Pricing Plan
Snowflake Marketplace Product Pricing Plans
Pricing Plans
Overview
Snowflake Marketplace offers two primary pricing models: Usage-Based and Subscription-Based. You can implement one or both models for your product listing.
Usage-Based Pricing
Usage-based pricing charges consumers monthly based on their actual consumption of your data product. This model offers several charging options:
1. Billable Events
Note: Custom Event Billing is only available for application listings.
Custom Event Billing allows you to charge for specific application usage patterns, such as:
- Per row modified
- Per procedure call
- Per row accessed
- Per unique row updated monthly (monthly active rows)
- Custom-defined events in your application
2. Per-Query Charges
- Fixed price per query accessing paid data
- Applies in addition to any monthly fees (if applicable)
3. Monthly Fee
- Fixed calendar month fee
- Triggered by:
- First query execution against a Snowflake Native App
- First access to paid listing data share
- First run of a Snowflake Native App with Snowpark Container Services
- Not prorated; full month charged regardless of activation date
- No charge if no usage occurs during the month
Usage-Based Pricing Requirements
For plans with dynamic charges (per-query or Custom Event Billing), you must specify:
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Maximum Monthly Charge Cap
- Defines the upper limit for total monthly costs
- Includes all usage-based charges
- Usage becomes free once cap is reached
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Free Query Allowance
- First query always incurs charges
- Specify number of free queries after the first query
- Regular pricing resumes after free queries are used
Subscription-Based Pricing
Subscription-based pricing requires upfront payment for a specified term. Two billing options are available:
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Recurring Billing
- Automatic renewal at term end
- Continuous access to data product
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Non-Recurring Billing
- Fixed-term access
- Manual renewal required
Installment Plan Options
To provide payment flexibility, you can offer installment plans that:
- Split total cost into multiple payments
- Allow customized payment schedules
- Variable payment amounts
- Front-loaded or back-loaded payments
- Optional zero-payment periods