Stitch (Qlik) vs Weld

For teams looking for a Stitch alternative now that new signups go to Qlik Talend Cloud: price, connectors and features row by row, checked against Stitch's own pricing page and docs.

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Stitch (Qlik) logoStitch (Qlik)
Entry price
$100/mo
Connectors
130+
Reverse ETL
Not offered
weld logoWeld
Entry price
$99/mo
Connectors
300+
Reverse ETL
Included

An animation of the migration. Your apps and databases sync through Stitch (Qlik) while Weld's team maps every connector, then both run in parallel into your warehouse until the row counts match, and finally Stitch (Qlik) is switched off while Weld keeps syncing and orchestrates the dbt run after each sync.

Verdict

Which one to choose.

Stitch is a managed ELT service built on open source Singer taps, now owned by Qlik, which points new users to Qlik Talend Cloud. It loads data into your warehouse and stops there, at $100 a month for 5 million rows on its Standard plan. Weld covers the same ingestion and adds SQL transformations, dbt, orchestration, lineage and reverse ETL in one product, on flat monthly tiers from $99.

Choose Stitch (Qlik) if

You already run Stitch pipelines that work, need 10 sources and 30-minute syncs at the entry price, or want to write your own Singer taps.

  • 10 sources and 5 users on the $100 Standard plan
  • 30-minute syncs on every plan
  • Open source Singer taps you can extend or write yourself
  • Log-based replication for six databases

Choose Weld if

You want ingestion, transformations, orchestration and reverse ETL in one tool, or you are looking for a home for your Stitch pipelines now that new signups are steered to Qlik Talend Cloud.

  • Transformations, dbt and orchestration in the same product
  • Reverse ETL to tools like Salesforce, HubSpot and Klaviyo
  • A native AI agent and an MCP server
  • 300+ connectors, built and maintained in house
What Weld replaces

4 tools to run.
Or one platform.

To cover what Weld does, a team running Stitch (Qlik) adds these tools, each set up and monitored on its own.

Stitch (Qlik) logo
Stitch (Qlik)
Ingestion
Separate tool
dbt
Transformations
Separate tool
Airflow or Dagster
Orchestration
Separate tool
Census or Hightouch
Reverse ETL
Separate tool
Weld
One product, one bill, from $99 a month
  • Ingestion
  • Transformations
  • Orchestration
  • Reverse ETL
  • Data lineage
  • AI agent and MCP server
Comparison

Stitch (Qlik) vs Weld.
Where each one wins.

Feature and pricing comparison between Weld and Stitch (Qlik)
Capabilityweld logoWeldStitch (Qlik) logoStitch (Qlik)
Entry priceFrom $99 a month billed annually ($119 monthly), 5M rowsFrom $100 a month, 5M rows
Higher tiersStitch's Advanced and Premium are billed annually$389 (10M rows), $959 (50M rows), billed annually; Enterprise on request$1,500 (100M rows), $3,000 (1B rows)
Sources on the entry plan2 connectors, 1 user10 sources, 5 users
Connectors300+, built and maintained in house130+, Singer taps, some community supported
Fastest syncStitch's Connect API also accepts 1 minute for database sourcesDaily on Basic, hourly on Premium, 15 minutes on Business, 5 as an add-on or on EnterpriseEvery 30 minutes, on every plan
Custom connectorsIncluded, to any APIIncluded, write a Singer tap or push to the Import API
Log-based CDCIncluded, log-based, on Business (add-on) and EnterpriseIncluded, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, DynamoDB
TransformationsIncluded, SQL models plus dbt Core and dbt CloudLight preparation for loading only
OrchestrationIncluded, runs dbt, Cube and SQLMesh, and Coalesce via webhooksSchedules its own syncs; post-load webhooks on Advanced and Premium
Reverse ETLIncludedNot offered
AI agent and MCP serverIncluded, MCP server from PremiumNot offered
Free plan14-day free trial14-day free trial, which now starts in Qlik Talend Cloud
DeploymentManaged cloudManaged cloud
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Stitch (Qlik) details checked on 10 October 2026 against Stitch pricing, Stitch, now part of Qlik, Stitch replication scheduling docs and Singer extensibility.

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Reviews

What teams say about Weld.
Before you decide on Stitch (Qlik).

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5

“Straightforward Pricing and Great Uptime Make Weld Excellent”

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5

“Easy to Use, Better Performance at a Better Cost”

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“Seamless ETL with Stellar Support”

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4.5

“Easy Connector Setup and Great Value”

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Head of Finance
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5

“Powerful, Flexible, and Great Value – A Must-Have for Data Engineers”

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Next steps

Moving off Stitch?

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