Athenic is an AI data analyst for dashboards, reports, and metric monitoring. Review of features, connectors, and pricing from $9/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Athenic is an AI data analyst that automates business analysis. A user asks a question in plain English, and Athenic finds the data, runs the queries, and returns charts, dashboards, or reports. Anything a team would otherwise ask again and again can be set to run on a schedule instead of being repeated by hand.
The company sells two separate products built on the same analyst. Athenic is for teams analyzing their own business data and is onboarded by request. Athenic Finance is for investors, comes connected to stock market data, and the site says anyone can sign up and start for free. This review focuses on the business product.
Users connect databases, business apps, or upload files, then build agents that produce reports, charts, and alerts. Questions can also be asked in chat, and answers come back visualized, with follow-up options such as investigating why a number moved, breaking results down by region, or adding a chart to a dashboard.
To keep answers consistent, Athenic relies on a governed metrics system. Definitions, such as revenue equals net sales minus refunds, are configured in advance, and the site says configured definitions are deterministic. Business app data syncs into a managed Athenic warehouse, while databases and warehouses such as Snowflake or BigQuery can be connected.
On the output side, Athenic builds and edits full dashboards, ports existing ones, and shares them across a team. It offers twelve chart types, including funnel, treemap, heatmap, and Sankey. It also creates PDF reports and slide decks that follow a company's colors and fonts, which suits recurring business reviews.
Background agents are the other main capability. They watch chosen metrics around the clock, catch changes, and investigate causes. In the site's example, an agent checks news, live campaigns, and search demand to explain a revenue dip, then reports a likely cause. The site also advertises more than 600 connectors for bringing data in.
Athenic is an AI data analyst that automates analysis. Users ask questions in plain English and it finds the data, runs queries, and answers with charts, dashboards, and reports. It comes in two products: Athenic for company data and Athenic Finance for the stock market.
Pro is $9/month with $1 for the first month, Max is $29/month, Ultra is $69/month, and Unlimited is $120/month. Enterprise pricing is custom. Business app syncs and warehouse storage are billed separately except on Unlimited.
The business product does not list a free plan or trial, though Pro offers the first month for $1. Athenic Finance, the separate stock market product, says anyone can sign up and start for free.
It connects to Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, Google Sheets, and business apps such as Google Ads. Users can also upload spreadsheets and CSVs. The site cites 600+ connectors.
It uses definitions from a governed metrics system, such as revenue equals net sales minus refunds. The site states that configured definitions are deterministic, so Athenic does not guess what a metric means.
Credits are used when running queries, building dashboards, and executing automations. Each plan has a monthly allotment that resets each cycle and does not roll over, while purchased credits roll over. Unlimited has no credit limit under fair use.
Yes, through Athenic Finance, a separate product connected to market data such as prices, financial statements, earnings transcripts, SEC filings, and news. Users can screen stocks, research companies, and set watchlist automations.
Athenic for business is onboarded by request through the Request Access form. Once the organization is set up, an admin can choose a plan from the billing page and change tiers at any time.