SQL MultiCast
Every tier is the same software, through the same three faces — desktop app, command line and MCP server. The only question is how big you want to go, and who it is for.
$0
Perfect for individuals and very small organizations. Start with a 30-day bonus round where everything is unlocked, with no limits at all — then keep 3 connections and 5 databases per run free, for good.
Claim your free copyNo credit card required. Just verify an email address.
$99per seat / year
The same people, with the ceiling off. Unlimited connections, unlimited databases per run, and unlimited everything else we count.
Start the free trialThe trial is Pro, and it is free. No credit card required — nothing to decide until day 30.
$249per seat / year
For organizations of 5 people or more, or with $100,000 in annual revenue or more. Unlimited, plus the paperwork and deployment a company needs.
Let's talkPurchase order, invoicing and net-30 available.
| Free | Pro | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capacity | |||
| Server connections | 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Databases per run | 5 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Workspaces, projects and distribution lists | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Parallel execution across targets | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The software | |||
| Production consent guardrail | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Variables and environments | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SQL formatter | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Coverage / drift reporting | Yes | Yes | Yes |
sqlmc CLI and MCP server | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Run history and logs | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Licensing and deployment | |||
| Permitted for organizations over the threshold | No | No | Yes |
| Licence issued to your organization | — | — | Yes |
| Seat management | — | — | Yes |
| Offline / air-gapped licence file | — | — | Yes |
| Fleet deployment via Intune or GPO | — | — | Yes |
| Purchase order and invoicing | — | — | Yes |
| Support | |||
| Public issue tracker | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Email support with response target | — | Yes | Yes |
Not at all. Nothing you built goes away: workspaces, projects, scripts, distribution lists and run history are all still there, and the app keeps running. Your free tier carries on with 3 connections and 5 databases per run, and Pro is there whenever you want the ceiling off. Nothing is deleted and nothing is held hostage.
Never for Free, and not for the trial either. Verify an email address and you are in.
Once, yes. The app asks for a name and an email address and needs that address verified before the first run — that is how we know who is using it, and it is the whole of what registration does. After that it keeps working offline, including on a machine that never reaches us again.
Room to grow, and nothing else. There is no feature sitting behind the Pro wall — the formatter, coverage reporting, the CLI and the MCP server are all in the free tier and stay there. If 3 connections and 5 databases per run cover your estate, the free tier is the whole product and you should enjoy it.
The threshold decides which licence fits you, rather than which limits you hit. Pro is for individuals and organizations under 5 people and $100,000 annual revenue; at or above either one the right licence is Enterprise, even when the capacity you need is identical. We would rather put that on the pricing page than bury it in a clause.
Honestly: the right to use it at all, a licence issued to the organization rather than to a person, seat management, the offline licence file, fleet deployment, and procurement that works — purchase orders, invoicing, a real contract. Enterprise-specific capabilities such as single sign-on, scheduling and audit export are on the roadmap and are not shipped yet, so they are not in the table as though they were.
Enterprise. The threshold is about the organization the work is for, not how many people sit near you. We would rather say that plainly than leave it ambiguous.
No problem. Enterprise licences are issued as a signed file that verifies entirely offline — no call home, ever. One file dropped by IT licenses a whole fleet, and the same file works on a CI agent that has no browser and nobody to sign in.
Registration takes your name, email and organization. The app optionally reports an anonymous install count so we know roughly how many people use it; it is disclosed on first run, has a visible off switch, and never includes server names, connection strings or script content. The full policy.