by Matillion · matillion.com ↗
Cloud-native ETL/ELT platform for integrating and transforming data in modern warehouses.
Consumption-based credits; public tier names are Developer, Teams, and Scale; exact list prices are not publicly disclosed on the official pricing page.
Matillion’s public pricing materials emphasize consumption-based billing and say customers only pay for work that gets done. The FAQ states that credits are consumed by task hours and that additional credits can be purchased by contacting Matillion. The pricing page also says subscriptions can be purchased directly from Matillion or through AWS, Azure, or Snowflake marketplaces. A free trial is offered, and the blog on consumption-based pricing says the trial includes up to 250 task hours. Annual subscription language appears on the pricing page for the SLA, but the page does not publish monthly or annual list prices for the editions.
Designed for individuals and light workloads. The official pricing page says it includes one developer user and unlimited projects, with included access to the low-code canvas and SQL/Python components. Credits are consumed based on task hours, and validation or sampling operations are not billed.
Positioned for scaling businesses. The official pricing page says Teams adds audit logging, standard support, and an SLA on top of Developer, while still using the same consumption-based credit system. The pricing page does not publish a list price for this edition.
Built for large organizations and mission-critical data operations. The official pricing page says Scale includes enterprise security and governance features, and log retention is listed as 180 days with 365 days available. Public list pricing is not disclosed.
The official pricing page lists PrivateLink as an add-on for dedicated private connectivity between a customer VPC and the service. No public dollar amount is shown on the pricing page.
Premium Support is mentioned as available with the Scale edition and as an option in the support comparison on the pricing page. The page does not disclose standalone pricing for this support option.
The FAQ says credits are also consumed by developer users outside the included developer-user allowance. The page explains the charge category but does not publish a per-user price.
The FAQ says customers can purchase additional credits if needed, but the official pricing page does not publish a public rate for those credits.
A small analytics team wants to start building pipelines with a lightweight, self-serve setup.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; likely governed by consumption credits plus the Developer edition terms.A growing data team needs collaboration, auditability, and an SLA.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; likely higher than Developer because Teams adds audit log, standard support, and SLA coverage.An enterprise needs custom SSO, hybrid deployment, lineage, and premium support.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; Scale is the enterprise edition, with premium support available and some capabilities potentially tied to add-ons.A team wants to evaluate the product before buying.
Expected costFree trial available; the consumption-based pricing blog says the trial includes up to 250 task hours.No. The official pricing page describes the pricing model and the included features for Developer, Teams, and Scale, but it does not publish fixed dollar amounts for those editions. Buyers are instead directed to try free, talk to sales, or use the cloud marketplace path. That means public price discovery is limited to the consumption-based model and the plan structure rather than a visible rate card.
Matillion says its pricing is based on credits, and the FAQ explains that credits are consumed by task hours. The page further states that task hours are the combined execution time for each task across Matillion and are only charged when running a pipeline. It also says validation and sampling are not billed, which clarifies what does and does not count toward consumption.
Yes. The pricing page says Maia is available to trial for free today, and the consumption-based pricing blog says users can start a free trial with up to 250 task hours. The exact fair-use and time-bound terms are noted in the pricing page footnote. Because those limits are stated publicly, the trial can be evaluated before committing to a paid subscription.
Yes. Matillion says customers can contract directly with Matillion or pay through an AWS, Azure, or Snowflake account. That gives buyers a choice between direct procurement and marketplace billing. The pricing page does not say that marketplace pricing changes the underlying consumption model, so buyers should expect the same core usage basis even if they consolidate billing through a marketplace.
