TL;DR - Singer
- Singer is an open-source standard for writing data integration scripts
- It provides taps and targets for moving data between systems
- Completely free and open-source
Pricing: Free forever
Best for: Individuals & startups
Score: 80/100
Pricing
Free
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About Singer
Singer provides open-source data extraction standards. Taps and targets for data movement—specification that tools build on.
The ecosystem is extensive. The specification is open. The community contributes.
Data movement often uses Singer specification for standardized extraction.
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Singer FAQ
Yes, Singer is completely free and open source. It's a specification, not a product, so there's nothing to pay for - just use the community's taps and targets.
Singer is an open source standard for data extraction. It defines how 'taps' (extractors) and 'targets' (loaders) communicate. Many modern data tools are built on Singer.
Singer provides reusable, community-maintained connectors. Instead of building custom extractors, you can often find a Singer tap that already exists. Faster implementation with less maintenance.