~$20K+/yr
Starting price
Third-party estimate; quote-based
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Should I Use Dataminr?
Dataminr is the leading AI platform for real-time event, threat, and risk intelligence. Trusted by Fortune 50 leaders and over 100 U.S. government agencies, we deliver the instant clarity needed for faster, more informed decisions to protect what matters most.
Depends
DependsBuy only if you run enterprise security operations with six-figure budget for real-time threat intelligence.
Enterprise AI threat intel; quote-based pricing reportedly $20K–$100K+/yr. Great for big SOCs, overkill for small teams.
Confidence: Medium
$1.24B
Total funding
$4.1B valuation; 2025 rounds
3.6/5
Glassdoor rating
Employee reviews, 504 listed
Nonprofits only
Free tier
3 free licenses, qualifying orgs
Value for money
2
Quote-based, reportedly $20K–$100K+ per year
Feature depth
5
Real-time AI across cyber, physical, and news events
Support quality
4
GetApp reviewer: customer service 'upto the mark'
Security posture
4
No public vulns; government-grade clientele
Pros
Cons
Gotchas
- highPricing reportedly ranges $20K–$100K+/yr and requires a sales quote⁵
- mediumFree access is limited to qualifying nonprofits — commercial users pay full contract price⁷
- mediumPackaged/priced by modules and users; scope creep risk at renewal
- lowAWS Marketplace uses contract pricing, not self-serve checkout⁶
Best for
- Enterprise security operations centers
- Corporations with physical + cyber risk teams
- U.S. government agencies
- NGOs monitoring global events
Not for
- Small businesses — entry cost reportedly ~$20K/yr
- Solo analysts wanting simple, cheap alerting
- Buyers needing transparent self-serve pricing
- Startups hoping for a freemium trial
Companies that use it
- ČD-Telematika
- CyberPeace Institute
- Buffalo Police Department
Pricing
Enterprise (contract)
Reportedly $20K–$100K+/yr
- Quote-based, packaged per user/module
- AWS Marketplace contract pricing available
Nonprofit free access
Free
- 3 free licenses for qualifying nonprofits
- Humanitarian response focus
Security
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
What users say
Public product reviews are sparse; a GetApp reviewer praises support while employee ratings sit at 3.6/5.
“Customer service is upto the mark”
“Dataminr helps me monitor threats and ri…”
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Based on ~20 public sources including Gartner, Glassdoor, AWS Marketplace, Vendr, and pricing trackers; product review depth is limited.
Sources
- Dataminr homepagedataminr.comofficial
- Gartner reviews — Dataminr (27 reviews)gartner.comreview
- Glassdoor — Dataminr employee reviews (3.6/5)glassdoor.comreview
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- Region Alert — Dataminr costs $100K: NGO alternativeregionalert.comnews
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- Dataminr press — free nonprofit licensesdataminr.comofficial
- Tracxn — Dataminr funding ($1.24B)tracxn.comnews
- Product security pagethreatconnect.comsecurity
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