
Fivetran
Fivetran sells data pipelines, transformations and reverse ETL on a consumption model measured in Monthly Active Rows and monthly model runs, with Free, Standard, Enterprise and Business Critical plans, annual or pay-as-you-go billing and a Master Subscription Agreement.
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From the Fivetran catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 79 verbatim excerpts from 24 Fivetran documents.
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Fivetran Activations, Fivetran Activations (reverse ETL, formerly Census), Fivetran annual contracts (Capacity Purchase Plans), Fivetran Data Pipelines (connections), Fivetran HVR, Fivetran Hybrid Deployment, Fivetran platform, Fivetran Standard, Enterprise and Business Critical plans, and 3 more
Product History
All acquisitionsFivetran and dbt Labs merged in an all-stock transaction, initially operating as Fivetran + dbt Labs, with George Fraser as CEO and Tristan Handy as President.
Licensing impactSources and full product history- The parties signed a definitive merger agreement on 2025-10-13; the combined company was expected to approach USD 600 million in annual recurring revenue.[1]
- The announcement committed the company to keeping dbt Core open under its current license and maintaining it with the community.[1]
- The merger completed on 2026-06-01; at completion Fivetran announced dbt Core v2.0 (alpha), which open sources the dbt Fusion engine runtime under an Apache 2.0 license, and a locally installable distribution of dbt that gives developers free access to Fusion's core language features and warehouse adapters, with additional platform features unlocked by logging in from the terminal.[2]
- Fivetran acquired Tobiko Data
Fivetran acquired Tobiko Data, the open source transformation company behind SQLMesh and SQLGlot.
Licensing impactSources and full product history - Fivetran acquired Census
Fivetran acquired Census, a reverse ETL and data activation vendor. Census has since been integrated into Fivetran as Fivetran Activations, with customers moving to Fivetran's usage-based pricing as their Census plans end.
Legacy product Became Census (reverse ETL) Merged into Fivetran Activations · Fivetran's migration FAQ describes Activations as the integration of Census into the Fivetran platform. Licensing impactSources and full product history- Fivetran announced on 2025-05-01 that it had signed an agreement to acquire Census, funded with cash and equity; terms were not disclosed and completion was subject to customary closing conditions.[1]
- By 2025-09-03 Fivetran described Census as an acquisition it had made earlier in the year.[2]
- Fivetran's Census migration FAQ says Census customers on paid annual plans continue under their Census plan until it ends and then move to Fivetran's usage-based pricing measured in Monthly Active Rows; it says month-to-month Census plans ended in March 2026.[3]
- Fivetran acquired HVR
Fivetran acquired HVR, a provider of enterprise data replication technology, in a cash and stock deal announced together with a USD 565 million Series D round.
Licensing impactSources and full product history- Fivetran announced a definitive agreement to acquire HVR on 2021-09-20, and said the cash and stock deal was valued at USD 700 million.[1]
- Fivetran said its customers would gain access to HVR's change data capture connectors and a secure, on-premise option for companies with legacy databases, and that HVR customers would gain access to Fivetran's pre-built connectors and transformations.[1]
- Fivetran announced completion of the acquisition on 2021-10-01.[2]