Billing and subscription
Knime's pricing model consists of two plans for teams and organizations, from a single team up to large-scale enterprise implementations.
All plans measure consumption in execution credits, which act as a proxy for the value you get out of Knime. Knime Business and Knime Enterprise use a committed capacity model: instead of paying per user, you commit to an annual capacity band at the start of your subscription term, with the option to overflow if needed. Enterprise additionally supports unlimited users and teams, so multiple departments can work under a single license.
Think of it like a car rental
You don't pay per driver or per kilometer — you buy a package upfront (for example, 1,000 km), and anyone on your team can use it until the package runs out. Unused kilometers don't roll over.
Plans
Knime offers the following plans:
- Business: For teams that need enterprise features such as SSO and AI gateways. Capped at 40 builders, with unlimited teams. Commit to a predictable capacity model.
- Enterprise: For organizations that need to scale across departments. Unlimited builders and teams, plus access to more deployment add-ons. Commit to a predictable capacity model.
Contact your Knime account team to get started.
For details what each plan includes, see the pricing page.
See Upgrading your plan for a detailed comparison and how to move between plans.
In this section
- Understanding execution credits — what execution credits are, how consumption is measured, and what happens if you reach your limit.
- Managing your subscription — track your usage and manage credit allocation across teams and departments.
- Upgrading your plan — compare plans and add-ons, and learn how to move between them.