Your data. Your agents. In your boundary.
Replicate data from 700+ sources, from legacy DBs like Oracle and Db2 to SaaS apps like Salesforce, inside your VPC or on Airbyte Cloud. Turn your warehouse into the context layer for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and your own agents.
The most regulated companies
The fastest-moving teams
AI problems are data problems. Airbyte solves them.
Capabilities
Data Replication
Move data from any system to any destination with Airbyte's 700+ connectors.
MCP and Context Layer
Turn your warehouse into the context layer for your agents, with inherited access controls.
Connector Builder
Build and deploy custom connectors in minutes, not days.
Deployment
Airbyte Hybrid
Airbyte manages the control plane. Your pipelines run in your cloud, VPC, or data center, so your data never leaves your environment.
Airbyte Cloud
Fully managed Airbyte, with the MCP and the Airbyte context layer built in. Start free with nothing to host.
Airbyte Core
The open-source engine and connectors, free to run yourself. Move to Flex later without rebuilding a pipeline.
Airbyte fits the stack you already run.
Your sources stay where they are. Your security tools keep doing their job. Airbyte plugs into both.
On-prem and private databases
+ more
Business apps
+ more
Destinations
+ more
Deploy on
+ more
Security and identity
+ more
AI and orchestration
+ more
In production, at scale.
Open source empowers scalability. Here are the numbers that matter for Airbyte customers.
25,000+
Companies
1 in 5
Fortune 500 companies
239%
ROI, Forrester's Total Economic Impact study
26B
Records moved daily
96%
Customer satisfaction (CSAT)
2M
Pipelines synced daily
The connector library is extensive compared to our other options, and that allows us to leverage it for infrastructure consolidation.
Run Airbyte from the UI, your code, or your agent.
Manage your Airbyte deployment from your preferred interface.
Connections
Airbyte connections Connection Source → Destination Status Last sync Orders CDC Oracle → Snowflake Healthy 2 min ago Claims SQL Server → Snowflake Healthy 4 min ago CRM Salesforce → Snowflake Healthy 12 min ago Billing NetSuite → BigQuery Healthy 18 min ago Tickets Zendesk → Snowflake Healthy 21 min ago Ledger IBM Db2 → Databricks Healthy 26 min ago Use the Airbyte web UI...
- Connections
- 142
- Syncs today
- 3,410
- Data planes
- 3
Airbyte MCP
> Why did last night's Salesforce sync fail?
⏺ airbyte · list_connections(name_contains: "CRM", failing_connections_only: true)
⏺ airbyte · list_connection_sync_jobs(connection_id: "9f3c…")
⏺ airbyte · get_connection_sync_logs(connection_id: "9f3c…", job_id: 48211)
The 02:00 sync failed on stream Opportunity. A field was removed
upstream (Legacy_Region__c) and the destination schema still expects it.
Fix: refresh the source schema and resync Opportunity.
Run it now? (y/n) y
⏺ airbyte · run_connection_sync(connection_id: "9f3c…")
✓ Schema refreshed. Sync running in data plane us-east-1.
Or run Airbyte from your agent.
- MCP clients
- 4
- Tool calls today
- 1,276
- Records left your VPC
- 0
Sovereign by architecture, not by policy.
Airbyte Flex gives you managed Airbyte without handing over your data. Only metadata crosses the line between what we run and what you run.
Airbyte hosts the UI, API, scheduler, upgrades, and connector updates, so your team doesn’t operate any of it. It sees configuration, schedules, and job status. It never sees a record.
Airbyte hosts the UI, API, scheduler, upgrades, and connector updates, so your team doesn’t operate any of it. It sees configuration, schedules, and job status. It never sees a record.
Data planes
| Data plane | Environment | Region | Workspaces | Heartbeat | Residency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| prod-us | AWS VPC | us-east-1 | 6 | 4s ago | Enforced |
| prod-eu | Azure VNet | Frankfurt | 4 | 6s ago | Enforced |
| prod-ca | On-prem | Toronto DC | 2 | 3s ago | Enforced |
| prod-ap | GCP | Singapore | 3 | 5s ago | Enforced |
Residency enforced on every plane
- prod-usHeartbeat 4s ago
- prod-euHeartbeat 6s ago
- prod-caHeartbeat 3s ago
- prod-apHeartbeat 5s ago