Qlik Replicate

Name: Qlik Replicate
Brand: Qlik Technologies
Rating: 4.4 (262 reviews)

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Est 1993|Valuation $2.9B|Raised $13.7B

LinkedIn 307K|Website|Web traffic 1.0M|FTEs 4,586|HQ King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, US

MarketsData Integration (ETL/ELT)

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative competitive analysis

Qlik Replicate vs Fivetran (complementary more than identical) - Qlik Replicate is typically custom-priced and focused on transactional CDC for databases; Fivetran emphasizes a broad catalog of managed connectors for SaaS sources and rapid onboarding. - For estates that are primarily database-to-warehouse migrations, Replicate often aligns with requirements. For organizations with many SaaS sources, managed ELT vendors can be more convenient. Qlik Replicate vs AWS Glue - Glue is a broader ETL and integration offering in the AWS ecosystem with native integration to AWS services; Replicate is purpose-built for CDC replication. Qlik Replicate vs Oracle GoldenGate - Qlik positions Replicate as an alternative to GoldenGate in some scenarios. Buyers should validate differences with focused POCs covering latency, DDL propagation, failover semantics, operational effort, and licensing.

Market share / adoption trends

Third-party technographic sources indicate Qlik Replicate has a defined presence in the data integration market. Such estimates are directional and vary across sources.

	Qlik Replicate	Fivetran	Oracle GoldenGate
Starting Price	Quote-based; published pricing available from the vendor	Offers a limited free tier; published usage-based pricing available from the vendor	Enterprise offering with quoted pricing from the vendor
Best For	Enterprise database CDC replication and heterogeneous endpoints	Managed ELT for SaaS connectors and cloud warehouses	Enterprise replication in Oracle-centric environments
Key Strength	Log-based CDC, GUI-driven setup, broad enterprise DB coverage	Broad connector catalog for SaaS; managed operations	Mature replication features for Oracle ecosystems
Key Weakness	Error clarity in some cases; narrower SaaS connector coverage; limited in-tool transformations	Usage-based cost variability; limited classic replication semantics for some cases	Cost and operational complexity in some deployments

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative competitive analysis

Qlik Replicate vs Fivetran (complementary more than identical)

Qlik Replicate is typically custom-priced and focused on transactional CDC for databases; Fivetran emphasizes a broad catalog of managed connectors for SaaS sources and rapid onboarding.
For estates that are primarily database-to-warehouse migrations, Replicate often aligns with requirements. For organizations with many SaaS sources, managed ELT vendors can be more convenient.

Qlik Replicate vs AWS Glue

Glue is a broader ETL and integration offering in the AWS ecosystem with native integration to AWS services; Replicate is purpose-built for CDC replication.

Qlik Replicate vs Oracle GoldenGate

Qlik positions Replicate as an alternative to GoldenGate in some scenarios. Buyers should validate differences with focused POCs covering latency, DDL propagation, failover semantics, operational effort, and licensing.

Market share / adoption trends

Third-party technographic sources indicate Qlik Replicate has a defined presence in the data integration market. Such estimates are directional and vary across sources.

	Qlik Replicate	Fivetran	Oracle GoldenGate
Starting Price	Quote-based; published pricing available from the vendor	Offers a limited free tier; published usage-based pricing available from the vendor	Enterprise offering with quoted pricing from the vendor
Best For	Enterprise database CDC replication and heterogeneous endpoints	Managed ELT for SaaS connectors and cloud warehouses	Enterprise replication in Oracle-centric environments
Key Strength	Log-based CDC, GUI-driven setup, broad enterprise DB coverage	Broad connector catalog for SaaS; managed operations	Mature replication features for Oracle ecosystems
Key Weakness	Error clarity in some cases; narrower SaaS connector coverage; limited in-tool transformations	Usage-based cost variability; limited classic replication semantics for some cases	Cost and operational complexity in some deployments