Count Pricing Overview

I find the canvas approach to data analysis very intuitive, and it facilitates deep-dives into of insights questions while presenting a clear picture of the steps to my work. Count's ability to quickly import and match static csv data alongside data warehouse queries makes it particularly valuable when working with a range of inputs.

I have also found Count to be an effective way to collaborate and share insights with stakeholders, both in a classic report format and in a canvas that allows for them to explore further themselves. The speed at which I can build and edit visuals in the canvas is incredibly useful when I need to give clear answers to ad-hoc queries.

The Count team are also very responsive to requests for support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are a couple of limitations - Count can only import packages that are either in pyodide or a pure python package.

Formatting can sometimes be an issue - in the past, I've built a canvas to be shared, then found certain visual elements have changed slightly with an update.

The main problem I had previously was that Count slowed down a lot for very large canvases, but I think they now have a fix for this in which DuckDB runs on the server instead. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Count has been a game-changer for our data team. Its unique blend of a data notebook and collaborative whiteboard has transformed the way we approach analysis—moving us away from static dashboards and towards deeper, more impactful problem-solving. The ability to query data in SQL, visualize results, and collaborate with stakeholders in real-time within a single workspace has streamlined our workflows and boosted team productivity.

We particularly value Count’s intuitive approach to breaking down complex SQL models into connected CTE graphs with live results. This makes exploring, debugging, and iterating on data models both faster and more collaborative. Exporting work as full SQL scripts is equally smooth, keeping our work highly shareable and actionable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only minor challenge we’ve encountered is the current limitation of connecting to just a single database on our package. We do not require to move to a different package for any other reason than this. While not a major blocker, we are in the middle of a data migration where the ability to connect to two data sources simultaneously would be extremely valuable Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.