Comparison

Browser-based database management
without the complexity

CloudBeaver is a powerful open-source web database client. But running it yourself means Docker, Java, configuration files, and ongoing maintenance. DBEverywhere gives you browser-based database access with nothing to host.

CloudBeaver is great software with a high cost of ownership

Self-hosting required

CloudBeaver Community Edition runs in Docker on your own server. You need a VPS, Docker Compose, reverse proxy, SSL certificates, and ongoing updates.

Expensive cloud version

CloudBeaver Team Edition (their hosted product) starts at $50/month per user and scales into hundreds. For browsing a few databases, that's a lot.

Java-based complexity

CloudBeaver runs on Java with a complex configuration system. JDBC drivers, workspace settings, authentication plugins. It's built for enterprise, not quick access.

Heavy resource usage

CloudBeaver's Java runtime needs 1-2 GB of RAM at minimum. On a small VPS, that leaves little room for anything else.

Feature comparison

CloudBeaver Community (self-hosted) vs DBEverywhere.

CloudBeaver DBEverywhere
Price Free (self-host) or $50+/mo (cloud) Free or $5/mo
Hosting You manage the server Fully managed
Setup time 30-60 minutes (Docker + config) Under 2 minutes
Server requirements 1-2 GB RAM, Docker, Java None — we host it
SSL/HTTPS You configure it Included automatically
Updates Manual Docker image pulls Always current
Static IP for whitelisting Only if your server has one Included
Credential storage Stored on your server Session-only or AES-256 encrypted
Supported databases 20+ via JDBC MySQL, Postgres, Mongo, SQLite, MSSQL, Oracle, more
ERD / visual schema
Query history Coming in V2

Choose CloudBeaver if

  • You need ERD diagrams and visual schema design
  • You want full control over the server and data
  • Your team has DevOps bandwidth to manage another service
  • You need JDBC support for niche databases

Choose DBEverywhere if

  • You want browser-based access without hosting anything
  • You need a static IP for database firewall whitelisting
  • You don't want to manage another server, Docker stack, or Java runtime
  • You prefer not storing credentials on a server you maintain
  • $5/mo is more practical than $50+/mo or running your own infra

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