The pricing, setup cost, and licensing for ThoughtSpot are competitive, and it is a very user-friendly tool compared to its competitors. Setting it up was easy and straightforward.
Associate Managing Director at a financial services firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Feb 28, 2023
I like the pricing structure. I get billed by how much data I put in, not how many people are looking at the data. It's better for me as I can control pricing a bit more easily.
SVP, Head of Enterprise Data Mgmt & Data Intelligence at a financial services firm with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Nov 14, 2022
We were early adopters of the solution so we got some really good deals. Right now we have enterprise, all-you-can-eat deal with whitelisting and everything else. I think it's competitive and it's certainly less than some of the competitors on Tableau. Obviously, it's more than Power BI, which Microsoft gives away relatively cheaply as part of Office 365, but the three main people in that space, I would say it's less than Tableau, more than Power BI, and about on par with let's say TIBCO Spotfire. I think, being a smaller company, ThoughtSpot is a lot more flexible and that's where there's another advantage in their pricing model. I think they're willing to work with you a lot more than let's say a Tableau. I give the pricing a six out of ten.
ThoughtSpot offers analytics through a user-friendly interface, empowering non-technical users to explore data swiftly with AI-driven insights and search-based analytics, making data access and modeling efficient. ThoughtSpot is designed for intuitive data exploration, enabling users to generate custom analytics and reports without deep technical expertise. Its strength lies in natural language processing, scalability, and seamless data connectivity. Customizable dashboards and interactive...
The pricing, setup cost, and licensing for ThoughtSpot are competitive, and it is a very user-friendly tool compared to its competitors. Setting it up was easy and straightforward.
The pricing is on the higher end but reasonable for what ThoughtSpot offers.
ThoughtSpot is expensive. When compared with Tableau and Sisense, it is around seven or eight on the expense scale.
I like the pricing structure. I get billed by how much data I put in, not how many people are looking at the data. It's better for me as I can control pricing a bit more easily.
I rate ThoughtSpot six out of 10 for affordability.
I can't speak to the exact cost of the solution.
We were early adopters of the solution so we got some really good deals. Right now we have enterprise, all-you-can-eat deal with whitelisting and everything else. I think it's competitive and it's certainly less than some of the competitors on Tableau. Obviously, it's more than Power BI, which Microsoft gives away relatively cheaply as part of Office 365, but the three main people in that space, I would say it's less than Tableau, more than Power BI, and about on par with let's say TIBCO Spotfire. I think, being a smaller company, ThoughtSpot is a lot more flexible and that's where there's another advantage in their pricing model. I think they're willing to work with you a lot more than let's say a Tableau. I give the pricing a six out of ten.