Sisense pricing guide details
Pricing Overview
Sisense publishes no prices. Its pricing URL resolves to a plans page offering two options — SELF-SERVE, for startups and growing teams embedding analytics into their product, and ENTERPRISE, for regulated industries where security, uptime and control are non-negotiable — and neither carries a figure.
This is a change, and worth knowing if you are working from an older comparison. Sisense did previously publish self-serve tiers: Launch at $399 per month and Grow at $1,299 per month, alongside a custom-quoted Scale tier, aimed at embedded analytics built with Compose SDK. Our own capture of its pricing page holds those figures. At 12 months those worked out to $4,788 and $15,588 a year. They are no longer offered publicly, and no published figure has replaced them.
The practical consequence is that Sisense can no longer be budgeted before contacting sales, even for a small embedded deployment.
Plan Comparison
What Sisense offers today, both quote-only:
| Plan | Price | Intended for |
|---|---|---|
| Self-serve | Not published | Startups and growing teams shipping analytics into their product |
| Enterprise | Not published | Regulated, high-stakes industries needing HIPAA-ready compliance and control |
Both include connection to any warehouse, database or cloud app, and built-in AI for natural-language queries, auto-narratives and an assistant that can be exposed to your own customers.
For reference, the withdrawn self-serve tiers were structured by storage, credits and seats rather than by user count alone — Launch included 20 GB, 20K credits, 2 designer and 50 viewer seats with view-only embedding, and Grow included 80 GB, 50K credits, 5 designer and 100 viewer seats with full white-label embedding, SSO and multi-environment support. That shape is a reasonable guide to what a quote will be built from, but the amounts are historical and should not be used as a budget.
Hidden Costs and Considerations
Seats are not the only unit. Sisense's withdrawn tiers priced on storage and credits as well as designer and viewer seats, so a deployment with modest headcount but large data or heavy refresh volumes was not cheap. Expect a quote to be built the same way, and bring your storage and refresh numbers to the first call.
Embedding depth changed the tier. View-only dashboard embedding sat in the entry tier while full white-label embedding required the tier above it. If white-labelling is a requirement rather than a preference, it is likely to set your floor.
Enterprise controls sit above self-serve. Advanced SSO, multiple instances and premium support were all enterprise-side. An organisation with compliance requirements should price Enterprise rather than assume the self-serve option can be extended.
What We Cannot Tell You
We hold no source containing a current Sisense price, so this page states none. Earlier versions cited a third-party marketplace annual range and a second pair of self-serve tiers that appeared in no capture we hold; both have been removed rather than re-sourced.
What we can tell you is the direction of travel, and it matters for a buyer. Sisense published self-serve prices and then withdrew them, which moves it from a platform you could evaluate on a published rate card to one that requires a sales conversation for any deployment size. If you shortlisted Sisense partly because its entry pricing was visible, that reason no longer holds and the shortlist deserves revisiting.
Ask for a total first-year figure with storage, credits, designer and viewer seats, embedding rights and support level itemised separately, since those were the units the withdrawn tiers were built from and are the most likely basis for a quote. And price at least one competitor that still publishes, so you have a benchmark to negotiate against.