Zerve
What is Zerve?
Zerve is an AI data workspace for data teams that maps warehouses, learns schema, and turns that context into notebooks, reports, and deployable outputs. Its Agentic Notebooks, Data Discovery, Conversational Reports, and Deployments support analysis through production. Zerve integrates with BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, S3, and PostgreSQL, and is used by Airbus, BBC, and NASA. Plans run Free $0, Pro $18.75/month, Team $37.50/month, and Enterprise custom.
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At a glance
- Zerve is best for data teams who want AI-assisted analysis that can move from exploration to deployment.
- Free $0; Pro $18.75; Team $37.50; Enterprise Custom
What does Zerve do?
Zerve's agent maps your warehouse, learns the schema, and turns that context into notebooks, reports, and deployable outputs. Data Discovery scans the full dataset and infers relationships before analysis starts; Agentic Notebooks then let you write, run, and version AI-assisted work while compute scales in parallel. Conversational Reports pull results from notebooks into stakeholder-ready narratives, and Deployments ship apps or APIs from the same workflow without rebuilding pipelines. At scale, Zerve says discovery runs on billions of rows with no sampling and completes in 2, 4 minutes. The platform is built for collaborative, production-grade execution, with reusable environments, Git-native workflows, and persistent institutional knowledge so later analyses build on earlier ones. It can run in SaaS, self-hosted, or on-premises modes, and the enterprise setup supports zero external traffic. Customers shown on the site include NASA, BBC, Airbus, and S&P Global.
Why use Zerve?
- It combines discovery, analysis, reporting, and deployment in one workflow, so teams can keep context instead of moving between tools.
- The platform can scan full warehouses and infer relationships before analysis, which reduces manual schema hunting.
- Parallel compute and reusable environments let multiple analyses run at once without sacrificing reproducibility.
- Self-hosted, on-premises, and air-gapped options give teams control over where compute runs and where data flows.
- Institutional knowledge persists across analyses, so later work can build on prior investigations instead of starting over.
Who is Zerve for?
- Data scientists who need reproducible, AI-assisted notebooks that can scale compute automatically.
- Data analysts who want to turn analysis into stakeholder-ready reports without rebuilding work.
- Analytics engineers who need deployable apps or APIs from notebook outputs.
- IT and data owners who want warehouse discovery before teams start querying.
- Security-conscious enterprises that need self-hosted or on-premises control over data and models.
What are Zerve's key features?
Agentic Notebooks
Build analyses in notebooks that run agent steps across 4 analyses and 14 tables, helping teams move from exploration to repeatable work.
Conversational Reports
Turn analysis into a polished report with conversational prompts, then share outputs backed by 3.1× more notebook outputs for clearer review.
Data Discovery
Run discovery across billions of rows, including 4.3 billion-row datasets and 18 million rows at a time, to surface patterns faster.
Deployments
Deploy apps or APIs from the same workspace using Streamlit and FastAPI, so analysis can move into production without rebuilding.
Institutional Knowledge
Capture reusable work in Git-native workflows with reusable environments and the Zerve API, so teams can standardize methods and reuse context.
Self-hosted
Run Zerve on-premises or self-hosted with AWS, GCP, or Azure, which helps teams keep data and execution inside their own infrastructure.
SSO / SAML
Connect identity through SSO with Okta, Azure AD, or Google Workspace, making access control easier for larger teams.
Deep Data Integrations
Connect directly to BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, S3, and PostgreSQL, reducing manual data movement before analysis starts.
What does Zerve integrate with?
- Slack
- BigQuery
- Snowflake
- Redshift
- S3
- AWS
- Streamlit
- FastAPI
- Google Cloud
- Azure
- PostgreSQL
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- AWS Bedrock
- Azure OpenAI
- Okta
- Azure AD
- Google Workspace
What are Zerve's use cases?
Reproducible notebooks for scientists
Data scientists use Zerve to build repeatable analyses in Agentic Notebooks, letting agents help structure work while production-grade execution scales compute automatically. They can keep experiments in reusable environments and turn notebook outputs into reliable results they can rerun without rebuilding from scratch.
Stakeholder reports from analysis
Data analysts use Zerve to turn exploratory work into stakeholder-ready deliverables with Conversational Reports and Reports. Instead of recreating charts and commentary in another tool, they refine one polished report and share a clear narrative that business teams can review quickly.
Notebook outputs to deployed products
Analytics engineers use Zerve to move from notebook work to customer-facing tools with Deployments and the Zerve API. They can package an analysis into an app or API, then ship it without rewriting the logic in a separate production stack.
Warehouse discovery before querying
IT and data owners use Zerve to map what lives in their warehouse with Data Discovery and Deep Data Integrations. Before teams start querying BigQuery, Snowflake, or PostgreSQL, they can surface the right tables and relationships to reduce duplicate work and bad assumptions.
How does Zerve work?
- Connect your first data source through Deep Data Integrations, then use Data Discovery to inspect tables, relationships, and available warehouse context before analysis begins.
- Open Agentic Notebooks and start building with agents, reusable environments, and Your Packages, Your Environment so work stays reproducible as the analysis grows.
- Refine findings into Conversational Reports or Reports, using collaboration features to shape a single polished report that stakeholders can review without rebuilding the notebook.
- Publish the result with Deployments or the Zerve API, turning notebook output into an app or API that can be reused by other teams.
- Set governance with Self-hosted, SSO / SAML, RBAC, and Audit logs, then keep Institutional Knowledge inside the workspace as projects evolve.
How much does Zerve cost?
Free
$0- Start building and collaborating with AI for data
- Zerve Agent
- Fleet (parallel compute)
- Reusable environments
- API builder & deployments
- Unlimited public projects
- App builder & deployments
- Up to 4 editors
Pro
$18.75- For data scientists, data and business analysts
- Everything in Free
- 250 Zerve credits per month
- Scheduled jobs
- Self-hosting
- Private projects
- Watermark free images
- GPU compute
- Unlimited editors
Team
$37.50- For data and analytics teams, with centralized controls
- Everything in Pro
- 500 Zerve credits per month
- Centralized billing
- Usage & compute metrics
- SSO
- BYOK
Enterprise
Contact Us- For security, compliance and scale
- Everything in Team
- Pooled credits & pooled add-on credits
- Multi-cloud hosting
- On premise air-gapped
- Dedicated support & AM
- Invoicing/PO billing
- Enterprise terms
- Purchasable through AWS Marketplace
Frequently asked questions
What is Zerve?
Zerve is an AI data workspace for data teams that maps warehouses, learns schema, and turns that context into notebooks, reports, and deployable outputs. Its Agentic Notebooks, Data Discovery, Conversational Reports, and Deployments support analysis through production. Zerve integrates with BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, S3, and PostgreSQL, and is used by Airbus, BBC, and NASA. Plans run Free $0, Pro $18.75/month, Team $37.50/month, and Enterprise custom.
How much does Zerve cost? Is it free?
Zerve has a free plan, with paid tiers including Pro at $18.75, Team at $37.50, Enterprise at Contact Us.
What is Zerve used for? Who is it for?
Zerve is used for Agentic Notebooks, Conversational Reports, and Data Discovery. It's built for Data scientists, Data analysts, and Analytics engineers.
Does Zerve have an API and what does it integrate with?
Zerve doesn't publish a public API.
Editor's read
Check the credit allowances before committing: Free includes 50 Zerve credits per month, Pro 250, and Team 500, with add-on credits sold in fixed batches. If your notebook runs or scheduled jobs are likely to exceed that usage, the monthly bill can move quickly.
