CloudBeaver is DBeaver's open-source web database manager. Learn its features, self-hosted setup, Enterprise pricing, pros, cons, and FAQs.
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Databases
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Freemium, from Free (Community Edition, self-hosted)
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July 18, 2026
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Overview
CloudBeaver is a self-hosted, web-based database management tool built by DBeaver Corp, the team behind the popular DBeaver desktop SQL client. It brings much of DBeaver's functionality into a browser, so teams can connect to and manage databases without installing a local application.
The Community Edition is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. DBeaver Corp also sells paid Enterprise and Team editions that add access control and collaboration features on top of the free core.
Key Features
CloudBeaver supports 20+ database systems, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, and DuckDB. It includes a SQL Editor with fuzzy-search autocomplete, a Data Editor with find-and-replace and multi-cell copy-paste, a References panel for navigating foreign-key relationships, and SSH tunneling support that administrators can restrict.
Pricing
The Community Edition is free to self-host under an open-source license, deployed via Docker. Paid Enterprise and Team editions add role-based access control and real-time collaboration; Enterprise pricing starts around $1,025/year for a minimum of five users, while Team Edition is priced per user role on an annual basis.
Key Features
Web-based SQL Editor — Browser-based SQL editing with fuzzy-search autocomplete for tables and other database objects.
Broad database support — Connects to 20+ database systems including PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, and DuckDB.
Data Editor — Inline data editing with find-and-replace and multi-cell copy-paste support.
References panel — Navigate related records across tables connected by foreign keys directly in the data view.
SSH tunneling — Connect to databases behind a firewall via SSH, with configurable admin restrictions.
Docker-based deployment — Self-hosted deployment via an official Docker container for on-premises or cloud hosting.
Enterprise RBAC & collaboration — Paid editions add role-based access control and real-time multi-user collaboration.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Community Edition is free and open source with no licensing fee
No local installation needed; access databases from any browser
Built on the mature, widely used DBeaver engine
Supports a broad range of relational and analytical databases
Cons
Community Edition lacks role-based access control and team collaboration, which require a paid edition
Requires self-hosting and server administration (Docker, updates, backups)
Enterprise/Team pricing is aimed at organizations rather than individuals
Browser UI has a smaller feature surface than the full DBeaver desktop application for some advanced tasks
Pricing
Community Edition Free N/A
Enterprise Edition From ~$1,025/year (5-user minimum) annual
Team Edition Per-role annual pricing (~$82-$810/user/year) annual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CloudBeaver free?
Yes, the Community Edition is free and open source under the Apache 2.0 license. Paid Enterprise and Team editions with additional access-control and collaboration features are also available.
How is CloudBeaver different from DBeaver?
DBeaver is a desktop application installed locally, while CloudBeaver is a self-hosted web server that gives browser-based access to databases from any device.
What databases does CloudBeaver support?
CloudBeaver supports 20+ database systems, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, ClickHouse, and DuckDB.
How is CloudBeaver deployed?
CloudBeaver is typically deployed as a Docker container on a server, either on-premises or in the cloud.
Does CloudBeaver support multiple users with different permissions?
Fine-grained role-based access control and real-time collaboration require the paid Enterprise or Team edition; the free Community Edition has more limited access management.