Database Schema-as-Code
at any scale
Plans
Open
The Atlas CLI, no account required.
CLI Features
Inspection
Automatic Migration Planning
Linting
Apply
Checkpoints
Declarative Plan
Declarative Safety Checks
Composite Schema
Schema Visualization
Testing Framework
Pre-deployment checks
Schema Monitoring
Monitored Instance
ER Diagrams
Changelog
Drift Detection
Alerts
Database Support
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQLite
Clickhouse
SQL Server
Redshift
Database Object Support
Tables and Columns
Indexes
Foreign Keys
Constraints
Partitions
Views
Materialized Views
Stored Procedures
Functions
Triggers
Advanced Objects
CI for schema changes
Destructive Change Detection
Linear history enforcement
Breaking change detection
Table-lock prevention (basic)Basic
Naming convention
Custom Predicates
Deploying Migrations
CLI Support
GitHub Actions
CircleCI Orb
Terraform Provider (basic)Basic
Kubernetes Operator (basic)Basic
Schema Registry
Protected Flows
Pro
For developers and teams who want to enjoy the full power of Atlas
Up to 30 seats
Support Business Hours ¹
Atlas Cloud Access
Solution Engineering
Private Support Slack Channel
CLI Features
Inspection
Automatic Migration Planning
Linting
Apply
Checkpoints
Declarative Plan
Declarative Safety Checks
Composite Schema
Schema Visualization
Testing Framework
Pre-deployment checks
Atlas Cloud Features
2 free databases included
Schema Registry
Auto-generated Schema Docs
Detailed CI Reports
Deployment History and Troubleshooting
Schema Monitoring (Paid Projects)Paid Projects
Drift Detection (Paid Projects)Paid Projects
Centralized Policies
Schema Monitoring
$39/month per instance,
1 free
ER Diagrams
Changelog
Drift Detection
Alerts
Database Support
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQLite
Clickhouse
SQL Server
Redshift
Database Object Support
Tables and Columns
Indexes
Foreign Keys
Constraints
Partitions
Views
Materialized Views
Stored Procedures
Functions
Triggers
Advanced Objects( Full Listlist )
CI for schema changes
Destructive Change Detection
Linear history enforcement
Breaking change detection
Table-lock prevention
Naming convention
Custom Predicates
Deploying Migrations
CLI Support
GitHub Actions
CircleCI Orb
Terraform Provider
Kubernetes Operator
Schema Registry
Protected Flows (Paid Projects)Paid Projects
Security and Compliance
Standard contract
RBAC
SSO
System Audits
Compliance Reports
Access to SOC2 Report
On-prem Deployment
- ¹ Business support available to paying users only.
- ² Limits apply to free project: up to 100 runs/month, 50 schema objects, 1 webhook, 30 day history retention, 100 max files.
- ³ Limited to one database scope.
Enterprise
For Platform Teams and technical leaders who want to solve database schema management at scale.
Seat Limit Custom
Support Custom SLA
Atlas Cloud Access
Private Support Slack Channel
CLI Features
Inspection
Automatic Migration Planning
Linting
Apply
Checkpoints
Declarative Plan
Declarative Safety Checks
Composite Schema
Schema Visualization
Testing Framework
Pre-deployment checks
Atlas Cloud Features
Custom pricing per project
Custom pricing per database
Schema Registry
Auto-generated Schema Docs
Detailed CI Reports
Deployment History and Troubleshooting
Schema Monitoring
Drift Detection
Centralized Policies
Schema Monitoring
Monitored Instance Custom
ER Diagrams
Changelog
Drift Detection
Alerts
Database Support
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQLite
Clickhouse
SQL Server
Redshift
Database Object Support
Tables and Columns
Indexes
Foreign Keys
Constraints
Partitions
Views
Materialized Views
Stored Procedures
Functions
Triggers
Advanced Objects( Full Listlist )
CI for schema changes
Destructive Change Detection
Linear history enforcement
Breaking change detection
Table-lock prevention
Naming convention
Custom Predicates
Deploying Migrations
CLI Support
GitHub Actions
CircleCI Orb
Terraform Provider
Kubernetes Operator
Schema Registry
Protected Flows
Security and Compliance
Custom contract available
RBAC
SSO
System Audits
Compliance Reports
Access to SOC2 Report
On-prem Deployment Available
Book a Demo
Frequently Asked Questions
How are seats and runs counted?
Seats are counted as the number of humans using Atlas (Pro) in your account. Bot tokens (API keys) are not counted. Runs are the number of CI runs and deployments reported to your Atlas Cloud account in a given month.
Is Atlas Cloud SOC2 compliant?
Yes, we are proudly SOC2 compliant! We believe that in order to earn the trust of other organizations, in order for them to grant us the privilege of being infrastructure to their business, we must hold ourselves accountable to rigid standards. You can read more about this here, or if you need more information you can reach us at hello@ariga.io.