What is Apache Superset?
Apache Superset is an open-source data exploration and visualisation platform. It connects to supported SQL data engines and provides charts, dashboards, datasets and SQL Lab. The Apache project supplies software; deployment, maintenance, database access and any commercial managed service remain separate responsibilities.
Who is Apache Superset for?
SQL-oriented teams able to operate a visual analytics deployment and its data access controls.
Apache Superset features
The core capabilities to consider for your workflow.
- Chart builder and interactive dashboards
- SQL Lab query environment
- Physical and virtual datasets
- Configurable roles and database connections
Apache Superset pricing
Free open-source software; operations separate
Budget application hosting, metadata storage, database queries, caching, updates and recovery. Price any external managed service separately from the Apache project.
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The Apache software is available without a subscription under its licence. Infrastructure, managed providers and commercial support are separate.
Before you choose Apache Superset
Validate database drivers and the actual deployment configuration.
Application permissions do not replace least-privilege database accounts or production administration.
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Apache Superset FAQs
Does Apache Superset have a free plan?
The Apache software is available without a subscription under its licence. Infrastructure, managed providers and commercial support are separate.
Who is Apache Superset for?
SQL-oriented teams able to operate a visual analytics deployment and its data access controls.
What should I compare before buying?
Check the tier that contains your essential features, confirm plan limits and compare the total quote with your own expected usage.