Looking for a direct comparison between Hevo Data and Kondado to choose the right no-code ETL platform for your project? The short answer: Kondado is a complete no-code data platform with 80+ data sources covering ERPs like Omie, Bling!, Tiny and Conta Azul, ready-made report templates, direct loading into cloud data warehouses such as BigQuery, PostgreSQL and Redshift, bilingual support in English and Portuguese, and predictable subscription pricing in USD or BRL. Hevo Data is an ETL platform focused on loading cloud data warehouses such as BigQuery, Snowflake and Redshift, with event-based pricing in USD.
This guide covers pricing, data source coverage, destinations, support model and use cases for SMBs, agencies, e-commerce and ERP-driven operations of any size.
What you will learn
- The differences between event-based pricing and a fixed subscription model
- How each platform covers data sources for marketing, e-commerce, ERP and operations
- Which destinations each platform supports and what that means for your BI project
- Which scenarios each platform fits best
About Hevo Data
Hevo Data is a no-code ETL and ELT platform founded in 2017, headquartered in Bengaluru. The main focus is replicating data from SaaS apps, databases and files into cloud data warehouses such as BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift and Databricks.
Highlights of Hevo Data:
- Catalog of more than 150 prebuilt data sources, with a bias toward global marketing, sales and database tools
- Supports ETL, ELT and Reverse ETL within the same plan
- Event-based pricing: cost varies with monthly row volume processed
- Free tier with 1 million events per month and paid plans starting at USD 239 per month
- Documentation and support primarily in English
The pitch addresses technical teams that already operate a data warehouse and want to reduce the engineering effort needed to keep pipelines running.
About Kondado
Kondado is a no-code data platform that replicates 80+ data sources to report templates, spreadsheets, databases and warehouses. It serves SMBs, agencies, e-commerce, and ERP-driven operations of any size, with customers across multiple geographies.
Highlights of Kondado:
- More than 80 data sources covering marketing, e-commerce, ERPs, finance and databases
- Native data sources for ERPs such as Omie, Bling!, Tiny and Conta Azul, plus global platforms like Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Ads, Meta Ads and Shopify
- Direct destinations: Power BI, Looker Studio, Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Redshift and S3
- Catalog of report templates that accelerate initial setup, available during the 14-day free trial
- Bilingual support in English and Portuguese via chat
- Subscription billing in USD or BRL
The pitch is to deliver a data stack that fits both marketing and operations teams and more technical BI teams, without requiring a dedicated data engineering function.
Pricing comparison: events vs subscription
The most material difference between the two platforms is the commercial model.
Hevo Data charges per event, that is, per row processed in a month:
- Free Tier with 1 million events per month
- Starter from USD 239 per month
- Professional from USD 679 per month
- Business Critical and Enterprise on custom quote
- Billing in USD only
In projects with many data sources or large tables, event consumption tends to scale non-linearly, which produces variable bills month to month.
Kondado uses a fixed subscription with a clear row limit:
- Plans with a defined monthly price in USD or BRL
- No per-event surcharge within the contracted row limit
- NF, Pix and boleto available for customers operating from Brazil
- 14-day free trial with row limit and pipeline cap to validate the use case
For teams that need cost predictability, especially agencies that pass the cost on to end clients or operations with workloads that fluctuate, the fixed subscription fits more scenarios. Up-to-date plan details are on the Kondado pricing page.
Data source coverage
Both catalogs overlap on global tools such as Google Ads, Meta Ads, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, MySQL and PostgreSQL. The relevant differences appear in three places.
ERP and finance coverage:
- Kondado has native data sources for Omie, Bling!, Tiny and Conta Azul
- Hevo Data does not cover these ERPs in its public catalog
E-commerce coverage:
- Both platforms cover Shopify and VTEX at a baseline level
- Kondado has depth on VTEX and on data sources such as Mercado Libre, Tiendanube/Nuvemshop and other marketplaces frequent in e-commerce operations
Marketing and paid media coverage:
- Both cover the main channels (Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads)
- Kondado pairs the data sources with report templates, which shortens the time to stand up reports
The choice is not just "who has more names in the catalog total". It is which sources you actually need today and which ones land on the roadmap in the next months.
