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Santa Clara, CA-based data infrastructure company founded 2010. Acquired by IBM (2025). Provides distributed NoSQL and vector database solutions. Serves enterprises building AI applications with AstraDB, DataStax Enterprise, and Langflow.

Entry price
$83.3
Enterprise Subscription · /mo
Plans tracked
5
no add-ons
Pricing changes
1
Latest Aug 10, 2026
Pricing model
Subscription + usage
Free tier available

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Current plans

Captured
PlanPrice
Free TrialFree
Enterprise Subscription$83.3 /mo
On-Prem SoftwareContact
Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)Contact
Enterprise Pay Per Use$1 per resource unit

Company Facts

Free tierYes
Employees101-1000
Tracked sinceMay 22, 2026
Pricing last seenAug 10, 2026
Websitewww.datastax.com

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DataStax pricing FAQ

How much does DataStax cost?
DataStax pricing starts at $83.3/mo on Enterprise Subscription. DataStax lists 5 plans on its pricing page; the Free Trial plan is free.
Does DataStax have a free plan?
Yes. DataStax's Free Trial plan is free; paid plans start at $83.3/mo on Enterprise Subscription.
What pricing model does DataStax use?
DataStax uses subscription + usage pricing across 5 plans, with a free tier.
When did DataStax last change its pricing?
Aug 10, 2026: watsonx.data: ML/GenAI workflow swapped from Milvus to OpenRAG (agentic RAG).
How often has DataStax changed its pricing?
Pulse has recorded 1 pricing change for DataStax since it started tracking on May 22, 2026; the pricing page was last captured on Aug 10, 2026.
Who are DataStax's pricing peers?
Pulse compares DataStax with MongoDB, IXL Learning (Canada), Elastic, Redis and Couchbase.