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Dataedo vs Grai

Dataedo

dataedo.com

Grai

grai.io

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FigureDataedoGrai
Price from$1,500/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
Linux—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published31
Spec score · Data Lineage Tools8.2 (#8)8.3 (#7)
DeploymentThe pricing page lists on-premises, self-hosted AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform, and Dataedo-hosted deployment options.The project says it is open source and can be self-hosted, including with Docker Compose or Kubernetes examples and Helm charts.
Founded20132021
HeadquartersGdańsk, PolandSt. Louis, Missouri, United States
Intended usersDataedo describes the product as a data governance solution built for mid-sized organizations.Grai is presented for people who need to trace and test data relationships across data systems and applications.
PurposeDataedo describes itself as software for discovering, documenting, and sharing knowledge about data, with a centralized data catalog.Grai describes itself as a data lineage tool for understanding and testing how data relates across databases, warehouses, APIs, and dashboards.
SupportThe pricing page lists a two-business-day response time for all three plans and email support, with live chat also listed in its support comparison.The repository lists [email protected] for contact and points users to Slack and a community roadmap for requests and bug reports.

Plans

Dataedo

  • Essentials$18,000 a year
  • Data Lineage$24,000 a year
  • Data Quality$32,000 a year

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Grai

  • Grai CloudFree

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In their own words

Dataedo

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Grai

Grai is a data lineage tool for tracing and testing relationships among databases, warehouses, APIs, and dashboards. It can automatically build column-level lineage across warehouses and production services. Centralized validation tests run when upstream data sources change, and GitHub Actions can alert CI/CD workflows when production changes affect warehouses or dbt projects. Listed connectors include Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, dbt, Fivetran, flat files, Metabase, and Looker; the Looker connector is marked alpha. Grai describes itself as open source and self-hostable, with Docker Compose and Kubernetes examples and Helm charts. Grai Cloud is available to run for free. The frontend is a React web application, and the CLI is a Python client for the Grai server. The repository lists an MIT-0 license. The privacy policy says Grai collects email addresses, cookies, and usage data, and names AWS and Google Cloud Platform among its service providers. It says commercially acceptable measures are used to protect personal data but cannot guarantee absolute security. The repository lists [email protected] and points to Slack and a community roadmap for requests and bug reports.

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