Artie — Real-Time Database Replication

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Artie is a real-time data replication platform that streams database changes to data warehouses with sub-minute latency. It positions itself as an alternative to building streaming infrastructure in-house or using tools like Fivetran, AWS DMS, Debezium, and Confluent.

Core Product

Artie captures change data from source databases and delivers it to destination warehouses with exactly-once delivery and automatic schema evolution — without requiring users to manage Kafka, configure Debezium, or maintain consumer code.

Performance claims: - 223,345,343 rows replicated per minute (live counter) - P95 latency of 1.95 ms - Sub-minute latency "automatically" for every change

Sources: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, DynamoDB, Oracle Destinations: Snowflake, Databricks, BigQuery, Redshift

How It Works

  1. Connect source database
  2. Choose tables — configure column selection, masking, SCD Type 1 & 2
  3. Deploy and stream — sub-minute latency with exactly-once delivery and automatic schema evolution

"Most teams go from signup to first sync in under 1 hour."

Architecture

Key Features

Competitive Positioning

Explicitly compares against: Fivetran, AWS DMS, Debezium, Confluent. Tagline: "No Kafka build, no DMS compromises."

Customer Metrics

Pricing

Not disclosed on homepage. 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Separate /pricing page.

Company