What is DataSpell used for?

DataSpell is a JetBrains IDE for data science with Python and notebook support; its product page now points to PyCharm's data-focused edition. It is a good fit for data analysis in Python notebooks.

How much does DataSpell cost?

DataSpell is a paid product with no free plan.

Is DataSpell open source?

No. DataSpell is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to DataSpell include JupyterLab, Jupyter Notebook and Spyder.

What are some alternatives to DataSpell?

DataSpell competes with PyCharm, Deepnote and Hex. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source DataSpell alternatives.

DataSpell: features, pricing and alternatives

About DataSpell

DataSpell has been a JetBrains IDE aimed at data scientists, combining Python development with notebook-based work. The listing describes it as a data science environment with notebook and Python support.

The page at its address now shows PyCharm in a JetBrains for Data presentation. That page describes a Python IDE for building data models and AI agents, with Python and SQL support, Jupyter notebooks, an AI toolkit and AI-assisted tools, and says the IDE is free, with a month of the Pro tier included. The page text provided is minimal, so it is unclear how DataSpell itself now relates to that offering, and readers should check the vendor's site.

Key features

Python editing for data science work
Jupyter notebook support
SQL support alongside Python
AI-assisted coding tools

Good fit for

→Data analysis in Python notebooks

Tags: ide; data-science; python; jupyter; jetbrains; notebooks

DataSpell: questions and answers

What is DataSpell used for?: DataSpell is a JetBrains IDE for data science with Python and notebook support; its product page now points to PyCharm's data-focused edition. It is a good fit for data analysis in Python notebooks.
How much does DataSpell cost?: DataSpell is a paid product with no free plan.
Is DataSpell open source?: No. DataSpell is proprietary (closed-source) software. Open-source alternatives to DataSpell include JupyterLab, Jupyter Notebook and Spyder.
What are some alternatives to DataSpell?: DataSpell competes with PyCharm, Deepnote and Hex. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source DataSpell alternatives.