Where to Find JetBrains Datalore Pricing

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JetBrains Datalore pricing is published on the official JetBrains pricing page at https://www.jetbrains.com/datalore/buy/. That page is the authoritative place to check current plan options and costs before deciding whether to adopt Datalore. The Datalore site itself links to this pricing page, so you can reach it directly from the product site. If you need an enterprise or self-hosted deployment, Datalore also offers an On-Premises option, which is worth investigating separately from the standard plans.

How to Get to the Pricing Page

  1. Go to the Datalore site at datalore.jetbrains.com.
  2. Look for the Pricing link, which points to https://www.jetbrains.com/datalore/buy/.
  3. Open that page to review the available purchase and subscription options.

The expected result is a JetBrains page listing Datalore plans and their terms. The exact figures and plan names are not reproduced here because they can change; always confirm them on the live page.

What to Evaluate Before Choosing a Plan

Because Datalore is described as a collaborative data science platform, the right plan depends on how your team works. Consider:

  • Team size and collaboration needs — how many people need to work in shared notebooks.
  • Compute requirements — the platform advertises running code on powerful CPUs and GPUs, so match the plan to your workload.
  • Language and tooling needs — Datalore supports Python, SQL, R, and Scala in Jupyter notebooks.
  • Deployment model — if you need enterprise controls, look at the On-Premises option, which supports connecting identity providers such as Okta, SAML, and AzureAD.

On-Premises and Enterprise Considerations

The Datalore site mentions Try Datalore On-Premises for connecting Okta, SAML, AzureAD, and similar identity systems. If your organization requires single sign-on or self-hosted infrastructure, this is the path to explore. Pricing for On-Premises is not shown in the same way as standard plans, so treat it as a separate conversation with JetBrains rather than assuming it matches the published plan prices.

Practical Notes

  • The pricing page is the only reliable source for current numbers; this article does not restate them.
  • Access to Datalore requires an account — the site shows a Log in screen with options to create an account, log in with Google, or log in with a JetBrains Account. Pricing details do not imply that the product is free or usable without login.
  • For questions beyond pricing, JetBrains provides Support, Documentation, a Community forum, and a Blog, all linked from the Datalore site.

Bottom Line

To find JetBrains Datalore pricing, go straight to https://www.jetbrains.com/datalore/buy/. Use that page to compare plans against your team size, compute needs, and deployment requirements, and check the On-Premises route separately if you need enterprise identity integration.