Pricing
Free
For individuals or small teams exploring data in their data lake
- Access to basic connectors
- Community support
- Limited query runs per day
Pro plan
Ideal for professional teams requiring more power and support for their data operations.
- Access to all standard connectors
- Priority support
- Unlimited queries
- Basic performance optimization tools
Enterprise plan
Tailored for large organizations that need enterprise-grade capabilities, including advanced security and automation.
- Access to all premium and custom connectors
- 24/7 dedicated support
- Advanced performance optimization
- Enhanced security features including role-based access control
- Customizable for specific needs
Starburst Streaming Ingest
Ingest, land, transform, govern, and query your streaming data within about a minute
Starting at
$0.0082
Explore your data using Python or SQL with the ability to easily federate across data sets.
Built from the ground up to power near real-time insights without the complexity, at petabyte scale.
- Easy to configure and use
- Verified up to 100GB/second ingestion
- Ingests Kafka topics from Apache Kafka, Confluence, and Amazon MSK into an Iceberg table
- Automated transformation and compaction
- Analyze with the enhanced Trino SQL query engine
AWS PrivateLink
Private Connectivity will incur a per-month charge for each private endpoint and a per-GB charge for the volume of data transferred through these endpoints.
Monthly Pricing Per Endpoint: $30
Data Transferred: $0.02 / GB
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the free trial include?
The 30-day free trial includes:
- Access to accelerated (Warp Speed) and fault-tolerant clusters
- $500 in Starburst Galaxy compute resources to fully explore the platform
- Access to paid tier features including autoscaling, cross-region connectivity, and access controls
After 30 days, your account will immediately be downgraded to the free tier where you can continue to explore your data with 3 forever free clusters.
What is Starburst Galaxy priced based on?
Pricing is based on the uptime and usage of your clusters.
What is a worker hour?
Each cluster in Starburst Galaxy is made up of 1 or more workers. Worker nodes allow Starburst Galaxy to scale horizontally – more worker nodes means more processing resources. Per worker hour means that you are charged based on the number of workers in your cluster and the total uptime.
Where should I start with the size of my cluster?
We recommend starting with a smaller size cluster and moving up to a larger size as your SLAs, concurrency or workloads require.
Is pricing the same in every region?
Starburst Galaxy prices may vary based on geographic region and cloud service provider. For details, please see the detailed pricing page.
How does billing work?
You are billed on total uptime of worker hours down to the second with a minimum of one minute
