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DBeaver

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01 / Overview

What is DBeaver?

DBeaver is a database client for exploring schemas, editing SQL and working with query results. Community Edition is open source, while commercial PRO and team products add separately packaged capabilities. Choose the edition against the actual database and connection workflow.

Who is DBeaver for?

Developers and analysts managing database connections and repeatable SQL tasks.

02 / Capabilities

DBeaver features

The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.

  • SQL editing and execution
  • Database-object navigation
  • Data viewing and editing
  • Import and export workflows
03 / Plans & costs

DBeaver pricing

Plan availability

Free Community Edition; paid PRO options

Use Community Edition only where its scope meets the requirement. Compare the selected PRO or team package when advanced drivers, administration or support are needed.

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Free access & evaluation

Community Edition is free and open source. PRO and team products use separate commercial licences and trials.

04 / Buying checklist

Before you choose DBeaver

  • Commercial editions add capabilities that should not be assumed to exist in Community Edition.

  • Check the required driver, authentication method and database version before choosing an edition.

05 / Guides & insights

Explore DBeaver in more detail

Take a closer look at the decisions behind this product.

DataGrip vs DBeaver: SQL workflow and edition scope

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06 / Comparisons

Compare DBeaver

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07 / Questions answered

DBeaver FAQs

Does DBeaver have a free plan?

Community Edition is free and open source. PRO and team products use separate commercial licences and trials.

Who is DBeaver for?

Developers and analysts managing database connections and repeatable SQL tasks.

What should I compare before buying?

Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.