SourceMedium vs Rivery
An evidence-backed comparison across integrations, attribution, data freshness, SQL access, pricing, and compliance.
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Integrations & Data Sources | Commerce, ads, email, subscriptions, and ops — reconciled daily with 2,500+ automated quality checks | Being absorbed into Boomi Data Integration — product roadmap uncertain |
| Data Freshness | Reconciled daily across all sources with full historical backfill — every metric traceable to its source | Existing pipelines still run, but product direction is now Boomi's to decide |
| Attribution Models | Server-side multi-touch attribution — no new pixels, works with your existing tracking infrastructure | Not included — Rivery was an ELT and orchestration tool, not an analytics platform |
| Cohort / CLTV | 20 pre-built analytics modules including LTV, repurchase, retention, and new customer analysis — ready to use on day one | Not included — no analytics capability of any kind |
| Dashboards & Visualization | Pre-built dashboards, forkable Looker Studio templates, and an AI analyst that answers questions with auditable SQL | Not included — required a separate BI tool |
| Custom Metrics | Define a metric once, use it everywhere — dashboards, SQL, and AI always return the same answer | Workflow-based transformations within Rivery — but future availability uncertain |
| SQL / Export / API Access | Managed BigQuery warehouse with included compute and unlimited storage — any tool that supports BigQuery connects natively | Loaded into your warehouse — but Rivery's future as a standalone product is unclear |
| Support & Success | Dedicated US-based CSA, included quarterly solution hours, and structured roadmapping | Ticket-based support; dedicated engineering resources required |
Based on publicly available documentation, last verified February 2026.
Pricing overview
How SourceMedium and Rivery pricing compares.
SourceMedium
- Model
- Subscription + Usage
- Starting price
- Generous base tier included
- Limits
- Includes generous base compute; overages for heavy BigQuery/AI usage
Rivery
- Model
- Usage-based — transitioning to Boomi pricing model
- Starting price
- Was usage-based; Boomi pricing TBD
- Tiers
- Being integrated into Boomi Data Integration
- Limits
- Product roadmap and pricing are now determined by Boomi
What happened to Rivery
Rivery offered ELT, transformation, and orchestration in a single platform — a more consolidated approach than most data stack components. But with 0.4% market share, the product was acquired by Boomi in December 2024 and is being integrated as "Boomi Data Integration."
For ecommerce brands that built pipelines on Rivery, the situation is familiar: a vendor acquisition changes the product roadmap, pricing model, and support experience. This is the same pattern that hit Stitch Data (acquired by Talend, then Qlik) and that concerns Fivetran + dbt customers after the 2025 merger.
Why this is an opportunity to consolidate
Rivery tried to solve part of the MDS fragmentation problem by combining ELT + transformation + orchestration. That was the right instinct — but it still left you needing a warehouse, a BI tool, and all the ecommerce-specific analytics on top.
Go further than Rivery did. Rivery consolidated three tools into one. SourceMedium consolidates the entire stack — connectors, warehouse, transformation, dashboards, attribution, and AI. The consolidation thesis was right; the scope was too narrow.
Own your warehouse. Your data lands in a managed BigQuery warehouse with included compute. Any tool that speaks BigQuery — Tableau, dbt, Python, Hex — connects directly. Unlike a product being absorbed into an enterprise platform, your BigQuery warehouse stays yours regardless of what happens to any vendor.
Ecommerce analytics from day one. Rivery moved and transformed data but delivered no business metrics. SourceMedium includes attribution, LTV, cohort analysis, contribution margin, and 20 pre-built analytics modules — the analytics layer that was always missing from the Rivery stack.
Automated quality, not just orchestration. Rivery's orchestration kept pipelines running on schedule. SourceMedium goes further with 2,500+ automated quality checks that verify data reconciles back to source systems. Orchestration ensures data moves; quality checks ensure it's correct.
Onboarding that's built into the plan: Included solution hours with a dedicated US-based analyst who's worked across DTC brands. No surprise services fees, no offshore support team.
When staying with Boomi makes sense
If your data infrastructure extends well beyond ecommerce into enterprise application integration, iPaaS workflows, or Boomi's broader integration ecosystem, staying within Boomi's platform may simplify your overall architecture. But if ecommerce analytics was the primary reason you used Rivery, a dedicated platform will deliver more value than a general-purpose iPaaS.
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