ClicData

Name: ClicData
Brand: ClicData
Rating: 4.5 (189 reviews)

A Modern Data Platform empowering teams and organizations to connect, store, manage, analyze and automate their data

Est 2008|Valuation $11M|Raised $9.1M|11 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 7K|Website|Web traffic 123K|FTEs 45|HQ Lille, Hauts-de-France, FR

MarketsData Visualization

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- Versus Power BI: ClicData presents an integrated stack designed to reduce the number of separate components required for a basic reporting pipeline. Power BI typically integrates well into Microsoft-centric environments and benefits from strong modeling, governance, and a large skills pool but may require additional data-platform components for ingestion and warehousing. - Versus Tableau/Qlik: Tableau and Qlik can provide more advanced visualization capabilities and deeper analytics for complex deployments, though they may require more engineering effort and higher total costs once the full stack is considered. - Versus SMB dashboard tools: Compared with simpler dashboarding tools, ClicData offers more data-shaping and warehousing capabilities. Simpler tools may be faster to deploy for very lightweight KPI reporting and have lower training requirements.

Customer testimonials comparing to competitors

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Market share / adoption trends

Authoritative market-share figures for mid-tier BI platforms are not publicly available in a verifiable form within the materials reviewed. Public disclosures indicate the vendor operated with a relatively small headcount prior to acquisition and that the acquirer referenced a customer base measured in the hundreds at the time of acquisition; treat these as indicative context rather than comprehensive market-share data.

	ClicData	Microsoft Power BI	Domo
Starting Price	Published per-seat and pack pricing examples appear on third-party listings and directories; buyers should request a current quote from the vendor.	Low entry cost for basic Pro licenses, though total cost of ownership depends on Pro/Premium tiers, capacity, and any required data-platform components.	Typically positioned for enterprise buyers; generally involves higher enterprise-level spend for governed deployments.
Typical Fit	Smaller to mid-market teams needing integrated connectors, transformation, and scheduled reporting in a single subscription.	Organizations standardized on Microsoft technologies and requiring mature modeling/enterprise governance.	Enterprises that require a packaged, governed BI environment and are prepared to invest at scale.
Key Strength	Integrated approach combining integration, transformation, visualization, and scheduled reporting; reviewers frequently cite responsive support.	Large ecosystem, broad adoption, strong modeling and governance features, and a large talent pool.	Enterprise-oriented features and packaged dashboards, stronger positioning for large-scale governed deployments.
Key Weakness	Seat-pack and per-user economics can be a constraint for wide distribution; customization and documentation limitations reported by some users.	Requires additional data-platform components for a full stack in many organizations; complexity can increase with scale.	Cost and deployment complexity may be disproportionate for SMBs or small deployments.

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Versus Power BI: ClicData presents an integrated stack designed to reduce the number of separate components required for a basic reporting pipeline. Power BI typically integrates well into Microsoft-centric environments and benefits from strong modeling, governance, and a large skills pool but may require additional data-platform components for ingestion and warehousing.
Versus Tableau/Qlik: Tableau and Qlik can provide more advanced visualization capabilities and deeper analytics for complex deployments, though they may require more engineering effort and higher total costs once the full stack is considered.
Versus SMB dashboard tools: Compared with simpler dashboarding tools, ClicData offers more data-shaping and warehousing capabilities. Simpler tools may be faster to deploy for very lightweight KPI reporting and have lower training requirements.

Customer testimonials comparing to competitors

Market share / adoption trends

	ClicData	Microsoft Power BI	Domo
Starting Price	Published per-seat and pack pricing examples appear on third-party listings and directories; buyers should request a current quote from the vendor.	Low entry cost for basic Pro licenses, though total cost of ownership depends on Pro/Premium tiers, capacity, and any required data-platform components.	Typically positioned for enterprise buyers; generally involves higher enterprise-level spend for governed deployments.
Typical Fit	Smaller to mid-market teams needing integrated connectors, transformation, and scheduled reporting in a single subscription.	Organizations standardized on Microsoft technologies and requiring mature modeling/enterprise governance.	Enterprises that require a packaged, governed BI environment and are prepared to invest at scale.
Key Strength	Integrated approach combining integration, transformation, visualization, and scheduled reporting; reviewers frequently cite responsive support.	Large ecosystem, broad adoption, strong modeling and governance features, and a large talent pool.	Enterprise-oriented features and packaged dashboards, stronger positioning for large-scale governed deployments.
Key Weakness	Seat-pack and per-user economics can be a constraint for wide distribution; customization and documentation limitations reported by some users.	Requires additional data-platform components for a full stack in many organizations; complexity can increase with scale.	Cost and deployment complexity may be disproportionate for SMBs or small deployments.