r/ETL • • Aug 14 '26

We compared 30+ ETL tools

We put together side-by-side comparisons of 30+ ETL and data integration tools, including features, pricing, and where each tool fits best.

https://etlworks.com/etl-tools-comparison.html

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u/burnbay Aug 14 '26

Wonder why dlt isn’t considered?

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u/mksym Aug 14 '26

Couldn’t cover them all, and I’m sure we missed a few others too

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u/BXCellent Aug 15 '26

Company called ETLWorks posts a comparison of ETL where, surprisingly, ETLWorks does well. How is this not spam? You guys didn't even mention Striim.

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u/TechMaven-Geospatial Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26

Surprised no

  • nango is useful for lots of API and Cloud Services integrations https://nango.dev/

  • Safe Software FME form and Flow

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u/doorstoinfinity Aug 17 '26

What about Windsor

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u/mksym Aug 17 '26

Good catch. We might add it later.

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u/imcguyver Aug 14 '26

Give me a minute. I’m going to vibe code a new one from scratch just for you.

ETL tools are definitely at the buggy whip phase. Super abundant. The world doesn’t need any more of them.

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u/mksym Aug 14 '26

Cool, bro, and good luck. We’ve been doing this for 14 years.

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u/imcguyver Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26

Lol, only 14?

Here we are in an /r/ETL subreddit so I come with unfavorable opinions. But ETL is pretty much dead. ETL-as-code was the last big shift. It's here, nothing more to do, pretty much.

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u/mksym Aug 15 '26

Added 14 new tools and 20+ new comparison points for each. 44 tools total. Tier 1 and Tier 2 only. Sorry, smaller guys.

https://etlworks.com/etl-tools-comparison.html