data be processed, and are SSO or audit logs required?Region choice and governance features often sit in upper tiers.
- Who will build and maintain the pipelines, analysts or engineers?No-code tools and code-first frameworks suit different teams.
- Do you need transformation in the same tool, or will dbt handle it?The answer affects both the edition and the total cost.