Snowflake

Snowflake uses consumption-based pricing rather than a simple flat plan table. Officially, compute is billed in credits, storage is billed monthly based on average stored data, and editions include Standard, Enterprise, Business Critical, and Virtual Private Snowflake. Snowflake's docs show an X-Small warehouse using 1 credit per hour, with each warehouse size generally doubling, and the official trial lasts up to 30 days or until the free usage balance is exhausted.

• Snowflake's public pricing pages describe the commercial model clearly, but exact dollar pricing depends on edition, region, and buying model such as on-demand versus prepaid capacity.
• Warehouse compute is billed per second with a 60-second minimum each time compute starts, which is why auto-suspend behavior matters so much.
• Storage is charged separately at a flat monthly rate per TB, with the official docs routing buyers to the pricing guide and consumption table for region-specific numbers.
• The official trial account requires only an email address, no upfront payment, and ends after 30 days or once the free usage balance is depleted.

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