SourceGear packages SQLite's official encryption for five operating systems

SQLite.Encrypted offers packages for five operating systems and nine development environments. SourceGear lists a $995 annual subscription for one team, but its package also requires a valid SEE license from SQLite.

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Primary source: PR Newswire

Why it matters

SourceGear is selling developer time saved: packaged access to SQLite's official, proprietary encryption extension across multiple platforms. Its $995 annual team subscription gives developers a commercial route to SEE, while key management, package verification and customer uptake remain practical tests of the offer.

SourceGear packages SQLite's official encryption for $995 per platform per year — Eric Sink's company is turning SQLite's source-only Encryption Extension into ready-to-use packages for five operating systems and nine development stacks.

SourceGear, the developer-tools company Eric Sink founded in 1997, has packaged SQLite's proprietary Encryption Extension as a purchasable product for developers who want encrypted local databases without building the extension themselves.…

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