Hex pricing guide details
Pricing Overview
Hex lists four plans: Community, Professional, Team, and Enterprise. Community is free and is intended for hobbyists completing small projects and showcasing work. Its listed features include a Hex agent trial, connections to any data source, all cell types, and Small compute.
Professional is listed at $36 per Editor/month for individuals accelerating data insights and solo workflows. It includes everything in Community plus the Hex agent, Standard credits, up to five published apps, 30-day version history, and Medium compute. Team is listed at $75 per Editor/month for companies collaborating with data and automating manual work. It includes everything in Professional plus Extended credits, unlimited published apps, visual exploration and drill-down, unlimited version history, scheduled runs and alerts, shared components, shared collections, and advanced compute add-ons.
Enterprise is listed as Custom for organizations requiring advanced security, governance, and support. Its listed additions include an Explorer seat add-on, audit logs, Premium credits, OAuth database connections, the Observability API, OIDC SSO, Bring Your Own Key (BYOK), and single-tenant, HIPAA, embedded-analytics, and custom-Docker-image add-ons. Hex offers a 14-day Team-plan trial without a payment card. At the end of the trial, a workspace can continue on a paid plan; otherwise it is downgraded to Community and loses access to premium features.
Plan Comparison
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| Plan | Published price | Intended use | Listed plan details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Community | Free | Hobbyists completing small projects and showcasing work | Hex agent trial, connections to any data source, all cell types, and Small compute |
| Professional | $36 per Editor/month | Individuals accelerating data insights and solo workflows | Hex agent, Standard credits, up to 5 published apps, 30-day version history, and Medium compute |
| Team | $75 per Editor/month | Companies collaborating with data and automating manual work | Extended credits, unlimited published apps, visual exploration and drill-down, unlimited version history, scheduled runs and alerts, shared components and collections, and advanced compute add-ons |
| Enterprise | Custom | Organizations requiring advanced security, governance, and support | Explorer seat add-on, audit logs, Premium credits, OAuth database connections, Observability API, OIDC SSO, BYOK, and listed deployment or product add-ons |
Medium compute is included on all paid plans. Team and Enterprise can opt in to pay-as-you-go compute for advanced data-science use cases. Usage is billed per minute; the page publishes the following hourly compute rates. Free trials are limited to Medium compute.
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| Compute profile | Memory | CPU | Published rate per hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extra small | 2 GB | 0.25 | Free |
| Small | 4 GB | 0.5 | Free |
| Medium | 8 GB | 1 | Free |
| Large | 16 GB | 2 | $0.32 |
| Extra large | 32 GB | 4 | $0.65 |
| 2XL | 64 GB | 8 | $1.29 |
| 4XL | 128 GB | 16 | $2.58 |
| A10G GPU | 27 GB | 6 | $4.06 |
| L4 GPU | 27 GB | 6 | $2.93 |
For selection, identify which users require Editor access, whether the published-app limit applies, whether shared components, collections, scheduled runs, or alerts are required, and whether Team or Enterprise advanced compute is needed. Enterprise is labelled Custom, so Hex's pricing page does not publish an Enterprise amount, currency, or billing term.
Hidden Costs and Considerations
The published Editor rates do not include every possible usage component. Medium compute is included on paid plans, while Team and Enterprise can opt in to pay-as-you-go compute for advanced data-science use cases. The pricing page lists Large at $0.32 per hour, Extra large at $0.65, 2XL at $1.29, 4XL at $2.58, A10G GPU at $4.06, and L4 GPU at $2.93. These rates are billed per minute of usage. Buyers considering Team or Enterprise should identify the compute profile and expected runtime before treating the Editor rate as the complete cost basis.
Credits are also plan-specific. Professional lists Standard credits, Team lists Extended credits, and Enterprise lists Premium credits. Hex says AI features consume credits based on the effort required to complete a task. All paid plans include a credit grant, and add-on credits are available for purchase. Professional and Team monthly per-seat credit grants are assigned to each paid user, refresh monthly, and do not roll over. Enterprise credit grants are custom as specified on the order form.
Enterprise is labelled Custom on Hex's pricing page. The page does not publish an Enterprise amount, currency, or billing term. A buyer evaluating Enterprise should confirm the custom credit grant and the applicability of the Explorer-seat, security, deployment, support, and product add-ons listed for that plan.
Supported Billing Examples
The published prices establish Editor rates and compute rates, but do not establish a complete workspace bill. Professional is $36 per Editor/month and Team is $75 per Editor/month. A calculation using those rates represents only the stated number of Editor subscriptions; it does not include credits beyond included grants, or Team and Enterprise pay-as-you-go compute.
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| Component | Assumption | Arithmetic | What the result represents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional Editor subscription | 1 Professional Editor | 1 × $36 = $36 per month | The listed Professional Editor rate |
| Team Editor subscriptions | 5 Team Editors | 5 × $75 = $375 per month | Five Team Editor subscriptions only |
| Large compute | 20 hours of Large compute | 20 × $0.32 = $6.40 | Large compute at the listed hourly rate; usage is billed per minute |
| L4 GPU compute | 2 hours of L4 GPU compute | 2 × $2.93 = $5.86 | L4 GPU compute at the listed hourly rate; usage is billed per minute |
Medium compute is included on paid plans. Hex's pricing page specifically says Team and Enterprise can opt into pay-as-you-go compute for advanced data-science use cases, so an advanced-compute estimate should not be presented as part of the Professional Editor rate. Paid plans include credit grants and add-on credits can be purchased; Professional and Team grants refresh monthly and do not roll over. Enterprise pricing is Custom, and the page does not disclose an Enterprise amount, currency, or billing term. Enterprise buyers need order-form details for the custom credit grant and applicable add-ons.
How Hex Pricing Compares
Hex's pricing page supports comparison among Hex plans, not a numeric price comparison with other products. Hex publishes a free Community plan, Professional at $36 per Editor/month, and Team at $75 per Editor/month. Enterprise is labelled Custom; Hex's pricing page does not publish its amount, currency, or billing term. A complete Hex cost assessment also depends on the required access roles, published-app limits, collaboration requirements, credit use, and—where applicable—pay-as-you-go compute.
For an individual workflow, Professional lists the Hex agent, Standard credits, up to five published apps, 30-day version history, and Medium compute. For collaborative work, Team lists Extended credits, unlimited published apps, visual exploration and drill-down, unlimited version history, scheduled runs and alerts, shared components, shared collections, and advanced compute add-ons. Community instead lists a Hex agent trial and Small compute. Enterprise adds items such as audit logs, OAuth database connections, OIDC SSO, BYOK, the Observability API, and a custom Docker image add-on.
A like-for-like comparison with another product requires that product's current price, unit definition, access-role definition, included usage, and contract term. Those details are not listed here for any competitor, so our research cannot support a cross-product cost conclusion. Within Hex, Team and Enterprise can opt into per-minute pay-as-you-go compute, while Enterprise credits are custom on the order form.