Starter
Custom
Custom, capacity-based subscription
Annual cost at 200 seats
On request
Data Analytics & AI
Qlik Talend Cloud Pricing (November 2026)List prices, licensing model, add-on modules and every price change we hold, compiled from Qlik Talend Cloud's own published pricing page.
Qlik Talend Cloud starts at a quoted price. It is licensed on usage, not per seat, and there is no free plan.
Starting price
On requestquote onlyLicensing model
Usage-basedSubscribed usage capacityFree tier
Nono trial publishedList pricing published by Qlik Talend Cloud. Quote-only tiers are shown as such; we do not estimate them.
Custom
Custom, capacity-based subscription
Annual cost at 200 seats
On request
Custom
Custom, capacity-based subscription
Annual cost at 200 seats
On request
Custom
Custom, capacity-based subscription
Annual cost at 200 seats
On request
Custom
Custom, capacity-based subscription
Annual cost at 200 seats
On request
What changes as you move up a tier, and what each step actually unlocks.
| Feature | Starter | Standard | Premium | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| List price | Custom | Custom | Custom | Custom |
| Billing period | Annual contract | Annual contract | Annual contract | Annual contract |
| Pricing model | Quote, per user + add-ons | Quote, per user + add-ons | Quote, per user + add-ons | Quote, per user + add-ons |
| User limit | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| What it adds | Entry edition for moving data from SaaS applications and databases into cloud data warehouses, with a managed cloud pipeline, a data catalog and analytics and automation workflows. | Adds log-based change data capture, database and file-format connectivity, cloud, client-managed or hybrid deployment, and Open Lakehouse with Apache Iceberg. | Adds ELT and ETL transformations, lakehouse and data mart automation, column-level lineage, Spark batch processing, application and API integration, data products, data quality, stewardship and AI pipeline features. | Adds SAP application and mainframe connectivity on top of the quality, governance and AI capabilities. The page also lists a client-managed option, with a Contact Sales link. |
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The mechanics behind the sticker price: what you are actually charged for, and what triggers an increase.
True billing unit
Subscribed usage capacity monthly or annual billing
Quote: subscription to a capacity of usage per edition, measured by data volume moved, job executions and execution duration
Model type
Usage-basedQuote: subscription to a capacity of usage per edition, measured by data volume moved, job executions and execution durationSeat increments
Single seatsNot publishedAnnual vs monthly
No published discountNot publishedGuests & externals
Not publishedNot publishedEach edition unlocks its own set of capabilities, from SaaS and database pipelines on Starter to SAP and mainframe connectivity on Enterprise. Data quality, stewardship and lineage appear from Premium upwards, so the capability you need sets the edition. No edition has a published price.
Customers subscribe to a certain amount of usage capacity for the chosen edition. The FAQ says usage is measured by data volume moved, number of job executions and execution duration. The formal definitions of these metrics are in the Product Descriptions, which were not on the pricing page.
Standard and above can run in the cloud, client-managed or hybrid, and Enterprise is also offered as a client-managed solution. The page does not say whether the deployment choice changes the quote.
A self-serve telemetry dashboard shows usage trends and drivers, and designated people receive alerts as usage approaches the subscribed capacity limit. The page does not mention overage charges or what happens when the limit is reached.
Every list-price and packaging change we hold. This page snapshots published prices on each check, so changes accumulate here over time.
No changes recorded yet. The first check was 4 November 2026.
Qlik does not publish prices for Qlik Talend Cloud. The page shows four editions, Starter, Standard, Premium and Enterprise, and each has a Contact Us button. Pricing is quoted by Qlik sales for a subscribed amount of usage capacity.
Customers subscribe to a certain amount of usage capacity for the chosen edition. Usage is measured by data volume moved, number of job executions and execution duration. Formal definitions are in the Product Descriptions.
No free plan is published. The Products menu says you can try Qlik data integration with no cost to get started, and the pricing page links to a Try for Free page, but no trial length or limits are stated on the pricing page.
Yes. Customers can use a self-serve telemetry dashboard to see the trends and drivers of their usage, and alerts go to designated individuals as usage approaches the subscribed capacity limits. Overage terms are not published.
Priced like-for-like on the cheapest published paid tier.
| Vendor | Starts at | Licensing model | |
|---|---|---|---|
| On request | Usage-based: price per credit set by edition, plus storage per TB per month | Pricing → | |
| On request | Usage-based: monthly active rows (MAR) times a spend rate that falls with volume | Pricing → | |
| €89.45 per user / month | Per developer seat / month plus monthly included usage (successful models built, queried metrics); Enterprise and Enterprise+ by quote | Pricing → |
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Compiled by an automated agent from Qlik Talend Cloud's published pricing page on 4 November 2026, and reviewed by a Najar expert. Vendors change packaging without notice and regional pricing differs, so check the source before you budget or sign. Figures exclude tax. No affiliation with Qlik Talend Cloud.