Solid Multi Tenant BI Tools with embedding for SaaS business
December 06, 2022
Solid Multi Tenant BI Tools with embedding for SaaS business
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with GoodData
We are using it in two areas. One for inhouse analytics and another for enabling advance analytics for customers on higher plans. Inhouse analytics we are looking at state of onboarding for specific customers and overall within our system. This give us insight while tapping on the same infrastructure as our customers leading to cost saving and development time.
Provide insight into data for both internal use and customer needs with minimal development required beyond initial setup and integration. It also provide us with a way to prototype new report type easily before building them within the system.
Pros
- Report building
- Ease of onboarding
- Scalable cost structure
Cons
- Complexity of the cost structure
- Changing of super admin to another person
- Managing access
- Cost saving
- Development saving
- Customer satisfaction
Do you think GoodData delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with GoodData's feature set?
Yes
Did GoodData live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of GoodData go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy GoodData again?
Yes
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I actually investigated around 20 options and in most part the embedding + multi tenant mode that became a key concern. They either do not have the support or the price scaling is terrible or the startup cost is prohibitive.
On the average startup cost is around 50k per year and that is the bare minimal with no addon which is not usable, or the scaling in pricing is based off per users. So if I you are running a SaaS business that charge per user 15 dollars a month, if you just want to show one graph through embedding, it might cost you 10 dollars per user. This might make sense if you provide only power users with that option and charge a premium for it but in my scenario my motivation is to democratize the data. That itself makes it commercial not viable to have a cost structure like this.
On the average startup cost is around 50k per year and that is the bare minimal with no addon which is not usable, or the scaling in pricing is based off per users. So if I you are running a SaaS business that charge per user 15 dollars a month, if you just want to show one graph through embedding, it might cost you 10 dollars per user. This might make sense if you provide only power users with that option and charge a premium for it but in my scenario my motivation is to democratize the data. That itself makes it commercial not viable to have a cost structure like this.
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