Skyvia

Skyvia is a cloud data platform covering data integration without coding, workflow automation between cloud applications and databases, connectivity between data sources and applications, browser-based querying through a visual builder or SQL, and cloud data backup, published with a free tier and a Studio Connector.

Including backup alongside integration is the combination worth noting, because it addresses an assumption that costs organisations dearly and is almost never examined until it matters.

That assumption is that software as a service data is safe because the vendor runs the infrastructure. The vendor does protect against their own hardware failure, and their durability is generally excellent. What they do not protect against is you. If a user deletes a thousand records, an integration writes bad data across a table, or an administrator removes an object, the change replicates faithfully to every copy the vendor holds. Recovery from that is frequently a paid professional services engagement with a partial result, if it is possible at all.

An independent backup you control is the answer, and having it in the same tool that runs the integrations is sensible for a specific reason: integrations are among the most common causes of the mass data damage that backup protects against. A misconfigured sync can overwrite a field across an entire object in seconds.

No-code positioning determines the buyer. This is aimed at operations and analytics staff who understand the data but do not write code, rather than at data engineering teams who would generally build pipelines themselves. For a mid-sized company without a data engineering function, that difference decides whether integration happens at all.

Browser-based querying with both visual and SQL modes serves both ends of that audience from one interface.

Pricing is published with monthly and annual billing at 20 percent off annually, starting from a free tier, with a published $240 point and tiers ascending from basic data ingestion and ELT through more complex integration scenarios.