Pay for what's asked
Billing tracks the questions answered across your widgets and API, not a flat per-seat fee. Quiet months cost less; growth months scale with the value your users are getting.
Pricing
Cost predictable. Usage visible.
Hard caps, soft alerts, or pay-as-you-go — choose your model per tier. Set spend ceilings at any level so an AI bill never surprises you.
Budget controls
Caps at every level.
Set a hard cap, a soft alert, or pay-as-you-go on every dimension. The figures below are illustrative examples, not list prices.
Per widget
$540 / $1,000
Analytics widget · Plan tier
Per API
$230 / $500
Endpoint or integration
Per customer
$76 / $200
Each tenant capped independently
Per user
$14.40 / $20
Throttle heavy users without blocking
How pricing works
Usage-based, with a plan that matches your rollout.
tableArth.ai is priced on usage, not seats. You pay for the AI analytics your customers actually use — so cost scales with adoption, never with how many users you provision.
Starter, Growth, Enterprise
Tiers map to your rollout — a starter footprint for a single dataset or pilot, a growth tier as more customers turn it on, and an enterprise tier adding SSO/SCIM, audit logging, bring-your-own-LLM, and on-prem privacy modes. Every tier ships the same engine and four privacy modes.
Volume, mode, and BYO-LLM
Three levers: how many questions get asked, which privacy mode you run (Local template makes no external AI calls, so it carries no model cost), and whether you bring your own LLM key. Spend caps at every level keep all three predictable.
There's no public price list because the right number depends on your customer base and query volume. Talk to sales and we'll build a cost model with you — most teams start with one dataset on a single plan tier and expand from there.
Plans
Build a plan that fits your rollout.
Match your seat count, query volume, and privacy posture. Adjust the options below to see live pricing.
Usage analytics
See exactly who is asking what.
The dashboard shown is an illustrative example with sample data — not a real customer.Across every customer and user — surfaced in a built-in dashboard and piped to your data warehouse on request.
- → Top question · per customer, per table
- → Heaviest customer · usage and spend
- → Power users · throttle hooks per user
- → Most-asked table · product signal for your roadmap
Active users
1,284
+18%
Customers
42
+6 this week
Questions · 30d
9,402
+22%
Top question
“Which customers churned this month?” · 312×
Heaviest customer
Acme Corp · 2,108 q
Power user
sarah@acme.com · 186 q
Most-asked table
revenue_by_region · 41%
FAQ
Pricing questions.
How much does tableArth.ai cost?
Pricing is usage-based and tailored to your customer base and query volume, so there's no flat list price. Most teams start with one dataset on a single plan tier and expand as adoption grows. Talk to sales and we'll build a cost model with you.
Is pricing per seat or usage-based?
Usage-based. You pay for the AI analytics your customers actually use — measured by questions answered — not a flat fee per user. Cost scales with adoption, not with how many seats you provision.
Can I cap spend so an AI bill never surprises me?
Yes — that's the core of how cost control works. You set spend ceilings per widget, per API endpoint, per customer, or per user, so the bill can't run away even if usage spikes.
What's the difference between hard caps, soft alerts, and pay-as-you-go?
A hard cap stops usage when the ceiling is reached. A soft alert notifies you but lets usage continue. Pay-as-you-go bills for what's used with no ceiling. You choose the model per tier and per dimension.
Do privacy modes change the cost?
They can. Local template mode makes no external AI calls, so it carries no model cost, and Hybrid mode sends only column statistics rather than full rows. Running stricter modes for some customers or tables is one of the levers you can use to manage spend.
Is there a pilot or trial?
Yes. Most rollouts begin as a scoped pilot on a single dataset so you can see answer quality and adoption before expanding. Book a demo to scope one.
Get pricing
Build a cost model with us.
Tell us about your plan tiers and customer base. We’ll walk through the pricing that fits.