A case for migrating from Airbyte to dltHub, covering the pain points of Airbyte (high cost, connector maintenance burden, devops overhead) and what dlt offers instead. Key claims include 99.83% pipeline success rate across 50M production runs, compute-based pricing that can cut costs by 99%+ on bulk data vs. Airbyte's row/GB metering, and an agentic maintenance model that resolves connector issues in under 10 minutes. The post includes a cost comparison table, TCO estimates (~$100/connector/year), and migration timelines (roughly 1 connector per day for senior engineers, or 30 pipelines in two weeks with vendor assistance).
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