Any source. Any target. One way to move.
Morph migrates across 13 engines and five data models — homogeneous upgrades, cross-engine dialect shifts and full cross-paradigm remodels. Pick a family below to explore the matrix.
Every engine, grouped by data model
Each is a valid source and a valid target. Filter by family, then hover a tile.
Relational
— Rows, schemas and SQL.7 enginesPostgreSQL
MySQL
MariaDB
SQL Server
Oracle
SQLite
CockroachDB
Document
— Nested JSON-style records.1 engineMongoDB
Key-value
— Fast lookups by key.2 enginesDynamoDB
Redis
Wide-column
— Partitioned column families.1 engineCassandra
Warehouse
— Columnar analytics at scale.2 enginesSnowflake
BigQuery
The further the move, the more remodeling
Complexity — and therefore your one-time price — scales with how far the data model travels. These multipliers are applied deterministically, server-side.
Same engine, new home
PostgreSQL 13 → PostgreSQL 16A version upgrade or a lift to new infrastructure. The schema is preserved; the work is safe movement, validation and a clean cutover.
Different engine, same paradigm
MySQL → PostgreSQLStill relational, but dialects and types diverge. Morph rewrites DDL to the target's idioms and maps every column — AUTO_INCREMENT, ENUM, JSON and friends.
Different data model entirely
PostgreSQL → MongoDBRelational to document, or SQL to NoSQL. Morph derives collections from your access patterns and decides embedding versus referencing per entity — the deepest remodel.
On top of the move’s class, price reflects data volume and table breadth — and tighter downtime windows add orchestration. Plans start at $499 for small homogeneous moves and scale to Enterprise for cross-paradigm, mission-critical cutovers.
See pricingMoves teams run through Morph
Cutting licensing cost
Richer types & extensions
Flexible document model
Open-source consolidation
Back to relational integrity
Horizontal scale-out
Don’t see your exact pair?
Describe your source and target. Morph scores the move, quotes a fixed price, and generates every artifact — across engines and paradigms alike.