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Airbyte is an open-source data integration engine that helps businesses consolidate data in data warehouses, lakes, and databases. When the company released Airbyte, they did so under the MIT open-source license. That was great for massive adoption, but the company wanted to make sure they were building a sustainable business such that all of the revenue they received could be re-injected into the community and building and making their product better.
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