You see what each pipeline adds to your plan before it’s built. If one fails because of Nectorq, it stops counting until it’s fixed. If you outgrow your plan, what’s running keeps running.
Your plan is a platform subscription, plus a subscription for each pipeline your team builds on it and each Converse workspace you connect. Nothing that adds to your plan starts without your approval. The rest of this receipt is what never counts, what you choose, and what every plan includes.
Anyone you give access to a workspace can ask it questions, so nobody has to ration who looks at the numbers.
per pipeline on your plan · per workspace connected
Start by proving it on your own data, then move to a plan sized to what you run. Enterprise is for putting several business units on one platform.
We support the databases, warehouses and clouds you already run: PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL; BigQuery, Snowflake, Databricks and Redshift; Google Cloud, AWS and Azure.
A fixed fee
Moving off a legacy ETL tool? Nectorq’s agents rebuild your pipelines from your requirements, and their results are checked against the old ones with you. Migration tooling is in early access; reading legacy jobs is coming soon.
Per pipeline and workspace
A custom agreement
Sizes and figures come with your quote, once we know what you run.
A pipeline is the thing that does the work, so that is what we price. Seats would make you ration who can look at the numbers. Anyone you give access to a workspace can ask it questions, with no per-person fee.
The ones your team builds on the platform. Drafts, unfinished builds and failed attempts never count. If a pipeline fails because of Nectorq, it stops counting until it’s fixed. The details are in your agreement.
Ask for a rebuild within 14 days of its first delivery. If it doesn’t do what the design you confirmed says (the logic is wrong, an agreed table, column or KPI is missing, or it fails on your real data), it’s rebuilt once at no charge, and it stops counting while it’s rebuilt, for up to 14 days. A new requirement is a change, and a problem in your own environment is a fix, not a rebuild. If the rebuild still isn’t right, the pipeline is retired and the rest of its minimum is waived. The details are in your agreement.
On our managed platform AI is included. On a dedicated deployment (on request) you can bring your own model key instead and pay your provider directly. Nectorq’s own rework never counts toward your plan.
Prices depend on your region, your deployment and what you run, so one published figure would fit almost nobody. Tell us what you run and we’ll come back quickly with a quote.
Each pipeline is sized from its design before it’s built, and that size only rises if you ask for a change.