Business Intelligence Software
Domo: features, pricing and who it fits
Domo combines data integration, dashboards and apps in one consumption-priced platform aimed at mid-market and enterprise buyers. Prices are not published, and reviewers say setup is the weakest area. The business is also being sold to Progress Software.
Who Domo is for
Best for
- Large teams that want ETL, BI and apps in one consumption-priced platform
Look elsewhere if
- Buyers who need price certainty: price not published and renewal reports are mixed
- Teams wary of a platform mid-acquisition and mid-rename
Fit by company size
| Category | 1-10 people | 11-50 people | 51-500 people | 500+ people |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Business Intelligence Software | Poor fit | Poor fit | Strong fit | Strong fit |
Strong fitWorkablePoor fitNo data from the vendor
Domo features
- Pricing model
- Consumption credits plus platform fees, not published
- Target company size
- Mid-market to enterprise (G2 notes complexity can overwhelm small teams)
Pros and cons
What users like
- All-in-one connect, transform and visualize approach
Common complaints
- Setup scored lowest on G2 (about 7.8)
- Complexity may overwhelm smaller or less technical teams
Worth knowing before you buy
- Asset sale to Progress Software for $400M announced July 22, 2026; company reported over 2,400 customers
- Domo reported a going-concern warning alongside the sale announcement
- Pricing is credit based and unpublished; third-party estimates vary widely so require a written credit-metering explanation
- Competitor blogs report ETL credit double-charging and large renewal uplifts; anecdotal, verify with Domo
