Cloud and appliance data warehouse platform for enterprise analytics.
Yellowbrick’s public pricing is straightforward in structure but selective in what it discloses. The company publishes per-vCPU software rates for annual, three-year, and on-demand usage, while also signaling that some deployments—especially on-premises infrastructure subscriptions—require a sales conversation. For buyers evaluating total cost, the most important public takeaway is that Yellowbrick separates software pricing from cloud infrastructure costs: you pay Yellowbrick for the platform, and you pay your own cloud bills where applicable. The result is a pricing page that is useful for budgeting around compute usage, but not a full quote generator for every deployment shape. The official materials also emphasize that support is included, that on-demand billing is metered to the second and billed monthly, and that buyers can mix subscription and on-demand models depending on workload patterns. For smaller teams or departmental use cases, Yellowbrick has also described a Standard Service Plan with a published monthly price, though that offer was introduced in a press release rather than the main pricing page.
Per-vCPU subscription pricing plus on-demand usage-based pricing, with an additional quote/trial entry plan for smaller-scale use cases.
Public pricing is disclosed for the software itself, not for every deployment shape. The pricing page says the company offers one-year and three-year subscription pricing as well as on-demand pricing billed monthly with per-second metering. It also says on-premises infrastructure subscriptions are available from Yellowbrick and requires contacting sales for more information. Yellowbrick states that global 24×7 support is always included and that there are never additional support charges. The official pricing page does not mention a public monthly plan minimum or seat minimum.
The public pricing page says the subscription is for a set amount of vCPUs you choose, up to the maximum amount of vCPUs selected for the period. It also says unused vCPU hours do not roll forward.
The public pricing page says the rate is based on the number of vCPUs in use when running, and the subscription covers use up to the maximum vCPU amount chosen for the term.
Yellowbrick says this option charges for the actual vCPU compute consumed to the second and is suitable for burst capacity or limited-duration workloads.
The press release frames this as a smaller-scale use plan and notes it was available as a free 30-day trial for a limited time period.
Yellowbrick says on-premises infrastructure subscriptions are available to buy from Yellowbrick and directs buyers to contact sales for more information.
A team wants predictable annual software spend for a steady production analytics workload.
Expected cost$613 per vCPU / year for the one-year subscription tier.A buyer expects to keep the platform for multiple years and wants the lowest public subscription rate.
Expected cost$482 per vCPU / year for the three-year subscription tier.A workload is bursty and only needs temporary compute.
Expected cost$0.28 per vCPU / hr, billed monthly, using per-second metering.A smaller organization wants an entry-level fixed-price package for a dev/test or departmental deployment.
Expected cost$10,000 per month for the Standard Service Plan.Yellowbrick’s official pricing page includes a “Start a Trial” prompt, and an older official press release says the Standard Service Plan was available as a free 30-day trial for a limited time period. The pricing page itself does not publish a general trial length or current public trial eligibility. Buyers should treat trial availability as publicly mentioned but not fully disclosed on the pricing page.
No. Yellowbrick says its global 24×7 support is always included and that there are never additional support charges. This is a clear public pricing note because it affects total cost. It also means support is not presented as a separate paid add-on in the public pricing materials.
Yes, but the price is not publicly disclosed. Yellowbrick says on-premises infrastructure subscriptions are available to buy from Yellowbrick and asks prospects to contact sales@yellowbrick.com for more information. The public pricing page does not publish a fixed on-premises rate or hardware bundle price.
