Wolfram Mathematica

It is Wolfram's original technical computing environment, built on the Wolfram Language and its computable knowledgebase, for computation, data analysis, visualization and notebook workflows.

Yes. Wolfram offers a free trial of Mathematica through its official trial page.

The pricing page lists commercial, government, education, student and personal tiers, with group, network, enterprise and site licenses available on request.

Wolfram provides a site access checker to find out whether your organization provides free access to Wolfram products.

It supports symbolic and numeric computation, data manipulation and analysis, machine learning, visualization and graphics, image, audio and video processing, and many domain-specific functions.

Yes. Wolfram Notebooks provide documents that combine code, text, graphics and interactive content, and can also be used for presentations and interface construction.

Yes. Wolfram Cloud and related deployment options are available for running and sharing notebooks and computations.

Wolfram Language documentation is available at reference.wolfram.com, and support contact options and FAQs are provided on Wolfram's support pages.