Every claim here links to the vendor's own page and carries the date I checked it. Each one also has a section on what the other app does better, because sometimes it's the one you should buy.
A sourced comparison of Seaquel and Beekeeper Studio: two open-source SQL clients with similar positioning, and the places they genuinely diverge.
A sourced comparison of Seaquel and JetBrains DataGrip: current pricing, the free non-commercial tier, and why DataGrip's SQL editor is still the best in the category.
A sourced comparison of Seaquel and DBeaver: what the free Community edition actually includes, what the paid tiers cost, and where DBeaver is the stronger tool.
A sourced comparison of Seaquel and TablePlus: pricing, supported engines, Linux release cadence, and the things TablePlus does better.
Switching from one of these? See the alternatives guides.