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)
Entry price
$100/mo
Connectors
130+
Reverse ETL
Not offered
Weld
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.
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)
Ingestion
Separate tool
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d
dbt
Transformations
Separate tool
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A
Airflow or Dagster
Orchestration
Separate tool
+
C
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)
Capability
Weld
Stitch (Qlik)
Entry price
From $99 a month billed annually ($119 monthly), 5M rows
From $100 a month, 5M rows
Higher tiersStitch's Advanced and Premium are billed annually
Stitch still runs and still publishes plans, but it is now a Qlik product, after Talend bought it in 2018 and Qlik bought Talend in 2023. Stitch's site encourages new users to try Qlik Talend Cloud, and its free trial button leads to a Qlik Talend Cloud trial. Existing customers keep signing in to Stitch.
At the entry level they cost about the same: Stitch Standard starts at $100 a month for 5 million rows, Weld Basic at $99 billed annually, or $119 monthly, for 5 million rows. Stitch's entry plan includes more sources (10 against 2) and faster syncs, while Weld's tiers add transformations, orchestration and reverse ETL you would otherwise buy elsewhere. Above Standard, Stitch jumps to $1,500 a month billed annually for 100 million rows; Weld has tiers at $389 and $959 a month, billed annually.
No. Stitch offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card and unlimited rows during the trial, and that trial now starts in Qlik Talend Cloud. Weld has no free plan either; every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
No. Stitch runs as a managed cloud service. Its connectors are open source Singer taps, so you can run a tap yourself outside Stitch, but that is not Stitch. Weld is also managed cloud only.
No. Stitch extracts and loads, with only light preparation so data fits the destination, and leaves modelling to tools like dbt in your warehouse. It has no reverse ETL. Weld includes SQL transformations, dbt Core and dbt Cloud integration, orchestration and reverse ETL in the same product.
In the Stitch app the shortest interval is 30 minutes, on every plan, with cron scheduling on Advanced and Premium. Its Connect API also accepts 1 minute for database sources. Weld syncs daily on Basic, hourly on Premium, every 15 minutes on Business and every 5 minutes as a Business add-on or on Enterprise.
Yes. Weld's team helps you plan and run the migration: your connectors are recreated in Weld. With 300+ connectors against Stitch's 130+, check the list for the sources you replicate today; a missing one can be built against any API.
Teams replacing Stitch most often compare it with Weld, Fivetran, Airbyte, Matillion and Rivery. 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 Stitch?
Our team helps you plan and run the move. We recreate your Stitch connectors in Weld, and you get transformations, orchestration and reverse ETL in the same place, starting with a 14-day free trial.