Oracle Analytics is a complete analytics platform for every user role, with AI and machine learning embedded throughout to accelerate productivity and support business decisions. It offers code-free drag-and-drop data visualization, natural-language search by text or voice, explainable machine learning, automated data preparation, and enterprise semantic modeling. Users can connect to more than 35 native data sources, build interactive dashboards, and integrate OCI AI services such as Document Understanding. Available as Oracle Analytics Cloud or on-premises Oracle Analytics Server, it serves business analysts, data scientists, and developers with governance and security controls. Pricing is available through Oracle's cloud price list and cost estimator.
How to use Oracle Analytics
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Request a live demo
Use the demo request form on the Oracle Analytics page to schedule a guided walkthrough.
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Estimate cloud cost
Open the Oracle Analytics Cloud cost estimator linked from the pricing section to model expected monthly spend.
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Explore capabilities
Review the capabilities pages for visualization, data preparation, machine learning, and connectivity.
Oracle Analytics Features
Code-free drag-and-drop data visualization and storytelling
Natural-language search by text or voice with spoken narratives
Explainable machine learning with adjustable model factors
Automated data preparation and enrichment
More than 35 native data connectors plus JDBC
Enterprise semantic modeling with governance controls
Integration with OCI AI services such as Document Understanding
Mobile analytics app for iOS and Android
Developer tools for embedding and performance analysis
Available as cloud service or on-premises server
Oracle Analytics Use Cases
Business analysts building interactive dashboards without coding
Data scientists explaining and tuning machine learning models
Teams unifying data from Oracle and non-Oracle sources
Organizations automating document processing with OCI AI services
Executives exploring data through natural-language queries
Oracle Analytics FAQs
It is available as Oracle Analytics Cloud, a cloud-native service, or as Oracle Analytics Server for on-premises deployment.
No. A code-free drag-and-drop interface lets users build interactive visualizations without specialized skills.
Oracle Analytics provides more than 35 built-in native connectors to Oracle and non-Oracle sources, plus a JDBC connector.
Yes. Users can ask questions using text or voice and receive spoken narratives along with traditional visualizations and dashboards.
Yes. Embedded machine learning lets users build custom models and see explanations of factors influencing predictions.
Yes. Oracle Analytics offers a mobile analytics app available on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Pricing is listed in Oracle's cloud price list, and a cost estimator is available to model expected monthly costs.
It integrates with OCI AI services such as Document Understanding to extract and analyze unstructured documents like invoices and contracts.
Only Oracle Analytics Cloud has a documented consumer-facing starting price: named user subscriptions start at $162.30/month for the Professional Edition with ten named users. Oracle Analytics Server is offered via perpetual named user licenses or CPU licenses, and OAC also offers OCPU/hour consumption pricing, but no specific amounts for those options are provided in the supplied sources. The 30-day free cloud trial is an introductory trial, not a permanently free membership. Other Oracle price lists are downloadable PDFs without listed amounts in the supplied content.
Oracle Analytics Cloud Professional Edition (10 named users)
$162.30USD / per month
Named-user subscription for Oracle Analytics Cloud, starting at $162.30/month for the Professional Edition with ten named users. Oracle charges only for consumption regardless of the Oracle Analytics features or roles used.
Named user subscriptions available as user/month
Alternative consumption-based pricing of OCPU/hour
Charged only for consumption regardless of features or roles used
Existing OBIEE customers can use the bring your own license (BYOL) model