Last updated on Apr 09, 2026
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The following is a quick overview of editions offered by other Database Management Systems (DBMS)
| Product | Price | Features |
|---|---|---|
 Standard |
$2Compute/Hour |
Compute usage is billed on a per-second basis, with a minimum of 60 seconds. You can secure price discounts with pre-purchased Snowflake capacity options.
|
 Committed Use Discounts |
Pay As You GoPer Month |
You can lower the cost by purchasing 1-year or 3-year commitment plans. Visit cloud.google.com/sql/pricing to check pricing for your region.
|
 DbVisualizer Free |
$0.00 |
DbVisualizer Free is free edition that provides basic level features useful for most users.
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Various alternatives pricing & plans
Intuitive user experience. Helps me build my applications and visualize relationships in my database tables Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
No AI features, not compatible for mobile Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I use VisuaLeaf for school and appreciate that it is a cheap backdoor program I can afford. Coding on VisuaLeaf is easier, and the ongoing development is something I like because the frequent updates have improved the software, reducing loading times from 10 to about 4 minutes. I also value the promotions from the developer, which mean lifetime access to the program, making it easier on my non-existent wallet. Setting up VisuaLeaf is an easy click and install process despite a minor hiccup with file unzipping. I would rate it a good 9 and urge my colleagues to get VisuaLeaf before its promotions end. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some things that did not work well with me initially was that loading in the program was slow. The specs on my laptop that I runned VisuaLeaf on had an i-5 processor and around 8 gb of RAM. Although I know that laptop can barely stand on its own two legs with the modern requirements of todays programs. The frequent updates that VisuaLeaf surprised me, what used to be a 10 minute loading wait time became around 4 minutes. Setting up VisuaLeaf is an easy click and install, but to be honest, I did have some trouble because my ASUS laptop did not trust the download files, so it did cause a moment of confusion on why the files did not unzip and stayed in my download folder. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
