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Dataiku

by Dataiku

Enterprise PlatformData & AnalyticsAI Agents & OrchestrationGovernance & Security

The Universal AI Platform for analytics, machine learning, and AI agents.

Subscription · Freemium · Contact for pricing·Added June 21, 2026·Updated June 21, 2026
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Dataiku

by Dataiku

Enterprise PlatformData & AnalyticsAI Agents & OrchestrationGovernance & Security

The Universal AI Platform for analytics, machine learning, and AI agents.

Subscription · Freemium · Contact for pricing

Dataiku is an end-to-end enterprise AI platform that unites data preparation, analytics, machine learning, generative AI, and AI agents in a single governed environment for both technical and business users.

At a Glance

Category
Enterprise Platform
Pricing
Subscription, Freemium, Contact for pricing
Target Market
CIOs, CTOs, Data Scientists, Data Analysts, Enterprise Developers, ML Engineers
Founded
2013
Headquarters
New York, United States
Customers
700+ organizations (roughly 1 in 4 of the world's top companies)

Key Features

  • Visual and Code-Based ML
  • LLM Mesh
  • AI Agent Hub
  • Embedded Governance
  • Data Preparation and Analytics
  • MLOps and Deployment

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Fraud and risk detection
  • Predictive maintenance and demand forecasting
  • Governed generative AI deployment

Ideal For

Best For

  • Building and operationalizing machine learning at enterprise scale
  • Collaborative data science across technical and business teams
  • Governing generative AI and AI agents across multiple LLM providers

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeAnalyst-recognized leaderEnd-to-end AI platform
User Rating4.6/ 5

Pros

  • End-to-end coverage from data prep to model deployment and governance
  • Strong collaboration between technical and business users via no/low/full-code
  • Mature MLOps, governance, and multi-cloud integration
  • Consistently recognized as an analyst leader

Cons

  • Enterprise pricing is high and opaque, with significant total cost of ownership
  • Requires in-house analytics talent or consulting partners for full value
  • Learning curve and complexity for advanced features like web app integration

Pricing

Free Edition

$0

  • Self-managed install on Mac, Linux, or Windows
  • Limited to a small number of users
  • Core data prep, analytics, and ML capabilities

Cloud Free Trial

$0

  • 14-day fully managed cloud instance
  • Full platform access
  • No infrastructure setup required

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • User-based and capacity-based licensing
  • Governance, MLOps, and LLM Mesh
  • Enterprise support and SLAs
  • On-premise, cloud, or hybrid deployment

Dataiku uses custom enterprise pricing based on team size, deployment, and usage; third-party buyer sources cite figures starting around $26,000-$50,000+ annually, scaling into six figures for larger deployments. A free edition (limited users) and a 14-day cloud free trial are available, plus a nonprofit program.

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Dataiku is an end-to-end enterprise AI platform that unites data preparation, analytics, machine learning, generative AI, and AI agents in a single governed environment for both technical and business users.

At a Glance

Category
Enterprise Platform
Pricing
Subscription, Freemium, Contact for pricing
Target Market
CIOs, CTOs, Data Scientists, Data Analysts, Enterprise Developers, ML Engineers
Founded
2013
Headquarters
New York, United States
Customers
700+ organizations (roughly 1 in 4 of the world's top companies)

Key Features

  • Visual and Code-Based ML

    Build machine learning pipelines through no-code, low-code, and full-code interfaces with AutoML and full lifecycle orchestration.

  • LLM Mesh

    Abstract and switch between LLM providers with centralized routing, quotas, monitoring, and safety controls to manage cost and risk.

  • AI Agent Hub

    Centralize creation, collaboration, lifecycle management, and orchestration of visual and code-based AI agents across models and tools.

  • Embedded Governance

    Apply controls across the AI lifecycle with explainability, audit, and continuous oversight built directly into workflows.

  • Data Preparation and Analytics

    Connect, clean, and transform data from cloud warehouses and legacy systems through a visual flow with reusable recipes.

  • MLOps and Deployment

    Deploy, monitor, and retrain models in production with drift detection and lifecycle management.

Capabilities

text generation
image generation
video generation
code generation
workflow automation
api access
audio generation
fine tuning
agent orchestration

Use Cases

  • Fraud and risk detection

    Financial services firms build and operationalize models for fraud detection, churn, and risk scoring.

  • Predictive maintenance and demand forecasting

    Manufacturers and retailers forecast demand and predict equipment failures using production ML pipelines.

  • Governed generative AI deployment

    Enterprises deploy and govern GenAI applications and agents across multiple LLM providers with centralized oversight.

Ideal For

Best For

  • Building and operationalizing machine learning at enterprise scale
  • Collaborative data science across technical and business teams
  • Governing generative AI and AI agents across multiple LLM providers

Integrations

SDK Available
SDK:PythonRSQL

Deployment

On-Premise

Market & Ratings

Estimated Customers

700+ organizations (roughly 1 in 4 of the world's top companies)

Market Analysis

Enterprise-gradeAnalyst-recognized leaderEnd-to-end AI platform
User Rating4.6/ 5

Pros

  • End-to-end coverage from data prep to model deployment and governance
  • Strong collaboration between technical and business users via no/low/full-code
  • Mature MLOps, governance, and multi-cloud integration
  • Consistently recognized as an analyst leader

Cons

  • Enterprise pricing is high and opaque, with significant total cost of ownership
  • Requires in-house analytics talent or consulting partners for full value
  • Learning curve and complexity for advanced features like web app integration

Pricing

Free Trial Available

Free Edition

$0

  • Self-managed install on Mac, Linux, or Windows
  • Limited to a small number of users
  • Core data prep, analytics, and ML capabilities

Cloud Free Trial

$0

  • 14-day fully managed cloud instance
  • Full platform access
  • No infrastructure setup required

Enterprise

Contact for pricing

  • User-based and capacity-based licensing
  • Governance, MLOps, and LLM Mesh
  • Enterprise support and SLAs
  • On-premise, cloud, or hybrid deployment

Dataiku uses custom enterprise pricing based on team size, deployment, and usage; third-party buyer sources cite figures starting around $26,000-$50,000+ annually, scaling into six figures for larger deployments. A free edition (limited users) and a 14-day cloud free trial are available, plus a nonprofit program.

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