Hex Pricing Overview

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Free Trial

Community

Free

Per Month

The free version of Hex. Great for individuals.

Professional

$36.00

Per Month

For the small but growing data organization.

Team

$75.00

Per Month

The full-featured Hex platform, ready for your Data team.

Enterprise

Per Month

The best in performance, support, and security.

Choose the right plan for you and your team. See a detailed comparison of pricing packages at https://hex.tech/pricing/. Don't know what you need? Get in touch: sales@hex.tech.

Hex has 4 pricing editions. A free trial of Hex is also available. Look at different pricing editions below and see what edition and features meet your budget and needs.

Pricing information for Hex is supplied by the software provider or retrieved from publicly accessible pricing materials. Final cost negotiations to purchase Hex must be conducted with the seller.

Pricing information was last updated on October 09, 2024

Hex Pricing FAQs

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Hex's pricing is best suited for mid-market data and analytics teams, which represent the largest share of G2 reviewers. The Community tier works well for individual analysts or small experiments, while the Professional tier fits small but growing data organizations needing scheduled runs and broader collaboration. The Team tier appeals to established data teams requiring GitHub sync, group permissions, and advanced compute. G2 reviewers from computer software, financial services, and healthcare industries are especially active users. Enterprise pricing suits large organizations needing private cloud deployment, SSO, and priority support. Non-technical users and beginners also appear frequently among G2 reviewers praising Hex's AI-assisted workflows.

Hex's free Community tier supports up to three project authors, offers only seven days of version history, and limits data connections to the project level with email-only support. Hex's paid plans begin at $36 per month for Professional, which unlocks unlimited authors and viewers, 30-day version history, workspace-level data connections, scheduled runs, and medium compute profiles. The Team tier at $75 per month adds GitHub sync, group permissions, fully configurable compute, and unlimited scheduled runs with screenshots. G2 reviewers frequently cite scheduled runs, compute flexibility, and collaboration features as key reasons for upgrading beyond the free Community tier.

G2 reviewers broadly view Hex as strong value, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5. Users frequently highlight the AI agent, seamless SQL and Python integration, and the ability to replace multiple tools as standout benefits. Several G2 reviewers from small businesses explicitly note that Hex eliminates the need for a dedicated data analyst or expensive alternatives like Tableau. One reviewer compared Hex favorably to Looker Studio, calling it simpler and cheaper. Some cons around Hex's pricing include the large gap between Professional and Team tiers, and expensive embedding features. Overall, most reviewers consider Hex's pricing competitive given its capabilities.

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Hex Pricing Reviews

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Verified User in Retail

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

5/16/2025

"Robust flexible platform for visualizations and analytics"

5/5

What do you like best about Hex?

Hex is easy to use. Going from data to blending to visualizations to dissemination was intuitive and fast. Great value and customer service as well! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Hex?

I’d like to see more customization capabilities in charts. Also, would like to see more pdf printing options (enable branding, print all tabs, etc). Furthermore, would be nice to allow the output of data blending steps be shared across dashboards (this would else reduce rework as well as assist with governance) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Samuel B.

1/23/2026

"Versatile Tool with Integration Perks but Sluggish Performance"

2.5/5

What do you like best about Hex?

I like Hex mostly for its interface, which makes it easy to create queries using different codes like SQL and Python. This allows us to access data from different sources efficiently. It's helpful to have everything in one place, especially since we deal with multiple sources of information that need different processing and SQL languages. The integration with Google Forms and other tools is also very helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Hex?

Hex is very slow, which is a big downside. I also have issues with cache not refreshing as expected, especially with large projects, and it takes a long time to refresh. There are limitations on tables, particularly with conditional formatting, as it can only be applied based on the value of the specific column, rather than referencing a different column or using a formula for more dynamic functionality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.