Interesting to see the competitive analysis with Fivetran in the article but then see almost identical copies of infographics used between their site and Fivetran's.
- address the long tail of integrations (our goal is 200+ by end of 2021) - we're working on a low-code/no-code framework to make it easier to build and maintain connectors
- give you flexibility/customizability to adapt pre-built connectors to your needs
- debugging autonomy (we're standardizing how connectors are being built, so maintenance can be done by us and the community)
- No more security and privacy compliance, as self-hosted and open-sourced (MIT)
- No more super high prices (volume-based) that don't make sense for big data companies.
Regarding the differences between Airbyte and Fivetran, here's an article about it: https://docs.airbyte.io/faq/differences-with/fivetran-vs-air...
But essentially, open-source enables us to:
- address the long tail of integrations (our goal is 200+ by end of 2021) - we're working on a low-code/no-code framework to make it easier to build and maintain connectors
- give you flexibility/customizability to adapt pre-built connectors to your needs
- debugging autonomy (we're standardizing how connectors are being built, so maintenance can be done by us and the community)
- No more security and privacy compliance, as self-hosted and open-sourced (MIT)
- No more super high prices (volume-based) that don't make sense for big data companies.