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FactKaggle NotebooksStackBlitz
Company foundersCrunchbase lists Anthony Goldbloom and Ben Hamner as founders.Independent company research identifies Eric Simons and Albert Pai as StackBlitz co-founders.
Company foundingLinkedIn lists Kaggle as founded in 2010.StackBlitz was founded in 2017 in San Francisco.
Company headquartersLinkedIn lists San Francisco, California as headquarters.G2 lists StackBlitz headquarters in San Francisco, United States.
Company legal nameCrunchbase lists the legal name as Kaggle Inc.The legal entity named in current terms and privacy materials is StackBlitz, Inc.
Documentation depthOfficial documentation covers notebooks, packages, GPU usage, TPU usage, models, API access, benchmarks, scheduling, and Jupyter Server connections.Official documentation includes guides, Codeflow, API reference, WebContainers, Teams, Enterprise, browser configuration and troubleshooting sections.
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsKaggle Notebooks integrates with Google Cloud Storage, BigQuery, and AutoML through the editor’s Google Cloud Services add-on.Its integrations page lists a Figma plugin, a Storybook addon, and a browser userscript that opens GitHub projects in Codeflow.

Kaggle Notebooks plans

  • Kaggle NotebooksFree
  • Kaggle Notebooks freeFree

StackBlitz plans

  • Personal+—
  • Enterprise Server—
  • PersonalFree
  • Pro$25 a month
  • Teams$60 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Pick Kaggle Notebooks if…

It suits people working on machine learning analysis in Python or R who want a hosted notebook environment with reproducible versions. Users needing GPU or TPU resources should account for limited availability and queues.

Pick StackBlitz if…

It suits JavaScript developers who want to work on projects in a browser, including for prototyping or coding interviews. Teams needing enterprise integrations or self-hosted deployment may consider its Enterprise options.

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