Is Snowflake more expensive than Azure?

Pricing Snowflake and Azure depends on the specific use case, workload, and services being used. Snowflake uses a pricing model where computations and storage are billed separately, allowing flexibility and scale for data warehousing and analytics. Azure has a greater number of cloud services that also have different pricing models, such as pay-as-you-go and reserved instances. While Snowflake seems more costly in the case of high data processing, its performance and efficiency may offset costs. Still, Azure might be more cost-efficient for general cloud infrastructure needs or bundling services under a single provider.