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Alteryx Pricing: Starter, Professional and Enterprise Editions

By Egor Burlakov · Edited · Source dates below

Pricing at a glance

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Decision pointWhat Alteryx states

Pricing model

Three controls: choose an edition, assign user roles (basic or full users), and size automation runs.

Editions

Starter, Professional and Enterprise. Only Starter shows a list price; Professional and Enterprise are Contact Sales.

User types

Viewers run and consume assets without changing them; Basic Creators use core analytics tools; Full Creators get advanced analytics capabilities.

Free trial

Free 30-day trial of Alteryx One.

Which edition fits

  • Starter is designed for smaller teams focused on core analytics workflows, working in the cloud with file sources.

  • Professional adds advanced analytics, automation and connectivity. Alteryx says customers with Designer-only licenses will generally move to Professional.

  • Enterprise is meant for larger organizations that need governance, analytic apps, viewer access and enterprise-scale automation. Customers using Designer and Server will typically align to Enterprise.

Editions and what they include

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Alteryx One editions as shown on the Alteryx pricing page

EditionPriceSeats and user typesWhat it includes

Starter Edition

$250 USD per user / month, billed annually

1 - 10 users (price per user); Basic Users Only

For individual analysts and small teams. Essential drag-and-drop data preparation (Blend, Transform, Join, Aggregate); create and share code-free analytics workflows; connect to file sources (.csv, .xlsx, json). Cloud only entry point.

Professional Edition

Contact Sales

1+ users; Basic and Full Users

Everything in Starter plus: cloud and desktop applications; advanced data prep and blend (e.g. Macros, Geospatial); essential cloud-based workflow scheduling; AI-powered assistance; automated insights and cloud reporting; cloud and hybrid deployments; 100+ data sources (e.g. Snowflake, Databricks).

Enterprise Edition

Contact Sales

10+ users; Viewer, Basic and Full Users

For large organizations: full-scale automation, enterprise governance and private data handling. Everything in Professional plus: advanced workflow scheduling and monitoring (e.g. API-triggered); enterprise level governance; build analytics applications; advanced platform architectural flexibility; free viewer licenses.

How the bill is built

Alteryx One replaces separate Designer seats and Server cores with one subscription: an edition, a mix of user roles, and automation capacity. The edition comparison lists 50 runs included and 15k runs included, each with the option to purchase additional runs. Automation capacity is shared across your organization, and usage is tracked against the capacity you purchased.

What does and does not use run capacity

  • Counts. Workflows, plans and apps executed automatically: scheduled workflows, API-triggered workflows, scheduled plans and apps run by viewers.

  • Does not count. Manually clicking Run in Designer, validation checks during publishing, and workflows that end in an error.

What moves the bill

  • Edition. On the edition cards, cloud and desktop applications, hybrid deployment and 100+ data sources first appear in Professional, which is quoted by sales.

  • Viewer roles. If you want Viewer roles, you need Enterprise: Professional and Enterprise support a mix of Basic and Full Creator roles, but Viewer roles are only included in Enterprise.

Terms that are easy to miss

  • Add-ons are for Professional and Enterprise only. Alteryx offers Data Packages, Additional Automation Capacity and Professional Services as flexible add-ons for those two editions.

  • Going over capacity. If usage exceeds the contracted amount, Alteryx says it will continue supporting your business and work with you to align your subscription with your actual needs as adoption grows.

Our take

If your analysts work in the cloud on spreadsheet and file data and do not need desktop Designer, Starter is the one edition you can budget from the list price. If you need warehouse connectors, desktop or hybrid use, or viewers, go to sales with your user-role mix and an estimate of automated runs ready, since those decide the quote.

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