by Sisense · sisense.com ↗
Analytics platform for embedded BI, dashboards, and data products.
Sisense positions its pricing around two public buying motions: a self-serve path for teams that want to try the platform quickly, and a quote-based enterprise path for regulated or large-scale deployments. The official pricing page focuses on what each plan includes rather than on published list prices, which means buyers can see the packaging but not a public rate card. In the supplied documents, Sisense repeatedly points shoppers toward contacting the company for enterprise terms, while also offering a 7-day free trial and noting that monthly pricing options are available. For AI usage, Sisense describes a credit-based consumption model that is designed to keep spend predictable, but it does not publish the credit price in these materials. That means the practical cost conversation is likely to center on deployment scope, security needs, support level, and AI usage volume rather than on a simple posted subscription fee.
Plan-based pricing with a free trial and quote-based enterprise contracting; public prices are not disclosed in the supplied official pricing materials.
Sisense publicly offers a 7-day free trial and says customers can onboard with new monthly pricing options at any time during the trial. The official plans page does not disclose public billing cadence, seat minimums, renewal terms, or discounts for the plan tiers in the supplied documents. Enterprise is explicitly contract-based and built to customer specifications, and the AI credit model is described as monthly allocation-based with alerts at 85% and 100% of the monthly allocation; if a workspace hits its limit, features pause until the next refresh and there are no automatic overages in the supplied materials.
No public seat minimums, usage limits, or add-on pricing are disclosed in the supplied documents.
Built to customer specifications; no public list price, seat minimum, or overage schedule is disclosed in the supplied documents.
This tier is contract-based and requires direct engagement with Sisense; the supplied materials do not disclose a public list price or billing cadence.
Sisense says its Managed LLM is paired with Sisense Credits, a consumption model where AI actions are metered per use and a single pool of credits covers supported AI actions across the platform. The supplied documents state that teams should see the pricing brief or contact their account team for details, but they do not publish a price list.
A startup team wants to ship embedded analytics quickly and start evaluating the platform before committing.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; Sisense offers a 7-day free trial.A regulated enterprise needs embedded analytics with white-labeling, governance, and deployment flexibility.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; this is a quote-based enterprise purchase.A team expects to use a lot of AI-powered features such as assistant queries and narratives.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; AI usage is governed through Sisense Credits rather than a published price card.Not in the supplied official documents. The public plans page describes Self-Serve and Enterprise offerings, but it does not show dollar amounts for either tier. A third-party pricing reference in the supplied documents also says Sisense does not currently have any pricing plans listed. Buyers should treat the product as quote-based unless Sisense provides a custom proposal.
Yes. Sisense says, “Get a full-featured 7-day trial with guided sample data, or bring your own. No setup required.” The company also says, “Explore Sisense for 7 days, free, no strings attached.” The supplied documents do not mention a paid trial extension or a trial-to-contract discount.
The supplied documents do not disclose public seat minimums or a public overage schedule. For AI consumption, Sisense says credits are allocated monthly, alerts fire at 85% and 100%, and if a workspace hits its limit, features pause until the next refresh. That description implies usage control, but it does not publish a dollar-based overage charge.
The official pricing page says Enterprise is designed for regulated, high-stakes industries and includes HIPAA-ready compliance, multi-tenant architecture, column-level security, SSO Router, deployment on SaaS or on-prem, a 99.99% Premium SLA, BYO LLM support, the Sisense Intelligence suite, full white-labeling, premium support, and a dedicated customer success manager. The same page also says the Enterprise plan is built to customer specifications, so exact commercial terms are handled in the quote. Because the supplied materials do not publish a list price, buyers need to contact Sisense for a final offer.
