Streamlit in Snowflake

Streamlit in Snowflake

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Streamlit apps running natively inside Snowflake, no containers required.

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Published 27 September 2026

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About Streamlit in Snowflake

Streamlit in Snowflake (SiS) is Snowflake's native runtime for Streamlit apps. The app's code is stored as a Snowflake object and runs on Snowflake compute with a live session against the account's data, so there is no Docker image, deployment pipeline, or connection string to manage.

It differs from Snowpark Container Services in scope. SiS is narrow and Streamlit-specific: write the Python script in Snowsight or push it from Git, and it runs where the data already is, governed by the same roles and policies. SPCS is a general container platform that can also host a containerised Streamlit app when more control is needed. SiS apps can run on a virtual warehouse or on a container runtime backed by a compute pool.

Apps are shared with other users in the account by granting a role, with separate viewer and builder access, which makes SiS a quick way to turn an analysis into an internal tool or dashboard without involving an infrastructure team. Python packages come from Snowflake's Anaconda channel or, on the container runtime, from PyPI.

Cost is billed in Snowflake credits for the warehouse or compute pool that runs the app. A warehouse stays active while viewers have the app open and for a short time afterwards, so popular apps can keep compute running. Like the rest of this family, it only exists as an option inside an existing Snowflake account.

Key Features

  • Streamlit apps stored and run as Snowflake objects
  • Live session against Snowflake data, with no connection strings
  • Warehouse runtime or container runtime on compute pools
  • Develop in Snowsight or deploy from Git
  • Role-based sharing with viewer and builder access
  • Packages from Snowflake's Anaconda channel or PyPI (container runtime)

Pros

  • Fastest path from a Streamlit script to a shared internal app
  • No infrastructure to manage; governed entirely inside Snowflake
  • Immediate data access, since the app runs next to the data
  • Uses existing Snowflake roles for access control

Cons

  • Streamlit only; other frameworks need Snowpark Container Services
  • Requires an existing Snowflake account
  • Warehouses stay on while viewers have apps open, which adds cost
  • Less deployment flexibility than a containerised app

Streamlit in Snowflake Pricing

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  • · Billed through the warehouse or compute pool running the app
  • · Warehouse runtime: per second, 60-second minimum; X-Small uses 1 credit/hour
  • · Warehouse stays active while viewers have the app open
  • · Credit price depends on Snowflake edition and region

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Streamlit on Snowflake

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Build interactive data apps that run natively on Snowflake infrastructure. Streamlit apps connect directly to Snowflake's data warehouse using the Snowpark Python library: no separate hosting, no Pandas needed, and no data leaves Snowflake. Ideal for analytics dashboards and internal tools backed by large-scale Snowflake datasets.

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