SORACOM Adds Free Plan To SORACOM Query For All Accounts
SORACOM replaced a limited-time Trial plan with a no-expiration Free tier, so the natural-language query tool becomes available to every account rather than only those who signed up during a trial window.
Key Facts
- SORACOM announced the Free Plan for SORACOM Query on September 30, 2026.
- The SORACOM Query Free Plan costs nothing, requires no application, and is applied automatically to existing accounts.
- Each SORACOM account can run up to 500 free analyses in total per coverage type, with further use requiring a paid plan.
- SORACOM Query includes an AI assistant that generates SQL from natural language and presents results as tables and graphs.
- SORACOM launched a schema reference site for SORACOM Query tables and views in Markdown for AI and HTML for people.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
SORACOM announced on September 30, 2026 that it added a Free Plan to SORACOM Query, its data analysis service on the SORACOM AI and IoT communications platform. The plan costs nothing and is applied automatically to existing accounts, with no application required. Each account can run up to 500 analyses in total per coverage type, and use beyond that requires a paid plan. SORACOM Query extracts and analyzes line management data and IoT data stored on the platform using SQL, which lets users examine communication volume trends and the connection status of multiple lines. The service includes an AI assistant that generates SQL from natural language; on the simple screen, a user can type a question such as which devices had high data communication volume last month, and the AI builds the SQL and presents results as tables and graphs. Agent Mode on the advanced screen has the AI repeat SQL construction and execution until the result matches the analysis intent.
Free queries in SORACOM Query run per coverage type, so the 500-analysis ceiling applies separately to each coverage type on an account. The Free Plan takes the place of the limited-time Trial plan that preceded it.
The official changelog dates the switch to September 7. The same week brought a schema reference site for checking SORACOM Query table and view structures without opening Query Studio, published in Markdown for AI and HTML for people. The SQL assistant's agent mode gained automatic SQL execution for data exploration, and its error messages were rewritten to be easier to read. CSV files uploaded to SORACOM Harvest Files can now be registered as user tables and analyzed alongside platform data, under early access. A schema reference site where users can check the list of data to be analyzed is public and can be referenced in both formats for AI and for people.
Early Access also added a way to analyze customer data together with SORACOM data. Importing a list of device installation locations makes usage conditions by region or site easier to grasp at once.
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