Artie review
Managed CDC with exactly-once delivery, broad connectors, and a permanent free tier.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Artie is a managed database replication platform for engineering, analytics, and data teams. It captures changes from database transaction logs and streams them to warehouses, lakehouses, object storage, or other databases. The platform is suited to teams that need sub-minute continuous replication without managing replication infrastructure, with support for web and API access. Its coverage includes sources such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle, DynamoDB, and Microsoft SQL Server, alongside destinations including Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Databricks, ClickHouse, S3, and Google Cloud Storage.
Pricing is structured around a permanent Free plan, a Growth tier, and Enterprise. Free costs $0 per month with monthly billing and includes sub-minute latency, exactly-once delivery, up to 1M billable rows per month, up to 2 active pipelines, backfills, and Slack Community support. Growth includes unlimited active pipelines, proactive monitoring, SSO and RBAC, HIPAA compliance with BAA, and a dedicated Slack or Teams channel. It starts at $500 per month with annual billing or $600 per month with monthly billing. New signups begin with a 14-day Growth trial. Enterprise adds all supported connectors, bring-your-own-cloud and on-premise deployments, unlimited PrivateLink, uptime guarantees, and 24/7 support.
The feature set goes beyond basic row copying. Artie supports automatic schema evolution, SCD Type 1 and Type 2 history modes, column inclusion and exclusion, masking, encryption, hashing, real-time pipeline observability, and fan-in from multiple databases into a unified schema. These capabilities make it a strong fit for governed CDC and operational analytics pipelines. Teams needing bidirectional replication should look elsewhere because Artie’s replication direction is one-way. Smaller workloads can start with Free, while teams requiring identity controls, proactive monitoring, or enterprise deployment options should consider Growth or Enterprise.
Artie pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Sub-minute CDC with exactly-once delivery
- Schema evolution, backfills, masking, and history modes
- Broad database, warehouse, lakehouse, and storage coverage
- Where it doesn't
- Replication is one-way
- Free plan caps usage at 1M billable rows and 2 pipelines
- Growth starts at $500/month with annual billing
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