Myriade

We've seen plenty of AI analytics tools that promise much but deliver hallucinations on dirty data. Myriade takes the opposite approach—it fixes the data first. The platform autonomously catalogs your warehouse, flags anomalies, and validates metrics before answering a single question. That's the right way to do enterprise AI analytics. For data engineers, the AI agents that automate SQL optimization and dbt transformations are genuine time-savers; we've heard from users that analyses once taking two days now take minutes. Business users get a natural-language interface that actually returns reliable numbers because it's grounded in a validated semantic layer. Where Myriade may lose some buyers is pricing. The platform fee per tier plus per-user costs add up quickly for small teams. Startup tier at €149/mo plus user fees (min 2 seats) means you're in for at least €187/mo. Business tier doubles the platform fee. And the credit system for AI queries adds another variable cost. Compared to tools like Atlan or Monte Carlo, Myriade is more analytics-oriented than pure catalog or quality—it's closer to a ThoughtSpot or a governed ChatGPT-for-data. But it's more autonomous and less demanding upfront. The 30-day pilot with workshops is a genuine differentiator—they'll help you set up and measure impact before you commit. A caveat: if your warehouse is tiny or you're a solo analyst, this is overkill. Myriade shines when you have multiple data consumers and a messy warehouse that needs taming.