DataLab

DataLab is DataCamp's AI data notebook. It runs in the browser, connects to files, Google Sheets and databases, and lets users ask questions in plain language that an AI Assistant turns into SQL or Python, runs, and explains. The generated code stays visible and editable in the notebook, so the tool works both for people learning to analyze data and for professionals who want a quick, shareable analysis without setting up a local environment. It is built for individuals, teams and classrooms. Data connections cover CSV uploads, Google Sheets and databases including Snowflake, BigQuery, PostgreSQL and MySQL. Finished notebooks turn into reports that colleagues can open with one click, and administrators get encrypted credentials, SSO and multi factor authentication, and role based access control. Educators can request free classroom accounts for their students. DataLab's pricing page lists four tiers. Starter is free with up to three workbooks, 15 AI Assistant prompts, and machines with 4 GB of RAM and 2 vCPUs. Premium removes the workbook and prompt limits, adds collaboration, scheduled runs and machines with 16 GB of RAM and 8 vCPUs, and is offered on a yearly basis; the page does not publish the amount. Teams adds unlimited data integrations and group license management, and Enterprise is custom. DataCamp's main pricing page lists its learning subscriptions at $28 per month billed annually for Premium and $28 per user per month billed annually for Teams, but does not state what DataLab access those include. DataLab is sold inside the DataCamp ecosystem rather than as a standalone product, which suits learners already on the platform better than teams looking for a notebook to replace Jupyter or Deepnote.