by Alteryx · alteryx.com ↗
Analytics and data prep platform with automated data blending and transformation workflows.
Alteryx One is positioned as an enterprise analytics platform with pricing that depends on the edition you choose, the mix of user roles, and the amount of automation capacity you need. The only public dollar amount in the supplied documents is the Starter Edition at $250 USD per user per month, billed annually. Higher tiers are quote-only, which means buyers should expect a sales conversation for Professional and Enterprise. The pricing page also makes clear that automation runs are part of the commercial model: Starter includes 50 runs, Professional and Enterprise include 15k runs, and additional capacity can be purchased. In practice, that means the true cost is not just a seat license; it can also reflect how much workflow automation your team plans to run and whether you need cloud-only, hybrid, or enterprise-governed deployment. For smaller teams, Starter offers a public entry point with basic data prep and file connectivity. For larger organizations, Professional adds advanced prep, AI assistance, reporting, and broader connectivity, while Enterprise adds governance, viewer licenses, and advanced orchestration. The supplied documents do not publish discounts, monthly billing for higher tiers, or any list price for add-ons, so those elements remain quote-based.
Three-edition subscription model with quote-only higher tiers, annual billing for the publicly listed Starter tier, and capacity-based packaging for automation runs.
The only publicly listed cadence is Starter, which is billed annually at $250 USD per user per month. Professional and Enterprise are quote-only, and the pricing page does not disclose monthly pricing or standard contract terms for those tiers. The page also says Starter is for 1–10 seats, Professional for 1+ users, and Enterprise for 10+ users. A separate capacity FAQ explains that automation capacity is tracked across the organization and that Alteryx will continue supporting customers and work with them to align subscriptions if they exceed contracted amounts. No public trial length or discount is disclosed in the supplied documents.
Number of seats: 1–10 price per user. User types: Basic users only. Automation runs are limited to 50 included runs, with additional runs available for purchase. Limited to cloud only.
Number of seats: 1+ users. User types: Basic and Full users. Additional automation runs can be purchased. Supports cloud and hybrid deployments.
Number of seats: 10+ users. User types: Viewer, Basic, and Full users. Additional automation runs can be purchased. Supports all deployment modes listed in the comparison.
Available for Professional and Enterprise editions only.
The pricing page lists additional automation capacity as a flexible add-on for Professional and Enterprise editions, but it does not publish a dollar amount.
Professional services are listed as a flexible add-on for Professional and Enterprise editions, but no public price is disclosed on the pricing page.
A small team wants to use Alteryx for basic data prep and file-based workflows without a sales-led contract.
Expected cost$250 USD per user / month, billed annually, for Starter Edition.A larger team needs cloud and hybrid deployments, advanced prep, and AI-assisted reporting.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote-only Professional Edition.An enterprise wants viewer licenses, governance controls, and advanced orchestration.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote-only Enterprise Edition.Alteryx publicly discloses only the Starter Edition price on the pricing page: $250 USD per user per month, billed annually. Professional Edition and Enterprise Edition are listed as Contact Sales tiers. The page also frames pricing around editions, user roles, and automation runs, so the final quote can change based on how a team is configured.
A free trial call-to-action appears on the product site, but the supplied pricing page does not publish a trial length or trial terms. Because the request requires public pricing details, the safest interpretation is that trial details are not publicly disclosed in the provided documents. Buyers should treat trial availability as marketing-driven rather than a published pricing term.
No public overage rate is disclosed in the supplied documents. The pricing page says included automation runs can be exceeded by purchasing additional capacity, and the capacity FAQ says Alteryx will work with customers if they exceed contracted amounts. That indicates expansion is handled commercially, but it does not provide a published per-run or per-pack fee.
