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> at least currently has a high enough price tag attached to it They don’t have a price on their website. Can anyone here provide what price points a medium-la
by victor106 7y ago
> at least currently has a high enough price tag attached to it
They don’t have a price on their website. Can anyone here provide what price points a medium-large company is looking(no pun intended) at?
- buremba 7y agoThe pricing starts from $3k for 20 users if you subscribe to one of their annual plans.
- ksalay 7y agoTableau is $70/month per user
- cosmie 7y agoAnd PowerBI is either free[1] or $10/month per user[2]. Having architected and implemented BI infrastructures using all three, their pricing models all tend to converge to the same ballpark once you get to a standard, fully loaded and integrated installation. But they all have different levers for their pricing sheets, so unique usage models can sometimes take advantage of that to get a substantially better deal. Licensing models that are amenable to minimal/opportunistic usage exist for Tableau and PowerBI, but Looker very deliberately prices out that usage model. [1] https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/desktop/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/desktop/ [2] https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi-pro/ https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi-pro/