Destination comparison
A second structural difference shows up here.
Hevo Data is optimized to load data warehouses as the primary destination:
- Focus on BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, Databricks and relational databases
- Limited emphasis on direct visualization destinations
- The team builds the BI layer separately (Looker, Tableau, Metabase, Power BI, etc.)
Kondado supports both data warehouses and direct visualization destinations:
- Power BI, Looker Studio, Google Sheets and Excel as direct destinations
- BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Redshift and S3 for warehouse projects
- Report templates available for selected destinations during the free trial
For teams without a dedicated data engineer that need a working report quickly, plugging the destination directly into Power BI, Looker Studio, Google Sheets or Excel removes a whole layer of work. Teams that already run a warehouse can use the same subscription to feed BigQuery, Postgres or Redshift without changing platforms. The Kondado data pipelines page explains how this flow works end to end.
Support and operating model
The operating model is another point worth checking before signing.
Hevo Data:
- Extensive documentation in English
- Support primarily in English
- Globally distributed team with India/US bias
Kondado:
- Bilingual support in English and Portuguese via chat
- Team that handles SMBs, agencies, e-commerce and ERP-driven operations of any size
- Subscription in USD or BRL, with NF, Pix and boleto available for customers operating from Brazil
For teams that operate in Portuguese or need NF to reconcile with finance, this model removes friction during implementation.
About Hevo Data: when it fits
Hevo Data is a sensible choice when:
- The project is centered on loading a data warehouse that is already contracted
- There is a technical team to build the BI layer separately
- Event volume is low and stable, which keeps the per-event model under control
- USD-only billing is acceptable and the team operates mainly in English
About Kondado: which scenarios fit
Kondado is a consistent choice when the project:
- Serves SMBs, agencies, e-commerce, or ERP-driven operations of any size
- Needs to cover paid media, sales, finance and ERP in the same report
- Wants report templates available during the trial to validate the use case quickly
- Includes ERPs such as Omie, Bling!, Tiny or Conta Azul in scope
- Prefers cost predictability over event-based billing
- Values bilingual support and NF as a billing option
The combination of broad data source coverage, direct destinations for Power BI, Looker Studio, Sheets and Excel, and a fixed subscription model covers both lean operations and mid-market or larger teams that want to reduce the engineering effort required to keep reports in production.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Kondado an alternative to Hevo Data for data warehouse projects?
Yes. Kondado supports BigQuery, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Redshift and S3 as destinations. For teams that already run a warehouse, the flow is equivalent: configure the data source, choose the destination and set the update cadence among the options offered by your plan, such as 5 minutes, 1 hour or daily.
Does Kondado charge per event or per subscription?
Kondado uses a fixed subscription with a clear row limit and no per-event surcharge within the contracted row limit. This makes cost predictable in projects with workloads that fluctuate.
Which ERPs does Kondado replicate that Hevo Data does not cover?
Kondado has native data sources for Omie, Bling!, Tiny and Conta Azul, ERPs widely used in e-commerce operations and SMBs. Hevo Data does not cover these ERPs in its public catalog.
What language does Kondado offer support in?
Kondado offers bilingual support in English and Portuguese via chat. Teams operating in either language can open tickets, configure data sources and review invoices without switching languages.
Are Kondado report templates free to use?
Report templates are available during the 14-day free trial and on paid plans. Continuous use requires an active subscription.
What is the practical difference between loading a warehouse and using a report template?
A warehouse is a technical layer that stores raw data to be queried later. A report template is a pre-built report with metrics and visualizations wired directly to the data source. Teams without a dedicated data engineer typically save time by starting with report templates and adding a warehouse only when the project grows.
Start replicating your data with Kondado
Kondado fits SMBs, agencies, e-commerce and ERP-driven operations of any size, covers more than 80 data sources, delivers both report templates and direct loading into data warehouses, and offers bilingual support with subscription pricing in USD or BRL. Start your 14-day free trial and connect your first data source without code.
