View
Free
For stakeholders who need read-only access to project records, history, and context where permissions allow.
- Read published project data where allowed
- Review workflow status and history
- No builder or operator actions
Pricing
Monthly pricing for teams correcting and reviewing Snowflake data.
EntryLayer pricing follows the way this work usually happens: many people can view context for free, fewer operators work records, and a smaller builder/admin group creates and manages the system.
Act
$24
per active seat / month
For operators and reviewers who work records through structured submission workflows.
- Create and update submissions where allowed
- Submit, review, approve, or reject records
- Use virtual Snowflake-backed work queues
Build / Admin
$49
per active seat / month
For builders and admins who create projects, manage forms, configure access, and operate the workspace.
- Create projects from Snowflake, CSV, or scratch
- Design forms, rules, relationships, and settings
- Manage members, licenses, and diagnostics
Enterprise / private offer
Custom terms for larger or more complex deployments
For teams that need procurement review, implementation planning, custom seat bands, or a private Marketplace offer. Start from the public listing, then use a direct evaluation when the commercial path needs more structure.
Enterprise conversations can cover
- Custom seat bands and purchasing terms
- Implementation planning for Snowflake setup
- Security and procurement review support
- Public listing or private-offer path where supported
Snowflake costs
License pricing is separate from Snowflake infrastructure.
EntryLayer runs inside the customer's Snowflake account. The EntryLayer license covers the software. The customer also pays Snowflake directly for SPCS compute, warehouses used for source queries, and Cortex usage created by their own account.
Typical evaluation path
- 1. Install from Snowflake Marketplace.
- 2. Assign a small admin/build group and confirm source-access grants.
- 3. Create one working review flow from a real Snowflake table.
- 4. Expand Act seats once operators are ready to work records.
Why seat pricing fits
The value is in controlled operational work, not raw page views.
View seats stay free so context can spread. Paid seats map to the people who take operational action: operators who move records and builders who define the system.
View
Read-only stakeholders can inspect context without becoming paid workflow operators.
Act
Operators and reviewers pay for the ability to work records through the lifecycle.
Build / Admin
Builders and admins pay for project creation, form design, access setup, and workspace operation.
Pricing FAQ
The commercial questions buyers ask before evaluation.
Public pricing should reduce ambiguity, not create a new round of emails. These are the assumptions a buyer needs to understand before taking EntryLayer into procurement or security review.
Can we buy it today?
Yes. EntryLayer is available on Snowflake Marketplace. Request an evaluation if you want to confirm fit, review security, or discuss procurement before installing.
Are there minimums?
Published pricing is monthly active-seat pricing with day-level proration for mid-month seat changes. Custom minimums, procurement terms, or private offers are handled through direct evaluation rather than a fixed public enterprise package.
Are annual terms available?
Monthly active-seat pricing is the primary public model. Enterprise procurement, private-offer terms, and larger commercial agreements are handled directly.
Is this charged per Snowflake user?
EntryLayer seats map to what a user can do in EntryLayer. View users can inspect allowed context for free. Act, Build, and Admin seats are paid because those users create, change, review, or operate work.
What happens with inactive users?
Seat assignment is controlled through EntryLayer license state. If a user no longer needs operator or builder capabilities, their seat can be downgraded or removed by an admin.
Are Snowflake costs included?
No. EntryLayer license fees are separate from Snowflake SPCS compute, warehouses used for source queries, and any Cortex usage in the customer account.
How does Marketplace billing fit?
Start with the live Snowflake Marketplace listing. Direct evaluation is available when a team wants to review fit, security, or procurement details before installing.
What does Enterprise include?
Enterprise is handled through a direct conversation for teams that need procurement support, implementation planning, custom seat bands, private-offer terms, or larger deployment planning.