generated: '2026-08-28'
method: searched
source: https://www.speedata.io/spark-early-access
plan_count: 0
note: >-
  Speedata publishes no pricing page and no plans. The site has no /pricing route (the
  full Wix pages sitemap was walked: news, company, spark-early-access, careers, partners,
  product, technology, privacy-policy, workload-analyzer, blog — no pricing). Access to
  the APU is a sales motion: an Early Access program with "LIMITED SPOTS" that offers
  "Up to $10,000 in free APU hours for qualified Early Access teams", reached through a
  request form rather than a self-serve checkout. TCO claims (up to 100x faster, ~90%
  lower total cost of ownership, "replaced 37 servers with just 3") are marketing
  comparisons against general-purpose compute, not a published rate card, and are not
  recorded as pricing.
plans: []
programs:
- name: Accelerated Spark Service — Early Access
  url: https://www.speedata.io/spark-early-access
  status: 200
  price: null
  currency: USD
  incentive: Up to $10,000 in free APU hours for qualified Early Access teams
  access: request form
  note: >-
    Customer data stays in their own AWS, Azure or GCP account; Spark jobs are pointed at
    the APU. Terms beyond the free-hours incentive are not published.
- name: Workload Analyzer
  url: https://www.speedata.io/workload-analyzer
  status: 200
  price: 0
  currency: USD
  access: free, self-service
  note: >-
    Free acceleration/TCO estimator. Three modes are advertised — upload and query in the
    browser (https://workloadanalyzer.speedata.io/, HTTP 200), a local CLI that runs in
    the customer's own environment, and a TPC-DS comparison. No account or payment is
    described on the public page.
evidence:
- url: https://www.speedata.io/spark-early-access
  status: 200
- url: https://www.speedata.io/workload-analyzer
  status: 200
- url: https://www.speedata.io/pages-sitemap.xml
  status: 200
  note: Walked in full; contains no pricing or plans page.