Tableau Server Pricing

“New subscription pricing models are more expensive than the discontinued perpetual licensing model.”

“The year we implemented Tableau the cost of purchasing Server and Desktop represented just 5 weeks' worth of that year's increase in net profits that our 8 person team delivered over the previous... … Tableau Server with Tableau Desktop was the most expensive solution but I was convinced it actually represented the best value.”

“The reason behind the public information use case is that can Tableau can be made visualize value, and in return adds value to proof of concepts or detailed plan.”

“The annual customer conference is well worth the cost. … Both services are well worth the investment.”

“Being aware of price points for other BI offerings, the retail price was affordable. … Price was secondary due to the broad set of existing BI tools already in the enterprise.”

“Tableau Server doesn't come cheap, so it is better suited for organizations with a large enough budget to get a return on the investment.”

“Cheaper than Tableau Online per user Self-Service analytics Time cost to keep it running smoothly.”

“Development cost is not very high, and also it provides an ROI within 2-3 months.”

“Connection to SQL database: by connecting it to a database, one has to employ an SQL specialist to write the script No autosave function No automatized notification feature (e.g. alert based on value...”

“Free lines are limited to 10 million per single connection Premium is expensive New data sources cam be published from Tableau Desktop. … Access from any device Worksheets can be managed online Can change and visualize new stuff Easy to use Public server gives first few lines free of charge.”

“Not easily, as the cost for each user is very expensive.”