Domo Reviews & Product Details

I find Domo very easy to use, especially since it's made for people without a technical background. I'm really impressed with the Magic ETL feature—it’s a simple tool that lets me modify data without needing to know programming, and it’s been updated to handle almost anything I need. I also like the beastmode calculation feature because it allows me to do complex calculations on a card level without altering the original data, which is really helpful. The cards themselves are great too, offering small features like easily sorting values with just a click, which I don't see in other tools like Power BI. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

My company's data isn't a good fit for Domo AI features, and Domo is pushing a lot on AI stuff. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Domo's bomb interface makes it stand out with ease of personalization based on user roles for ease of navigation. I like it out of the Box data connections from E-Commersite sites like shopify to social site like X and other data analytics like Google analytics which gives is versatility with exponential data visualization into vast number of format with graphs and charts. Great for it's razzmatazz, stunning and interactive dashboards to give me the snapshot of our metrics, insights for business intelligence for dependable, accurate and future forecast business decision. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love for it's lightweight, blazing fast with data visualization and real-time analytics for actionable insights which helps with business intelligence for making data driven, dependable and accurate decisions.

I wish there was a free trial first to do some data analytics but the fact that am using it,is very worthwhile and incredible tool so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the breadth of Domo's features and their cohesiveness, yet simplicity. It's amazing that entry-level marketing analysts and data scientists can all work in the same tool. Magic ETL is huge for us as it allows us to simply transform data in the ways we need for reporting. I appreciate that workflows are becoming a more important component, enabling us to automate tasks and take more control of our instance. Once we had access to Domo, I found it really easy to get data in and start building things. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like more flexibility out of the box with visualization. The ability to size cards to any size and place cards anywhere without having to follow locking grid patterns. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We have been using Domo for about 6 years now. The best thing about Domo are the connectors. You can pretty much connect to all major data systems.

Also there were several major updates done to the product to make it more powerful and make it much easier to build reports.

The new App Studio makes it easier to build good looking and customizable dashboards.

Worksheets, Fixed Input Tile, Split joins in ETL and other new features introduced in 2025 has been extremely beneficial in easing the pain points for ETL and report creation/implementation.

The customer support is also very prompt in responding.

Over the years Domo has been constantly upgrading the product and adding more and more features both to their ETL tool and the report builder (Analyzer). This has truly made Domo a leader when it comes to BI tools. The DomoAI is also constantly improving and is going to be a force to reckon with in the coming years. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pivot chart still needs a lot of work as its not very flexible in its current state.

Domo needs provide some kind of a show/hide columns dynamically on the table charts.

We also need to be able to set dynamic column names based on filters/variable values selected.

The new consumption model is very confusing. They should just streamline it and make it customer friendly. Legacy vs new is also very unclear. As there is no way to know upfront about how much credits a particular implementation will incur. This could result in customers overshooting their budgets. The old model was way better. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Domo allows for quick, automated, real-time data access that everyone can see and work on together, ensuring we're all on the same page for optimizing our marketing. It's easy for those without data backgrounds to understand how to build and use data. The data I can get and use is really limitless with Domo, and I can put all my data together to get a complete picture from both the technical and business sides. Domo is much easier for non-data specific users and offers better real-time data compared to what we used before. The initial setup was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes Domo has bugs. I want my documentation from one column to follow through all of the ETLs with that column. I want better visibility into my cloud connections and ensuring things are running correctly from Domo. I want sandbox and dev to talk better to each other. I want the run times to be automatically synced between instances and I want better governance between my instances directly from Domo rather than having to create them myself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform makes it easy to create and duplicate content, which I find very convenient. The wide range of connectors simplifies the process of linking data sources. I also appreciate the available AI tools and training resources, which are quite helpful. Ultimately, it is great to see that they are consistently enhancing and expanding their toolkit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The introduction of new features, or changes to existing ones, is often not communicated clearly, which can occasionally result in dataflows or cards breaking. Additionally, the training resources are sometimes outdated, making the training process slower and more confusing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that there was a vendor involved that made the learning curve issues approachable. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'm concerned about the security aspect since Domo uses a different data store, not like our AWS S3 buckets, which adds worries about pushing sensitive data and requires additional security reviews and monitoring. We don't have the expertise to work with Domo on our own, which means more money and time to partner with external teams, and involves vetting them for ongoing security and work. The initial setup was not that simple, even with partner help, as the internal team was not fully on board, causing friction and taking them away from regular work. We weren't able to show enough value with Domo to move forward, and there's a sense that other tools could solve the problems differently, particularly in the engineering division. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I really like how user-friendly Domo is and all of the different things you can do with it. It was very easy for me to pick up on, coming from Power BI, and even for the less technical people in our company, they are able to start using it right away. The initial setup was very easy too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The big thing for me right now is app studio governance. You can see the app studio page views inside of the activity log, but there is nothing that ties those to the overall app ID, so that has to be manually mapped, which is a pain and causes us not to want to use app studio. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the intuitive UI of Domo because all of the features appear where you'd expect them to be. It's very well-designed software with a simple setup for bringing all of your data. The connectors, particularly the Snowflake connector, are well-designed. I also really enjoy being able to use the SQL tile and query our Snowflake instance directly from Magic ETL. The initial setup of Domo was very easy, and I'm happy that I can access our data from our Centralized Data Platform (Snowflake). Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Mobile experience from the Mobile App. My data often doesn't display in the App. The issue that displays is 'Preview Unavailable'. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best part of DOMO is the ability to manipulate data, visualize, and story-board it all within one platform. A close second is the routine improvements that the DOMO team pushes showing the platform is growing to accommodate more business needs. My favorite singular feature is DOMO Apps. I became proficient in AppSheet before learning about DOMO, and I realized that no-code is the direction for most platforms. Having a BI system combined with an in-platform app builder has been a sublime experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren't many things that DOMO misses when it comes to the minutiae, but a few big items seem to have left their radar. One is the organization of content within DOMO. The breakaway from typical folder subfolders for saved card content doesn't quite jive with navigational heuristics we have all come to use with new software. Two, the ability to create dev versions or deployed versions of cards means our internal team must keep some of them locked down. A small missing feature that goes along with both of these is the inability to create display vs internal development names for cards or data sources (though for datasources, I understand DOMO wants to use the Views feature). These improvements would make me like DOMO all the more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.