AI analytics without the analyst backlog

Credits pay for the work Supaboard's AI does: answering questions in Chat, building dashboards, datasites and reports, generating files and running automations.

Paid plans get a weekly allowance that resets on its own. Starter's is the base, Individual gets 5 times as much and Business 20 times, and Enterprise sets its own. The Free plan gets a one-time allowance that doesn't refill. Settings show how much of it you've used.

Running out doesn't break anything you've built. Dashboards, datasites and saved queries keep working, and an automation that's already running finishes its run. New AI requests wait for the next reset, or on a paid plan you can add credits at any time. Free can't buy credits: adding a card means choosing a plan.

They're the AI modes you choose between when you ask a question. Flash gives precise, to-the-point answers, for everyday tasks. Pro is deep analytical thinking, for powering through data. Max plans, then investigates, for complex tasks.

Every plan has Flash. Individual adds Pro, and Business and Enterprise add Max.

What your workspace keeps in Sheets, including spreadsheets you upload. Querying your connected databases doesn't use any of it, because nothing is copied out of them.

Free includes 100 MB, Starter 1 GB, Individual 10 GB and Business 30 GB. A paid plan can go past its storage, and the extra is $0.50 per GB-month, billed monthly. Free stops at 100 MB: delete data or upgrade to add more. Enterprise storage is set in your contract.

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and needs no credit card. It includes Flash, a one-time AI allowance, 100 MB of storage, one each of dashboards, datasites, sheets, automations and saved queries, one data source and one agent, and unlimited file generations, which use the AI allowance like any other AI work. Upgrade when you need more of any of them.

Python in Query Bench is included on every plan, Free included. Use it to query one or more connected sources, and to combine them in one result.

Embedding dashboards, datasites and Chat in your own pages is on Individual, Business and Enterprise. An embed can carry hidden filters set per customer, so each viewer sees only their own rows.

You pay for the people who build and manage things in Supaboard: editors, admins and owners, plus any service accounts.

Viewers are free, and you can have as many as you like. They open dashboards and read what's shared with them without taking a paid seat.

Nothing is charged when you send an invite. A seat is billed once someone accepts, and moving a viewer up to editor is prorated for the rest of the billing period.

Because most people in your company shouldn't need a paid BI license just to look at a number.

You pay for the people who create and manage analytics. Everyone else views dashboards and insights for free.

No. Database and warehouse queries are read-only. Changes to connected apps require your approval. Chat reads and analyzes your data; an app connected through MCP, such as Notion or HubSpot, is changed only once you approve it.

A database inside a private network connects the same way, over an SSH tunnel or a site-to-site IPsec VPN.

With a database, you can connect it, add your core business definitions and ask your first question in about 5 minutes.

Larger enterprise rollouts can include white-glove onboarding and a forward-deployed engineer.

Yes, on Enterprise. Supaboard runs in your own VPC, self-hosted or on-premise, with the same capabilities as the cloud, and can use your own email relay and S3-compatible storage.

A self-hosted deployment runs on your own models, through your own contracts with Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini or Vertex, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint including one you host. You pick the model, the region and the rate limits. Supaboard receives no platform data; inference follows the model endpoint you configure.

In the cloud, each workspace lives in one region: North America, Europe or Asia. The region is set when the workspace is created and stays there.

On Enterprise you can run Supaboard in your own VPC or data centre instead.

Free connects 1 data source and Starter 2 data sources. Individual, Business and Enterprise connect as many as you like, and Enterprise adds custom integrations.

Any of these databases and warehouses: Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle, MongoDB, Supabase, Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery, Databricks and ClickHouse. They're queried live when a question is asked, with nothing synced or copied ahead of time.

Yes. Paying annually gives you 2 months free: you pay for 10 months and keep the platform for 12.

Starter is $16 per editor per month billed annually ($190 a year, a saving of $38), against $19 month to month. Individual is $83 per editor per month billed annually ($990 a year, a saving of $198), against $99 month to month. Business is $208 per editor per month billed annually ($2,490 a year, a saving of $498), against $249 month to month.

Yes. Monthly plans can be cancelled any time and stay active to the end of the billing period; annual plans renew yearly and can be cancelled before renewal. Upgrades and added seats are prorated.

HIPAA coverage comes from a signed Business Associate Agreement. The HIPAA BAA is available on Enterprise. If protected health information is in scope, sign the BAA before that data goes into Supaboard.

Yes. The SOC 2 Type II report is shared under NDA, and we sign a data processing agreement on request. Both go through sales: use the contact page and say which one you need.

A branded copy of Supaboard on your own domain: your logo, colours and a login page of your own, with email and password sign-in and MFA if your workspace enforces it.

Inside it your users get Chat, projects, dashboards in view mode with filters, drill-through and export, data sources, Query Bench, your agents and your MCP tools. You choose which of those each user sees.