Fully managed subscription
Fixed price. No surprise.
Per application · per customer ↓
Covers data ingestion and transformation, data quality and security, L1/L2 support. No limit on pipelines and data volume. Add applications as you grow.
Downstream (optional): SQL Server, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift and others
L1 and L2 support
application
- Connect source and destination
- Set up user authentication
- Create and run sample pipelines
- Test and validate data quality
your cloud
- AWS: ECS / Fargate, VPC, S3
- Microsoft: Compute, Network, Azure Blob
- Google: Cloud Run, VPC, Storage
and analytics
- Set up cloud infrastructure
- Define goals and KPIs
- Build Power BI / Tableau reports
- Add sources, metrics and visuals
Pricing FAQs
What does $250/month cover?
$250/mo gets you a fully managed subscription to one source application fetching data from APIs (or other interfaces like SFTP, email, SQL databases or SharePoint) to one or more destinations. It places no limits on data pipelines, data volume or destinations (e.g., AWS S3, Azure Blob, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, Azure SQL, PostgreSQL).
It includes data quality checks, data and schema management, data security and data residency.
Do you charge per row or per pipeline?
No. DataStori has flat per-application pricing at $250/month. Data volume and number of pipelines are not metered, so costs do not grow with usage. Since your data pipelines and storage are in your cloud, you pay your cloud services provider directly for the infrastructure.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. DataStori offers a 14-day free trial. No payment info is needed for a demo or a trial.
How much do I save with annual billing?
Annual billing is $2,500 per application, a 17% saving over monthly billing ($3,000/year).
What are the optional add-ons?
There are three kinds of one-time or project-based add-ons:
Onboard an application: $500 per application to connect source and destination, set up authentication, build sample pipelines, validate data quality.
Connect customer cloud: $300 per platform to provision AWS, Azure, or GCP resources for pipeline execution.
Data consulting and analytics: Data strategy, visualization and reporting projects.
What counts as one application for billing?
An application is a single data source with one or more endpoints, e.g., one NetSuite instance with multiple APIs. A second NetSuite tenant or a different source (e.g., Salesforce) is billed as a second application.