Mozart Data is making its data stack box free for businesses - but with limits

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Mozart Data, a San Francisco-based startup that provides a modern enterprise-ready data stack, today announced a free version of its product: Mozart Sonata.

The offer provides the core features of Mozart's paid service for free, providing businesses with open one-stop access to be more data-driven. As the Y Combinator-backed company explains, it covers everything needed to generate value from data, from tools to extract, load and transform data to a data warehouse (Mozart instance or Snowflake already used) with tools to centralize this information and build dashboards for commercial information.

Historically, the cost of setting up a data infrastructure and hiring specialized engineers have been major barriers to achieving data-driven operations, especially for early-stage companies. startup.

Mozart Data Usage Limits

Speaking to VentureBeat, Mozart Data CEO and Co-Founder Peter Fishman noted that while Sonata provides a good platform to start implementing its all-in-one service and driving value from the data, there will be certain calculation and line usage limits with the free version. offering.

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“Mozart Data currently connects over 400 sources to Snowflake,” he explained. “With Sonata, companies can typically load two to three sources, depending on data volumes, without hitting row limits. B2B companies are generally more likely to be able to get slightly more relevant information (because transaction volumes are lower than B2C) from this."

Data transformation in Mozart's Sonata

Eventually, the company expects the freemium offer to increase its user base...