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Dremio Pricing Overview

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Pricing Insights

Averages based on real user reviews.

Time to Implement

2 months

Return on Investment

19 months

Perceived Cost

$$$$$

Dremio Alternatives Pricing

The following is a quick overview of editions offered by other Big Data Processing And Distribution Systems

Snowflake
Standard
$2Compute/Hour
Compute usage is billed on a per-second basis, with a minimum of 60 seconds. You can secure price discounts with pre-purchased Snowflake capacity options.
  • Complete SQL Data Warehouse
  • Secure Data Sharing across regions / clouds
  • Premier Support 24 x 365
  • 1 day of time travel
  • Always-on enterprise grade encryption in transit and at rest
Free
New customers get $300 in free Google Cloud credits to spend on BigQuery with free trial sign-up.
  • 10 GB storage
  • Up to 1 TB queries per month
Amazon Redshift
RA3.4xlarge
$1.22 - $3.26 Per hour
On-demand, 1-Year, or 3-Year Terms
  • Commit to save up to 34%

Various alternatives pricing & plans

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Dremio Pricing Reviews

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Aarti S.
AS
Data Analyst
Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)
"Review for Dremio product"
What do you like best about Dremio?

its great experience using Dremio. I have used its sql query engine product. the implementation was very easy and good for freshers and non-tech people. it's not too expensive w.r.t to other platforms. I like the speed. it's quite fast. I like the customer support service. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Dremio?

there is nothing which I dont like as I like it and its good to try on different platform for cloud and analytics work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Abhishek C.
AC
Associate Software Engineer
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
"Dremio make daily work easy, but needs little polish"
What do you like best about Dremio?

Its just how easy it is to use. When we first onboarded, I was surprised at how fast we could connect to, like, multiple data sources. Didn't have a huge setup headache, which was awesome.The implementation wasn't that bad, especially comparing to some other BI tools we used. I mean, it wasn't 100% smooth, had a few little hiccups, but overall we got it running way easier than I expected.

It's got pretty rich feature set—the reflections and acceleration stuff is cool for performance, even if it feels a bit overwhelming at the start. Integrating it with our existing stuff, like our AWS S3 buckets and Snowflake, was pretty straightforward. No major drama there,Oh, and the SQL editor is way better than I thought it'd be..Overall, it just feels like a tool built for speed and flexibility. we use sometimes multiple times a day when I have to do ad-hoc analysis or explore big datasets Yeah, there's definitely a learning curve, no lie. But once you get past that, you realize how powerful it is. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Dremio?

Their customer support is decent. Sometimes they take a bit to get back to you, but most of the time I've gotten a proper solution that actually fixes the problem. The performance is weird sometimes, like one day a query runs blazing fast, and then the next day the exact same query is just... slower. For no obvious reason, The UI also feels a little clunky at times, not gonna lie. Especially when you're trying to handle a really large dataset, it'll just freeze up for a second , laggy . Makes the whole experience feel less smooth than it should.And the documentation... yeah, it could definitely be better. A lot of times I've had to just google around on forums or actually reach out to support just to find some small configuration detail that should really be in the main docs. Wastes a bunch of time.

Also it's not exactly cheap. When you start to really scale it up, especially running on our own cloud infra, the bills start to add up. I feel like for smaller teams, the admin side of things can feel too complex for what you need. Just setting up user permissions and everything is a whole thing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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