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Crunchy Bridge vs HSQLDB

Crunchy Bridge

crunchydata.com

HSQLDB

hsqldb.org

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FigureCrunchy BridgeHSQLDB
Price from$9/mo$8.33/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
WebYes—
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published1011
Spec score · Relational Databases8.3 (#11)9.1 (#2)
Developer toolsCrunchy Bridge can be deployed and managed through a web dashboard, CLI, or API.The product includes a command-line SQL tool and simple GUI query tools.
Founded20122001
ProductCrunchy Bridge is a fully managed cloud Postgres service for hobby projects, startups, and enterprises.HSQLDB is a Java-based relational database engine with in-memory and disk-based tables, supporting embedded and server modes.
SupportCrunchy Bridge provides hands-on assistance from Postgres-focused experts regardless of database size.Support options include a help forum, a user mailing list, bug and feature request trackers, paid SupportWare, and professional commercial support.

Plans

Crunchy Bridge

  • Hobby-0$9 a month
  • Hobby-1$18 a month
  • Hobby-2$35 a month
  • Hobby-4$70 a month
  • Standard-4$70 a month
  • Standard-8$140 a month
  • Standard-16$280 a month
  • Standard-32$560 a month
  • Standard-64$1,120 a month
  • Standard-128$2,240 a month

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HSQLDB

  • Developer subscription$100 a year
  • Basic Corporate subscriptionPrice not published
  • Premier Corporate subscription$2,500 a year
  • HSQLDBFree
  • HSQLDB softwareFree
  • Developer SupportWare$100 a year
  • SupportWare Developer subscription$100 a year
  • Basic Corporate SupportWare$500 a year
  • SupportWare Basic Corporate subscription$500 a year
  • Premier Corporate SupportWare$2,500 a year

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Crunchy Bridge

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HSQLDB

HSQLDB is a Java-based relational database engine for embedded or server use, with both in-memory and disk-based tables. It supports SQL:2023 core features and many optional features, plus lock-based and MVCC transaction models; the engine is fully multithreaded. Listed capabilities include JSON constructor functions, CSV loading and unloading, temporal system-versioned tables, row-level access control, and log-based replica synchronization. It includes a command-line SQL tool and simple GUI query tools. The latest official release listed is version 2.7.4, compatible with JDK 8 and above, and packages include Java 11 module jars as well as Java 8 jars for HSQLDB and SQL Tool. HSQLDB is self-hosted, with high availability, read replicas, and JSON data support listed. Its default combined limit for CACHED tables is 8TB, extendable to 256TB with a connection property; each TEXT table is limited to 256GB, and memory tables depend on available memory. The software is free to use in commercial products when license terms are met; its licenses are based on the new BSD License. The HSQLDB plan is free. A Developer subscription is $100 a year; Premier Corporate is $2,500 a year at the base level. Support options include community channels and paid commercial support.

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