We've updated Nockpoint's pricing! These are the new four plans, a fixed monthly base that includes the whole stack, and limits you can see in advance.

This is the reading guide. For full details go check out pricing page.

The plans at a glance

Every plan includes the managed Snowflake warehouse, 100+ integrations, Power BI and Apache Superset, auto-generated dashboards, setup support, onboarding and training, and technical support from a real person (typical response time: 120 minutes).

How to read the limits

Four numbers decide which plan you need, and they're worth understanding before you talk to anyone:

• Rows ingested. Each row counts once per ingestion; reprocessing the same data doesn't count it twice.
• Processing hours. Only active compute counts. Time a pipeline spends idle or waiting is free.
• Pipelines. One automated connection from a source into Nockpoint.
• AI usage. A credit for chat and report generation.

If you go over, you're billed for the extra at the same per-unit rate; nothing is throttled or shut off. That is the honest meaning of "predictable" here: the base is fixed and the limits are visible, but usage beyond them is metered. The practical benefit is that you can see your position against each limit and choose to move up a plan before overage matters. [CONFIRM: usage alerts and infrastructure-cost monitoring against a customer's budget goals. The pricing page lists "automated alerts and human service team" as included but doesn't describe budget monitoring. Confirm exact behavior before publishing a claim.]

What each step up adds

Growth adds the things that matter once more than a couple of people rely on the data: hourly sync, role-based permissions, backup and disaster recovery, ongoing pipeline maintenance (we monitor and maintain your pipelines after launch, not just at setup), and quarterly business reviews.

Pro adds real-time sync, audit logs, a HIPAA-ready Snowflake environment, and a named account manager. It's also the first tier with white-labeled and embeddable dashboards, which is the one to look at if you serve clients: you can present dashboards under your own branding or embed them outside Nockpoint. [CONFIRM: report preparation on upgraded tiers. The pricing page doesn't list "report preparation" as a feature; confirm what it covers and which tiers before publishing.]

Enterprise adds SSO/SAML and custom connectors for sources outside the standard 100+.

Two items on the pricing page are still marked as placeholders (data retention days and uptime SLA figures). Confirm them on the page or with us rather than assuming.

How the same pieces are priced elsewhere

A fixed price is only meaningful next to how each piece of a self-assembled stack is billed. All figures below are from vendors' own pages; check them before you budget, since list prices change.

Two things about this table that are worth point out. First, the warehouse and pipeline lines are usage-based, so nobody can total them without your volumes. That is exactly why they're hard to budget, and it isn't a criticism of those products, which are built that way on purpose. Second, the BI lines can be totaled. For a 10-person team, using a mix of 1 Creator, 4 Explorers and 5 Viewers on Tableau Standard (our assumption), the seats alone are 75 + 168 + 75 = $318 a month. On Power BI Pro with 10 licensed users it's $140 a month. Neither includes a warehouse or pipelines. Growth is $150 a month for up to 10 users with both included.

The pricing page also carries our own estimate of a self-built stack for a company of 50 or fewer with 1–5 data users: $3,500 to $7,000+ a month. That's our estimate, not a benchmark, and it includes labor lines (time diverted, setup and maintenance, debugging) alongside license costs. Your number depends on data volume, connector count and how much of that work your team already absorbs.

A bundled price isn't cheaper because the parts cost less. It's cheaper when nobody has to be paid to keep the parts working together.

Where these plans aren't the right fit

• Daily sync on Starter won't suit anyone who needs intraday numbers; that's a Growth or Pro question.
• Large row volumes. Ingest limits top out at 10M rows on Pro; beyond that you're in a custom Enterprise conversation, and you should price it against your actual volumes.
• You already run Power BI, Tableau or Looker and like them. Nockpoint is modular and works alongside them via standard SQL, so you can use it for the warehouse and pipelines only. That may not need a plan tier as large as the one you'd buy for the full stack.
• Free trial mechanics. There's a 14-day trial, but no self-serve signup: you talk to us first and we set up your pipelines, and the 14 days start once they're live.

Try it on your data

If you'd like to see a plan against your real numbers, we'll build a working dashboard from your connected data at no cost, and the 14-day trial starts when your pipelines are live. Annual billing is available at a discount.

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