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DataRobot sells its AI platform as fixed-term subscriptions under a Master Subscription Agreement, delivered as multi-tenant SaaS, single-tenant SaaS or self-managed software, with entitlements measured by licence-key limits such as seats, active users, workers and deployments and with a separate click-through agreement and Credits for hosted self-service use.

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Overview articleDataRobot licensingDataRobot sells its AI platform as fixed-term subscriptions under a Master Subscription Agreement, delivered as multi-tenant SaaS, single-tenant SaaS or self-managed software, with entitlements measured by licence-key limits such as seats, active users, workers and deployments and with a separate click-through agreement and Credits for hosted self-service use.Cited · Edited 2026-10-08 · 18 references

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DataRobot Master Subscription Agreement and legal documentsCited · Edited 2026-10-08DataRobot seats, workers and deployment limitsCited · Edited 2026-10-08DataRobot SaaS and self-managed deploymentsCited · Edited 2026-10-08

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From the DataRobot catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 48 verbatim excerpts from 18 DataRobot documents.

Products

All 8 Products

Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms 7

DataRobot hosted AI Platform, DataRobot MLOps, DataRobot platform, DataRobot SaaS, DataRobot self-managed, DataRobot services, DataRobot tools

Generative AI Software 1

DataRobot generative AI

Product History

All acquisitions
  1. DataRobot acquired AgnostiqAnnounced 2025-02-10 · Closed 2025-02-10

    DataRobot acquired Agnostiq, the developer of the open-source Covalent compute orchestration platform.

    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced on 2025-02-10 that it had acquired Agnostiq and Covalent, which it said would add heterogeneous compute orchestration across multi-cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments.[1]
    • DataRobot cited an established open-source community of 5,000 users for Covalent.[1]
    Sources and full product history
  2. DataRobot acquired AlgorithmiaAnnounced 2021-07-27 · Closed 2021

    DataRobot announced the acquisition of Algorithmia, a machine learning operations (MLOps) platform focused on model serving, alongside a Series G funding round.

    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced the acquisition on 2021-07-27 and said it would integrate Algorithmia's model serving with its existing model monitoring and management capabilities.[1]
    • DataRobot said the Algorithmia platform had been used by over 130,000 IT operations staff, data scientists and engineers.[1]
    Sources and full product history
  3. DataRobot acquired ZeplAnnounced 2021-05-11 · Closed 2021

    DataRobot announced the acquisition of Zepl, a cloud data science notebook platform from the creators of Apache Zeppelin.

    Legacy productBecame
    Zepl notebooksMerged into DataRobot platform notebook · DataRobot said it would incorporate Zepl as a cloud-native, self-service notebook in its platform.
    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced the acquisition on 2021-05-11 and said it would incorporate Zepl as a cloud-native, self-service notebook in its enterprise AI platform.[1]
    Sources and full product history
  4. DataRobot acquired ParallelMAnnounced 2019-06-20 · Closed 2019-06-20

    DataRobot acquired ParallelM, an MLOps vendor whose MCenter platform deployed and monitored machine learning models in production.

    Legacy productBecame
    ParallelM MCenterMerged into DataRobot MLOps · DataRobot's 2019 Paxata release says ParallelM was integrated via its MLOps offering.
    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced on 2019-06-20 that it had acquired ParallelM.[1]
    • In December 2019 DataRobot stated that ParallelM had been integrated via its MLOps offering.[2]
    Sources and full product history
  5. DataRobot acquired CursorAnnounced 2019-02-26 · Closed 2019-02-26

    DataRobot acquired Cursor, a San Francisco data collaboration and data catalog company.

    Legacy productBecame
    Cursor data catalogMerged into DataRobot AI Catalog · DataRobot's 2019 Paxata release says Cursor was integrated via the AI Catalog.
    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced on 2019-02-26 that it had acquired Cursor and would integrate its technology into its automated machine learning platform.[1]
    • In December 2019 DataRobot stated that Cursor had been integrated via the AI Catalog.[2]
    Sources and full product history
  6. DataRobot acquired NexosisAnnounced 2018-07-10 · Closed 2018-07-10

    DataRobot acquired Nexosis, an automated machine learning software company based in Columbus, Ohio.

    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced on 2018-07-10 that it had acquired Nexosis and that terms remained confidential.[1]
    Sources and full product history
  7. DataRobot acquired NutonianAnnounced 2017-05-23 · Closed 2017-05-23

    DataRobot acquired Nutonian, a data science software company specialising in time series modeling, known for its Eureqa modeling engine.

    Licensing impact
    • DataRobot announced on 2017-05-23 that it had acquired Nutonian, that terms were not disclosed and that the deal had closed.[1]
    • DataRobot said the acquisition added Nutonian's time series modeling technology to its automated machine learning platform.[1]
    Sources and full product history
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