# Etlworks

Etlworks is an enterprise-grade data integration platform with a real AI agent built in. It handles CDC, ETL, ELT, reverse ETL, APIs, files, EDI, and event-driven workflows across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments.

The platform supports 250+ connectors to databases, SaaS apps, file systems, message queues, and APIs. It runs at petabyte scale with high availability and supports SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR compliance, SSO, RBAC, MFA, and multi-tenancy.

The AI agent has tools across the entire platform — flows, code, CLI, metadata, monitoring. It can build pipelines from natural language descriptions, infer schemas, generate transformations, apply best-practice templates, debug failures, and watch production flows. The agent works alongside data engineers and solutions architects rather than replacing them.

Etlworks is used by data teams at NBCUniversal, Universal Music, Staples, OpenGov, Sermo, Aiwyn, Rhenus Auto, Ambyint, QuickFee, Dayton Freight, U.S. Silica, and GEN-I.

Pricing starts at $300/month for first projects, $600/month for production teams, and $1,000+/month for mission-critical workloads with real-time CDC, dedicated infrastructure, SSO, and on-premise options. All plans include unlimited users, connections, and flows. Free 14-day trial, no credit card required.

Compared to traditional integration platforms (Boomi, MuleSoft, Workato, Informatica, Talend, Fivetran, Matillion), Etlworks differentiates by having a real built-in agent that operates across every part of the platform — not a chatbot grafted onto an existing UI.

The Etlworks blog is at https://etlworks.com/blog/ (RSS: https://etlworks.com/blog/feed.xml). It covers AI and data integration, best practices, lessons from real production deployments, product releases, and platform engineering notes, written by the Etlworks team.