Airbyte's pricing tiers
Per airbyte.com/pricing, checked 2026-09-22.
What actually drives the bill up
▲Billed in "credits" that convert data volume into a unified unit — the exchange rate isn't fully transparent per connector.
▲Plus moves from a flat starting price to bulk credit packages, so cost rises in steps rather than smoothly.
▲Pro and Enterprise Flex drop credits entirely for capacity-based ("Data Workers") pricing — a different bill shape once you outgrow Plus.
▲Sync frequency is plan-gated — sub-5-minute sync requires Pro, so faster replication costs more.
How NoSQLSync compares
✓NoSQLSync has 5 flat, published tiers ($0 / $49 / $249 / $899 / custom) with no credit conversion to reverse-engineer.
✓CDC channel count (2/10/50/unlimited) is the only usage axis, versus Airbyte's credit consumption that varies by source type and sync frequency.
✓Both have a real free entry point, but Airbyte's is a 30-day trial before Standard billing starts; NoSQLSync's Free plan (5 migrations/month, 5 GB/month) has no expiration.
Free
$0
Developer
$49/mo
Team
$249/mo
Business
$899/mo
Enterprise
Custom
Frequently asked questions
How does Airbyte's credit system translate to a dollar cost?
Airbyte converts usage into "credits" whose per-source exchange rate isn't fully published; extra credits are a flat $5 each on Standard/Plus, but you need real volume (or a sales conversation) to know your actual burn rate.
Is there an ongoing free plan?
Not currently — Airbyte's free tier is 400 credits (~$2,000 of usage) for 30 days, after which Standard billing applies. NoSQLSync's Free plan has no time limit.
See the flat monthly price up front
No credits, no per-row meters, no usage estimate needed. Free plan included.
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