Standard
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- For teams from 50 to 300 users
Up to 150 GB in-memory data capacity and up to 300 users.
Enterprise analytics platform for dashboards, reporting, and governed metrics.
Hybrid pricing: public per-user entry pricing for Standard, with custom quote-only pricing for Enterprise and Government.
The official pricing page publicly lists Standard at $13/mo/user, but it does not disclose whether that figure is tied to monthly or annual commitment terms, and it does not provide a public seat minimum beyond saying Standard is for teams from 50 to 300 users. Enterprise and Government are quote-based tiers. The page also states there is a free trial available from the Standard plan area via “Start Free Trial.” No public discount schedule, renewal terms, or overage policy is disclosed in the supplied official documents.
Up to 150 GB in-memory data capacity and up to 300 users.
Expandable users; expandable in-memory data capacity.
Expandable users; expandable in-memory data capacity.
A small or mid-sized analytics team wants a published entry price and can fit within the Standard plan’s user and capacity limits.
Expected cost$13/mo/user, with Standard aimed at 50 to 300 users.A large enterprise needs managed deployment, custom AI agents, or hybrid and multi-cloud capabilities.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote required.A public-sector buyer needs FedRAMP-authorized infrastructure on AWS GovCloud.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; quote required.Yes. The official pricing page shows a “Start Free Trial” call to action on the Standard plan. The supplied documents do not disclose the trial length or whether any credit card is required. Because those details are not publicly stated in the supplied sources, they should be confirmed during signup.
No. The pricing FAQ on the official page says, “We do not charge based on data size or refresh frequency.” It also says the platform is designed for enterprise scale, with pricing that supports large data volumes and frequent updates without penalties. That means data growth and refresh cadence are not publicly described as direct price drivers.
No. Both Enterprise and Government are presented as quote-based offerings on the official pricing page. The supplied documents describe their features and deployment characteristics, but they do not publish a dollar amount or a public billing cadence. Buyers need a sales quote to get those figures.