Hosted or self-managed/dbt-core 1.12/MetricFlow 0.15

Pricing

One plan. No feature tiers. Pay for seats and what you build.

Start with a 30-day trial. No credit card required, and nothing is charged when the trial ends. After that, a price per seat plus the models your production and CI builds produce.

30-day trial

Free

The platform below for 30 days, in a hosted organization. No credit card.

Start your trial

Provisions a real organization and a starter project immediately.

Team

Per seat + usage

A price per seat plus successful models built beyond a monthly allowance. Talk to us for current rates.

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Self-managed deployment on your own infrastructure is quoted per team.

Monthly bill=seats × seat price+models built beyond the allowance × per-model price

§ 01/Included

No tiers. Every plan includes the same platform.

  • Studio, Canvas, orchestration, Slim CI, lineage, catalog, SQL workspace
  • MetricFlow semantic layer and metric explorer
  • AI assistant and AI Data Engineer, off by default until an admin adds a provider key
  • Warehouse import (Postgres; Databricks in preview) with build and parity verification
  • 13 warehouse connections: 5 tested end to end, 8 in preview
  • REST API, MCP server, SCIM 2.0, TOTP MFA, passkeys, IP allowlist
  • Email (AWS SES), Slack, Teams and HMAC-signed webhook notifications
  • Unlimited projects, environments, jobs and runs

On the hosted trial, deployment-wide settings such as SCIM, the IP allowlist, required MFA, AI, email and service tokens are managed by the operator. On a self-managed deployment your administrators control them.

§ 02/Questions

Straight answers

What is a seat?
A person who can sign in to your organization and work in its projects. Service tokens used by CI or scripts are not seats, and disabled users aren't billed. Service tokens are created by a system admin.
What counts as a model built?
Each model your deploy, CI and merge jobs, and any production build, successfully build. Development builds in Studio are free, and so are tests, seeds, snapshots and failed models.
What happens when the trial ends?
Nothing is charged automatically. You add a payment method through Stripe Checkout when you decide to continue; until then the account stays as it is.
How is billing handled?
Monthly through Stripe: seats, plus models built beyond your monthly allowance. Your Plan & usage page shows usage and the running estimate at any time; invoices and payment methods are self-service in the customer portal.
Which warehouses are supported?
Thirteen. Tested end to end against a real instance: PostgreSQL, SQL Server (including Azure SQL), Oracle, Trino / Starburst and ClickHouse. In preview: Databricks, Snowflake, Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, Azure Synapse, Microsoft Fabric, Amazon Athena and Teradata. Preview means the connection is validated against the vendor's dbt adapter and driver but has not yet been run against a live account. Feature support varies by warehouse; the product page has the full matrix.
Hosted trial or self-managed?
A hosted trial runs on infrastructure Forewarden operates and starts with a managed repository and a starter project. Deployment-wide settings such as SCIM, the IP allowlist, required MFA, AI, email, service tokens and connecting an existing Git repository are managed by the operator. On a self-managed deployment your administrators control them.
Can we run it on our own infrastructure?
Yes. Forewarden ships as three container images with a compose stack. Self-managed deployments are quoted per team; write to us.

Connect a warehouse. Build your first models this afternoon.

Start with a managed repository and a starter project, or start from a warehouse you already have. On a self-managed deployment an administrator can also connect an existing repository. Thirty days, no card on file.