
Hex is an AI analytics platform for data teams and business users working with company data. It brings notebooks, self-serve questions, and interactive data apps into one workspace. Its context engine grounds AI answers in warehouse data, semantic models, business rules, and analyst logic.
Hex's strongest idea is shared context. Database descriptions, semantic models, rules, and reusable logic feed the agents, so a Slack question and a notebook investigation use the same definitions.
A Thread can become notebook work or an app without rebuilding logic elsewhere.
Analysts work with SQL, Python, charts, app builder controls, and AI help for query writing, debugging, visualization, and multi-step analysis. Threads gives non-technical users a plain-language path to answers without SQL or Python.
For the data stack, Hex connects to warehouses, lakehouses, databases, dbt docs and metrics, OAuth database connections, and GitHub or GitLab exports. Teams can run projects from Airflow, Dagster, or Prefect and extend workflows through the API.
Hex is rated on G2 as an industry leader, but no average rating is published. Customer quotes praise self-serve data access, semantic model authoring, app scaffolding, and SQL debugging. Practical limits are plan-based: Community caps notebooks, Professional caps published apps, and advanced compute is for Team and Enterprise.
Extra small, small, and medium compute profiles are free. Team and Enterprise can use pay-as-you-go advanced compute, with large profiles from $0.32/hour and GPU profiles from $2.93/hour, billed per minute.
An agentic data notebook where teams write SQL or Python, build charts, and turn analysis into apps in Hex.
Hex is audited annually for SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliance, with controls such as OAuth, audit logs, and OIDC SSO.
Yes. Hex has a free Community plan for small projects, plus a 14-day Team trial with no payment card required.
Hex is operated by Hex Technologies Inc., the company behind the Hex analytics platform.
Hex is an AI analytics platform for notebooks, self-serve questions, and governed data apps built on company data.
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