Pricing plans
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Free
$0
forever
For individuals exploring Yantra Studio.
- 1 user
- 5 diagrams
- Infinite canvas
- Basic shapes & connectors
- PDF & PNG export
- GitHub storage
- Semantic ERD
- Approval workflows
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Starter
$19
/user/month
For small teams ready to version and share diagrams.
- Up to 5 users
- Unlimited diagrams
- GitHub-backed storage
- Cloud templates (AWS, Azure, GCP)
- Multi-format import & export
- Semantic ERD + DDL export
- Approval workflows
- Presentation mode
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Most Popular
Pro
$49
/user/month
For architecture and governance teams who need full control.
- Up to 20 users
- Everything in Starter
- Approval & review workflows
- Governed publishing lifecycle
- Presentation & animation mode
- Side-by-side version compare
- Excel data dictionary export
- HTML presentation export
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Enterprise
Custom
tailored pricing
For large organisations with compliance and integration needs.
- Unlimited users
- Everything in Pro
- SSO / SCIM provisioning
- Custom GitHub App integration
- Full audit logs
- SLA-backed support
- Dedicated success manager
- Custom onboarding
Why Yantra Studio
The only tool that treats the diagram and the data model as one.
Lucidchart gives you drawings. Draw.io gives you free boxes. Yantra Studio gives you structured, versioned, governed models — without leaving the browser.
vs Lucidchart
Visual only — no semantic model, no DDL export, no GitHub storage, no governed publishing lifecycle.
vs Draw.io
Free but no governance, no teams, no approval workflows, no versioning beyond manual file saves.
vs ERwin / IBM
Desktop-based, expensive, steep learning curve. Yantra Studio is browser-first and team-ready on day one.
Explore what it does
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Architecture diagrams generated from your codebase
Import an Archify model of your codebase and get an architecture diagram where every component links to the file, lines and commit that prove it exists.
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The diagram and the data model are one artefact
Model entities, attributes and relationships once: the diagram and the data model are one artefact, with subject areas, a metadata repository and normal-form checks.
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DDL and migrations, generated from the model
Export PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery and SQL Server DDL from your data model, and generate delta migration scripts from the difference between two versions.
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Diagrams that go through review, not around it
Put architecture diagrams through a real approval workflow: draft, review, approved, with reviewers, an audit log and validation gates that block submission.
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Diagrams in Git, on branches, with history
Store diagrams in your own GitHub repository, work on branches, browse version history and merge diagrams — the same workflow your code already uses.
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Standards that are enforced, not published
Define naming standards, validate the model against them, produce a health report, and enforce the same rules in CI so violations fail the build.