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OQ — P00 · Pricing

Credits are consumed by the engine class a query runs on and the rows it scans. Adding a teammate costs nothing, and reading a dashboard someone else built costs nothing.

OQ — 008Pricing

Credits are consumed by the data a query scans — one credit is 100 MB. Reading a dashboard someone else built costs you nothing.

Starter

$49

per month

750 GB scanned a month

Everything you need to answer a question.

  • Small engine
  • 7,500 query credits a month
  • Public dashboards
  • CSV and Parquet export
Most picked

Pro

$249

per month

5 TB scanned a month

For analysts who live in the editor.

  • Small, medium and large engines
  • 50,000 query credits a month
  • Private dashboards and sharing
  • Arrow Flight and API access
  • Scheduled refreshes

Enterprise

Custom

annual

Reserved capacity

Dedicated capacity and private datasets.

  • Reserved engine capacity
  • Private and custom-decoded programs
  • SSO, audit logs, SLA
  • Named support engineer
OQ — P01Questions

What consumes a credit?

Query execution. The engine class sets the rate — small is the cheapest, large the most expensive — and the rows scanned set the volume. Constraining ts and selecting only the columns you need is the single biggest lever on cost, which is also what makes a query fast.

Do failed queries cost credits?

Queries rejected before execution — read-only violations, unknown tables, unsupported functions, parameter errors — cost nothing, because no source query was issued. A query that fails during execution consumes what it scanned before failing.

Does reading a dashboard cost anything?

No. Viewers do not consume credits. Only refreshing the underlying query does, which is why scheduled refreshes are a paid-tier feature.

What happens if I run out?

New queries are refused before they are submitted, rather than running up a bill you did not agree to. Buy a top-up pack or move up a tier and you are going again immediately. Nothing is deleted, and results already downloaded are yours regardless.

What is a credit worth?

One credit is 100 megabytes scanned, with a one-megabyte minimum per query. Starter's 7,500 credits are 750 GB a month and Pro's 50,000 are 5 TB — enough that most people never think about it, and the ones who do have a lever they can actually pull.

Fourteen days to find out whether it earns its keep. Change tier or cancel from billing, any time.