For teams looking for a Rivery alternative: Rivery, now sold by Boomi as Boomi Data Integration, and Weld row by row, checked against Rivery's own pricing page and docs.
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Rivery
Entry price
$0.90/credit
Connectors
200+
Reverse ETL
Build each call
Weld
Entry price
$99/mo
Connectors
300+
Reverse ETL
Prebuilt
An animation of the migration. Your apps and databases sync through Rivery while Weld's team maps every connector, then both run in parallel into your warehouse until the row counts match, and finally Rivery is switched off while Weld keeps syncing and orchestrates the dbt run after each sync.
Rivery is an ELT platform with 200+ connectors, SQL and Python transformations and Logic Rivers for workflow orchestration, owned by Boomi since December 2024 and billed in credits per volume and per run. Weld covers ingestion, SQL transformations, dbt, orchestration, lineage and reverse ETL with 300+ connectors built in house, on a flat monthly tier.
Choose Rivery if
You need Python steps and branching workflow logic inside your pipelines, separate dev and prod environments with built-in CI/CD, or you already run on the Boomi platform.
Python steps alongside SQL in the same workflow
Conditional logic, loops and containers in Logic Rivers
Multiple environments with built-in version control and CI/CD
Pay as you go entry at $0.90 per credit
Choose Weld if
You want a bill you can predict from row volume instead of credits per table and per run, prebuilt reverse ETL destinations, and dbt integration without wiring it through API calls.
Flat monthly tiers by row volume, from $99 a month
300+ connectors, built and maintained in house
Reverse ETL to tools like Salesforce, HubSpot and Klaviyo, included
dbt Core and dbt Cloud integration, a native AI agent and an MCP server
Comparison
Rivery vs Weld. Where each one wins.
Feature and pricing comparison between Weld and Rivery
Capability
Weld
Rivery
Pricing modelRivery: 1 credit per 100MB for databases and files, 0.5 credit per API table per run, 0.5 per workflow run
Flat monthly tiers by row volume
Credits by data volume and executions
Entry price
$99 a month, Basic
$0.90 per credit, pay as you go on Base
Free plan
14-day free trial
14 days or 1,000 credits, whichever ends first
Connectors
300+, built in house
200+, plus custom API and webhook sources
Transformations
SQL, plus dbt Core and dbt Cloud
SQL and Python, Python from Professional
dbt
Included, dbt Core and dbt Cloud
dbt Cloud jobs triggered through an API kit
Orchestration
Included, runs dbt, Cube and SQLMesh, and Coalesce via webhooks
Included, Logic Rivers with conditions, loops and containers
Reverse ETL
Included, prebuilt destinations
Built as REST API calls you define, with kits for HubSpot, Slack and Tableau
CDC
Included, log-based, on Business (add-on) and Enterprise
Included, log-based, billed at 2 credits per 100MB; Oracle on Enterprise
Fastest sync
15 minutes on Business, 5 as a Business add-on or on Enterprise
Yes. Boomi acquired Rivery in December 2024 and now sells the product as Boomi Data Integration. The rivery.io site, pricing page and free trial still use the Rivery name, credits are now called Boomi Data Units (BDU), and the docs live on help.boomi.com, where Rivers are being renamed Data Flows and Logic Rivers Logic Flows.
It depends on how your data arrives. Rivery bills $0.90 per credit on its Base plan: database replication costs 1 credit per 100MB, which is cheap for bulk loads, but API sources cost 0.5 credit per table on every run. One API source with 10 tables synced hourly uses 3,600 credits a month, $3,240 at the Base rate, where Weld's tiers start at $99 a month for 5 million rows and do not charge per run.
No. Rivery offers a free trial with Professional features for 14 days or 1,000 credits, whichever runs out first, then the Base plan is pay as you go at $0.90 per credit. Weld has no free plan either; every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
No. Boomi describes Data Integration as fully managed SaaS. Weld also runs as a managed cloud service only.
Yes, but you build it. You write the target app's API request body with variables, query your warehouse, and map the results to the request, with ready made kits for HubSpot, Slack and Tableau. Weld's reverse ETL has prebuilt destinations such as Salesforce, HubSpot and Klaviyo and is part of the same plan.
Logic Rivers, being renamed Logic Flows, are Rivery's orchestration layer. They chain SQL, Python, Action and Data Flow steps with conditions, loops and schedules, and each workflow run costs 0.5 credit. Weld's orchestration schedules syncs, SQL models, and dbt, Cube and SQLMesh runs in one place, triggers Coalesce through webhooks, and is included in the plan.
Yes. Weld's team helps you plan and run the migration: your sources are recreated as Weld connectors, and SQL transformations and schedules are rebuilt in Weld or kept in dbt. Python steps need to move to SQL or dbt, since Weld transforms in SQL.
Teams replacing Rivery most often compare it with Weld, Fivetran, Airbyte, Stitch and Matillion. Weld fits teams that want ingestion, transformations, orchestration and reverse ETL in one product on a flat monthly tier; each of the others has its own comparison against Weld, linked on this page.
Next steps
Moving off Rivery?
Our team helps you plan and run the migration. We recreate your sources as Weld connectors and set up transformations, orchestration and reverse ETL in one place, on a flat monthly tier you can try free for 14 days.