Dataiku Pricing Overview
Dataiku at a glance
Dataiku offers three simple plans: (1) Free Edition, (2) Free Trial, and (3) Paid Editions.
Free Edition can be downloaded on your infrastructure now, and is designed for users to prepare data and build basic data projects and apps (no deployment, automation, nor governance).
Free Trial allows users to start exploring end-to-end Dataiku features for building and automating AI projects for 14 days in Dataiku Cloud.
Paid Editions allow any size team or business to scale AI with enterprise-wide collaboration, governance, ops, and model deployment features. Use Dataiku across your entire organization, hosted by Dataiku or self-hosted, with this tailored offering.
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| Install Dataiku on Your Infrastructure | Free3 Users | Download Free Edition on Mac, Linux, or virtual machine | Collaborate with up to 3 users | Prepare data and build basic data projects and apps (no deployment, automation, governance)
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| Try Dataiku Cloud for 14 Days | Free Trial2 Users | Ready in under 2 minutes | Fully managed by Dataiku on our secure servers | Collaborate with up to 2 users | Start exploring end-to-end Dataiku features for building and automating AI projects
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| Use Dataiku Across Your Entire Organization | Contact Us | Paid Editions to scale AI with enterprise-wide collaboration, governance, ops, and model deployment features | Tailored offerings for any size team or business | Hosted by Dataiku or self-hosted
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Dataiku pricing & plans
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Dataiku Pricing Reviews
It's flexibility. I can code and I like that I can create recipes that uses code to process my data. However, I enjoy having the ability to just select a visual recipe and quickly apply transformations without writing lines of coding. This keeps my skills fresh and gives me a productivity boost when I need to deliver quickly. I use the platform on a daily basis and it forms part of my core tools to develop my projects. As a big organisation, we have our own internal support to deal with issues. However, I've attended a meet up and a conference in London and met the UK team. It was an amazing experience and they offered me a lot of support showcasing new features and facilitating the contact with the Dataiku user community. Another aspect that I enjoy is the seamlessly integration with our current data systems. Using Dataiku, I can connect with all of our data sources and develop projects that weren't even possible before. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
My only dislike about it is the cost. Although I think it delivers what it promises, the cost is a huge barrier within my organisation. I would like to have more of our analysts with access to a designer licence. That would empower them by developing new skills. Today, only a few data scientist (including myself) and a couple of analysts have full access to the tool. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
