How does pricing work?

Databasin charges per minute for pipelines, automations, AI tokens, and compute. Every account starts with $50 credit and you pay only for the minutes your work runs.

Do I need seat licenses?

No. Databasin has no seat licensing. You can invite anyone who has a question and pay only for the compute minutes they use.

Where does my data live?

Data is stored in an open‑format lakehouse on your cloud storage (Iceberg/Delta). It can be hosted by us or in your own Azure tenant if you need to keep it inside your environment.

Is Databasin HIPAA‑ready?

Yes. Databasin offers HIPAA‑ready hosting and a BAA. It can also be deployed in your own Azure tenant to keep PHI within your walls.

What connectors are available?

Databasin supports over 75 connectors, including SaaS APIs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Workday, NetSuite), databases (PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, Snowflake), and file sources (SharePoint, SFTP, OneDrive, PDFs).

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Many companies wait weeks for data answers despite owning a platform. The common solution involves 5-6 costly tools: ingestion, warehouse, transformation, BI, and AI, costing $170K-$430K annually in licenses. Our platform replaces this complex setup with one open, governed solution on a single meter. It connects to 200+ sources, landing your data in an open Iceberg lakehouse in your storage. Teams get answers, charts, and SQL in plain English.

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Who it is for

Data analysts, product managers, finance teams, and health system staff who need quick answers from data without waiting for an analyst.

What is broken today

Before Databasin, people who needed insights had to submit tickets, rely on analysts, or export data from multiple tools. Data was siloed across dozens of sources, requiring manual copying and transformation. This process was slow, error‑prone, and limited the number of people who could get timely answers.

What it does about it

Databasin connects all your systems via over 75 connectors, stores a single copy of the data in an open‑format lakehouse, and lets users ask plain‑English questions. The platform generates SQL, runs it on the Databasin Sail engine, and returns answers with the underlying query and source data highlighted. Users can also build Data Apps, schedule automations, and run pipelines without writing code.

Why not the obvious alternative

Unlike traditional BI or data‑warehouse solutions, Databasin charges per minute of compute, eliminates seat licensing, and logs every query with its source for auditability. It keeps data in one place, so reports and apps share the same clean tables, and it can be hosted by us or inside your own Azure tenant for full control. The platform also offers built‑in security reviews, HIPAA readiness, and a single set of permissions across all tools.

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How does pricing work?: Databasin charges per minute for pipelines, automations, AI tokens, and compute. Every account starts with $50 credit and you pay only for the minutes your work runs.
Do I need seat licenses?: No. Databasin has no seat licensing. You can invite anyone who has a question and pay only for the compute minutes they use.
Where does my data live?: Data is stored in an open‑format lakehouse on your cloud storage (Iceberg/Delta). It can be hosted by us or in your own Azure tenant if you need to keep it inside your environment.
Is Databasin HIPAA‑ready?: Yes. Databasin offers HIPAA‑ready hosting and a BAA. It can also be deployed in your own Azure tenant to keep PHI within your walls.
What connectors are available?: Databasin supports over 75 connectors, including SaaS APIs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Workday, NetSuite), databases (PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, Snowflake), and file sources (SharePoint, SFTP, OneDrive, PDFs).

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We built Databasin to close the gap between data and the people who need answers. By connecting your systems and keeping a single copy of data, anyone can ask questions in plain English and get SQL-backed answers instantly.