100+
Databases supported
SQL and NoSQL, per vendor
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Turn any of 100+ SQL and NoSQL databases into ER diagrams and documentation your team can read. Design offline, review schema changes in Git, deploy them safely.
Depends
DependsBuy it if your team designs schemas across several SQL/NoSQL databases and wants Git-reviewed deployments from a desktop tool.
Buy for multi-DB teams wanting ER diagrams + Git schema deploys. Skip for one-off diagrams or enterprise governance.
100+
Databases supported
SQL and NoSQL, per vendor
Yes
Free tier
Community Edition, core features
Perpetual option
Pricing model
One-time Pro license, not subscription-only
None raised
External funding
Tracxn; small independent vendor
Free tier plus perpetual license, no forced subscription
G2 users praise ease of use
100+ databases, ER diagrams, Git-based deploys
TLS/SSH tunnel docs solid; no public security page
Free
One-time perpetual purchase (price not shown in sources)
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No CVEs found for DbSchema itself; a 2020 CVE in the sources targets the unrelated 'DatabaseSchemaReader' .NET library with a similar name.
Users praise DbSchema as an easy, solid cross-database design tool and a cheaper alternative to erwin.
“dbSchema is quite nice”
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DbSchema vs DBeaverMature cross-database SQL client; DbSchema's own compared rival.
DbSchema vs DbVisualizerEnterprise modeling and governance; heavier and pricier.
DbSchema vs ER/StudioText-to-diagram tool for quick one-off ERDs.
DbSchema vs QuickDBDBased on 40+ public sources; many review snippets were truncated, and no numeric review ratings or prices appeared in the evidence.
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