Snowflake Data Clean Rooms operational costs¶

If you need an introduction to how costs are incurred in Snowflake, refer to Understanding overall cost.

The operational costs associated with using Snowflake Data Clean Rooms can be categorized into costs associated with ongoing operations and user-initiated operations.

Ongoing operations

Ongoing operations are required to support functionality of the data clean room application and features. These operations include processes and tasks that support automatic upgrades, auto-join during initialization and legacy provider & consumer clean rooms ongoing operations.

User-initiated operations

User-initiated operations occur during clean room management actions or while executing workloads within a clean room. A workload is the process of executing any specific use case (analytics or activation) within the clean room through a user-initiated query. The cost of executing a workload depends on the time required for the workload to complete within the warehouse specified by the user. Here are some examples of user-initiated clean room management operations:

• Analysis & Activation Queries: This encompasses run procedures used when running specific use case workloads within the clean room by users.

• Data registration: This encompasses stored procedures required to enable objects to be used within a clean room by users.

• Creating and editing a clean room: This encompasses stored procedures required for setting up a clean room environment, adding data and template code.

• Joining and editing a clean room: This encompasses stored procedures required for joining a clean room environment, adding data and template code.

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