Functionality-wise that stack would be very similar! A core design principle of ours is that you should be able to have the power of a modern data platform even if all you know is a bit of SQL. So our product is functionally similar to a stack like Stitch+Snowflake+dbt (and we use some of those under-the-hood), but we try to wrap it all in an easier-to-use interface (e.g. typically to snapshot a table you write a few lines of config code, whereas in Mozart you just flip a toggle), and be more cost-competitive for smaller orgs.
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