Business Intelligence · head to head
Holistics vs Nansen
The short version
- Each has a real cost: Holistics the entry plan is $960 per month billed monthly, which is a high floor for a BI tool; Nansen no pricing published on public pages; pricing details require app login
- They diverge on capability: Holistics covers Data Modeling, Nansen covers Wallet Labels.
- Prices and features above were last checked on 30 August 2026.
Where they differ
Only the attributes on which Holistics and Nansen actually diverge.
Identical on both: pricing model (subscription), free tier (No), user rating (Not yet rated).
What each one covers
Drawn from each product's published feature list. An absence here means we hold no record of it - not that the product lacks it.
Only in Holistics
- Data Modeling
- Version Control
- Scheduling
- Caching
- Embedding
- BigQuery
- Snowflake
- Redshift
Only in Nansen
- Wallet Labels
- Smart Money Tracking
- Token God Mode
- NFT Paradise
- DeFi Analytics
- Multi-chain
- API
Both cover
- Web support
What people use each for
The jobs each tool is most often brought in to do.
Holistics
- Modelling business metrics in a code-defined semantic layer with Git version controlnot Nansen
- Self-service exploration and dashboards for non-SQL usersnot Nansen
- Embedding analytics into a customer-facing productnot Nansen
Nansen
- Analyticsnot Holistics
- On Chainnot Holistics
- Researchnot Holistics
Where each one falls short
Documented limitations, not opinions. Every one is a constraint you would hit in normal use.
Holistics
- The entry plan is $960 per month billed monthly, which is a high floor for a BI tool
- Every plan includes only the first 10 users, with additional users charged at $15 per month each on Entry and Standard and $18 on the Security Compliance Suite
- The Entry plan caps reports at 100, and each additional 100 reports costs $120 per month
- Google SSO requires the Standard plan at $1,200 per month; enterprise SSO with SAML and SCIM provisioning requires the Security Compliance Suite at $2,400 per month
- Row-based access control, IP whitelisting, pass-through authentication and user activity monitoring are all Security Compliance Suite features
- Connecting Git version control to your own repository requires Standard; Entry only gets Holistics-hosted Git
- White labelling, dynamic row-level permissions and unlimited dashboard viewers for embedded analytics are Custom Plan only, with no published price
- Bank payments and custom payment terms are Custom Plan only, and custom infosec or legal paperwork is Enterprise plan only
- The two months off discount requires yearly billing
Nansen
- No pricing published on public pages; pricing details require app login
Pricing, plan by plan
Holistics
$800/month- Entry$800/month
- 100 reports
- First 10 users included
- Core self-service analytics
- Standard$1000/month
- Unlimited reports
- First 10 users included
- Custom charts
- Security Compliance Suite$2000/month
- Unlimited reports
- First 10 users included
- Granular access controls
Nansen
$150/month- Pioneer$150/month
- Smart Money
- Token Flows
- NFT analytics
- Standard$750/month
- All Pioneer features
- API access
- Advanced queries
Which should you pick?
Choose Holistics if
- You need data modeling.
- You work on Web, Cloud.
- You also want version control.
Questions people ask
- Is Holistics or Nansen better?
- Neither clearly leads. Holistics starts at $800/month and Nansen at $150/month, and user ratings are close enough to be indistinguishable. Choose on capability and platform support.
- Which is cheaper, Holistics or Nansen?
- Holistics starts at $800/month and Nansen at $150/month.
- Does Holistics or Nansen run on more platforms?
- Holistics runs on Web, Cloud. Nansen runs on Web.
- What is Holistics best used for?
- Holistics is most often used for modelling business metrics in a code-defined semantic layer with git version control, self-service exploration and dashboards for non-sql users, embedding analytics into a customer-facing product. Of those, modelling business metrics in a code-defined semantic layer with git version control and self-service exploration and dashboards for non-sql users are not what Nansen is typically brought in for.
- What can Holistics do that Nansen cannot?
- Holistics covers Data Modeling, Version Control, Scheduling, Caching. Nansen covers Wallet Labels, Smart Money Tracking, Token God Mode, NFT Paradise. Both handle Web support.
Answered from the vendors’ own pages
Holistics: How much do additional Holistics users cost?
Additional users cost $12.50 per month (yearly billing) or $15 per month (monthly billing) for Entry/Standard plans, and $15-18 per month for Security Suite.
SourceNansen: How much does Nansen cost?
Nansen does not publish pricing on its public website. The site mentions 'Low Fees, Optimized Pricing' and references a tier system that 'unlocks lower fees' through platform activity, but specific costs require logging into the Nansen app to view.
SourceHolistics: Can I purchase additional reports on Holistics?
Yes, additional 100-report blocks cost $100 per month (yearly) or $120 per month (monthly billing).
SourceNansen: What pricing model does Nansen use?
Nansen uses a tier-based fee structure where users accumulate Stack Points through trading activity to climb tiers and unlock reduced fees. Exact fee percentages and tier thresholds are not disclosed on the public website.
SourceHolistics: Does Holistics support multiple data centers?
Yes, Holistics supports multiple data centers in US, EU, and APAC regions with pricing available for embedded analytics with unlimited dashboard viewers.
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