Rill rethinks BI dashboards with embedded database and instant UX

Build fast and scale smoothly

Rill's Operational BI service is the easiest way to take get from data to dashboards with three tiers of service & support for data applications at any stage.

Elastic scaling for optimal performance—only pay for what you use with unlimited users

Fully managed so it’s simple to operate with no DevOps burden

Secure enterprise data governance, SSO, & end-to-end encryption

Codeful via GitHub for version control and integration into software engineering

Developer

  • Unlimited models & dashboards
  • Bi-weekly releases
  • Dependable Support
  • Community support via Discord
  • Log feature requests and issues via GitHub
  • BI as code
  • Git integration
  • SQL modeling & self-serve analytics

Rill Cloud

  • Embeddable & customizable dashboards
  • Starting at $250/mo for 10GB of data
  • Customizable alerting and scheduled reporting & exports
  • Dedicated Support
  • Same day issue response times
  • Robust Availability
  • 99.9% Uptime SLA
  • Unlimited users and queries

Rill Enterprise

  • Data engineering pipeline support
  • Business Critical Support
  • Flexible Integration
  • Custom encryption keys
  • SSO authentication
  • VPC / VNet Peering

Enterprise usage-based billing

Transparent usage-based billing means you only pay for what you need. Flexible pricing based on storage, compute, and network units start at the rates below:

Storage

Storage is the total compressed data in the cluster. It's available in two performance tiers, Hot and Cold.

  • $0.0005 / GB per hour

Compute

Rill Compute Units (RCU) are a combination of CPU, memory, and disk used for ingesting and querying data.

  • $0.09 RCU per hour

Enterprise Pricing FAQs

What is a Rill Compute Unit?
A Rill Compute Unit (RCU) is a usage metering unit that tracks, by the minute, the amount of resources consumed by your Rill cloud service, including compute, memory, disk storage, batch or streaming data ingested.

  1. For data ingestion & processing, RCU scale up elastically as you load and transform data into our service.
  2. For querying, Rill offers enterprise customers a set of dedicated compute units sized to handle their concurrency requirements across all data sources.

How is data size calculated in Rill?

  • When you load data into Rill's service, it is stored in compressed columnar format. Rill charges based on the amount of data stored in Rill's service, after compression, which is typically 3-8x.
  • For egress and ingress, actual data transferred over the network is measured.

What is the difference between Hot and Cold performance tiers?
Rill provides two performance tiers:

  • Hot tier is ideal for interactive use-cases which require fast data access. Typically 1-5 sec query response times.
  • Cold tier is ideal for batch reporting use-case where 10-30 second response times are sufficient.

What are the compute requirements for each performance tier? Below are the minimum RCU charged for each performance tier:

Hot performance

  • 8 RCU per 25 GB of data stored

Cold performance

  • 8 RCU per 250 GB of data stored

Archival

  • No RCU consumed. Data is not queryable and can be loaded to either Hot or Cold tier anytime.

How can I estimate my RCU usage?

The best way to get an accurate RCU estimate is to load some sample data into Rill service and track the RCU usage. For estimates on larger projects contact us for a pricing calculator that reflects the latest volume incentives and discounts.

How can I track my RCU usage?

RCU usage and utilization can be viewed in the Rill Control Center. Additionally, Administrators can configure to get Daily, Weekly, Monthly summary reports for RCU usage for visibility.

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