KYMIRA VS THE ENTERPRISE SUITE
The enterprise suite sells to your organization. Kymira is sold directly to you.
Datarails, Cube, Vena, and Planful are quote-based platforms bought by finance organizations after a sales cycle. Kymira is the certified-numbers layer for the operator, installed into the Claude Code or Cursor you already run.
| Kymira | Enterprise FP&A suite | |
|---|---|---|
| How you buy | Checkout. No demo call, ever. | Demo request, quote, contract |
| Time to first verified report | Minutes, today | A sales cycle plus onboarding |
| Price | $199 or $349, once. Lifetime updates. | Quote-based annual contracts |
| Who it is for | The operator who owns the numbers | The finance organization; entry plans start at 2 users |
| Where your data lives | Your machine, your Cloudflare. It never touches ours. | Uploaded to the vendor's platform |
| Data sources | Any export or file your agent can read | Connector catalogs |
| How you know a number is right | Proof on the page. Every figure ties to the source file's own totals, and the checks re-run on every build. | Trust in the pipeline: numbers are right because the platform is governed |
| When you stop paying | There is no stopping. Your reports & dashboards are owned in whole by you. | Access ends with the contract |
Stop waiting on your organization to sign an enterprise deal.
The wall around enterprise BI is not the software, it is the buying: the demo request, the quote, the procurement cycle, the onboarding calendar. Kymira has none of it. You can be up and running with verified outputs from your own Claude console in minutes. When you need to trust your numbers today, this is the answer.
Most of the output. A rounding error of the cost.
Most of what an operator needs from the enterprise suite is the trustworthy output: certified reports that tie to source, dashboards leadership stops second-guessing, exports and board decks, a secure intranet your team works inside. Everything Kymira makes costs $349 once. The enterprise version is a quote-based annual contract; the arithmetic between those two numbers is yours to enjoy. And if the organization signs the big platform next year, nothing is wasted: the skills, the definitions, and every report you shipped are still yours.
Not for
Four situations where the enterprise suite is the right purchase and this page is the wrong one.
- ✓You consolidate more than one entity. Intercompany eliminations and FX applied at the right rate for the right period belong at the infrastructure level. Kymira works on the file you exported, not on your entity structure.
- ✓You are wiring live systems, not files. The suites refresh from connector catalogs without anyone pulling an export. Kymira starts from the export you already pull.
- ✓You want a vendor accountable under a contract. A named account team, a support line and a signature are not things a one-time purchase gives you, and for some buyers that is the whole decision.
- ✓You do not run a coding agent. The skills install into Claude Code or Cursor and do nothing without one. The self-serve hosted tool is in build; the waitlist is on the get page.
Quick answers
How is Kymira different from Datarails, Cube, Vena, and Planful? They are quote-based platforms bought by a finance organization after a sales cycle, and your data is uploaded to the vendor. Kymira is the certified-numbers layer for the operator: 22 skills installed into the Claude Code or Cursor you already run, working on files that never leave your machine.
What does Kymira cost compared to an enterprise FP&A suite? Kymira is $199 (Core) or $349 (Everything), one time, with lifetime updates, and the figure is on the page before you buy. The enterprise suites are quote-based annual contracts. All sales are final.
Where does my data live? On your machine, and in your own Cloudflare account if you deploy the intranet. It never touches ours. The enterprise suites work the other way: your data is uploaded to the vendor's platform.
How do I know a number is right? Every figure ties to the source file's own totals, and the checks re-run on every build, so the proof is on the page. The enterprise answer is trust in the pipeline: the number is right because the platform is governed.
What happens when I stop paying? There is no stopping. Kymira is a one-time purchase, and the reports and dashboards you built are owned in whole by you. Access to a platform ends with the contract.