Do New Tables Contribute to MAR?

Question

When I add a new table to my Fivetran connection schema, does it contribute to my monthly active rows (MAR)?

Environment

All connectors

Answer

When does Fivetran consider a table new?

We consider a table new when it's included in your connection schema for the first time. For example, when:

• You create a new table in the source.
• You gain access to a previously inaccessible table.
• You exclude a table from your connection's initial sync, and later update your schema in Fivetran to include it for the first time.

Adding tables during the free use period

When you add a new table during a new connection's 14-day free use period, its initial sync and incremental updates are free until the trial ends. Adding a new table does not extend the free use period.

Adding tables after the free use period

After the free use period, the initial sync of a new table count towards your free MAR. After that, rows synced incrementally count towards paid MAR.

When we re-import a table, only new and changed rows contribute to MAR. To learn more, see How Do Re-imported Tables Count towards MAR?

How to check whether a table has been synced before

1. In Fivetran, go to the relevant connection overview page.
2. Select the Usage tab, then click Month view.
3. In the Usage breakdown by table section, find the applicable table and review its usage data.
4. Use the drop-down menu to switch months.

If a table shows no free or paid MAR usage, it hasn't been synced.