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Wolfram Mathematica

4.6

(169)

Pricing

Starting at $335.00 one time

About Wolfram Mathematica

Wolfram Mathematica is a technical computing solution that provides businesses of all sizes with tools for image processing, data visualization and theoretic experiments. The notebook interface enables users to organize documents including texts, runnable codes, dynamic graphics and more.

Wolfram Mathematica allows businesses to visualize statistical, financial or geographic information in chart formats such as bar, pie, bubble, sector, histogram and more. It lets users conduct statistical analysis through data smoothing, hypothesis tests, cluster analysis, random sampling and other methodologies. Additionally, the image processing module enables users to create, import and manipulate image properties including brightness, color, alignment and segmentation.

Wolfram Mathematica comes with an application programming interface, which lets businesses integrate the system with several third-party solutions. It is available on monthly and annual subscriptions. Support is extended via live chat, phone, documentation and other online measures

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Wolfram Mathematica Pricing and Plans

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Wolfram Mathematica User Reviews

Overall Rating

4.6

Ratings Breakdown

68%

27%

Secondary Ratings

Ease of Use

4.2

Value for money

4.2

Customer support

4.2

Functionality

4.7

sam n.

Verified reviewer

Business Supplies and Equipment

Self-Employed

Used daily for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed December 2019

Makes hard math easy

Previously 5

Great powerful app/software that makes hard math easy

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Previously 5

Functionality

Previously 5

Pros:

It is a really powerful tool that can make large equations and problems solvable in a quick short time

Cons:

The learning curve and user interface are not the best and can take time to learn and to use to the full capability.

Jonathan W.

Verified reviewer

Research

10000+ employees

Used weekly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed January 2020

Engineering Grad Student Review of Mathematica

Overal really useful if you know how to use it and particularly strong at analytical calculus and symbolic equations. Otherwise the language is a little clunky. If more people used it, it would be more valuable.

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Pros:

Mathematica is really great at solving symbolic math equations. Unrivaled in my opinion. Analytical solving is a breeze with this and it is intuitive how it all appears, as if you wrote it on a sheet of paper. That is its best feature. Otherwise it has a lot of really cool math functionality for analzying data. I particularly have used it for signal processing.

Cons:

Well it is like learning another programming language so you have to get over that barrier. It is hit or miss with other people who know how to read the software or even use it. The only reason I used it was because I found Wolfram Alpha online as an undergrad and when I became a grad student I found out the previous grad students used it. I'd say its programming language is a little clunky, compared to some competitors. And its not open software.

Reasons for switching to Wolfram Mathematica

Mathematica was free at the University of Washington but MATLAB wasn't. Also MATLAB is clunky for solving symbolic math and I was excited to use Mathametica to do calculus.

Adriel O.

Verified reviewer

Research

2-10 employees

Used other for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed August 2021

Not worth the Price

Not worth the money - get SageMath instead

Ratings Breakdown

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Value for money

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Pros:

It makes symbolic algebra easy for laymen

Cons:

Any features in Mathematica are replicated and performed much better by free software, like SageMath or JACAL. The syntax also lends itself to erros, which can be resolved only by copy-pasting the exact same syntax from another source

Arshad A.

Verified reviewer

Higher Education

501-1000 employees

Used weekly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed October 2021

Wolfarm Mathematica.

I like wolfarm mathematica for its powerful exceutional engine that makes it able to simulate or visualize data very well.

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Value for money

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Functionality

Pros:

Mathematica has a great graphics user interface, and it does a fantastic job. It also has a lot of other advantages. It has a huge array of codes and library, though complex but powerful. Mathematica is without a doubt one of the most powerful programmes we use and has a very large and active online society to help in problems.

Cons:

What I find difficult about it is its learning curve, as Wolfram is a large language that can take some time to understand and use comfortably. Apart from that, I have no complaints about Wolfram Mathematica because it meets all of my requirements.

Reasons for switching to Wolfram Mathematica

Because it is easy to use and has a lot more features in comparison.

Tanner H.

Verified reviewer

Financial Services

2-10 employees

Used monthly for less than 6 months

Review source

Reviewed April 2025

Wolfram Review

Ratings Breakdown

Ease of use

Functionality

Pros:

the visualizations, interactive notebook that is dynamic and graphs that make it easier to understand

Cons:

steep learning curve and expensive. limited community support can make it take a while to figure out how to make it work, but owrth it after

Emanuela G.

Verified reviewer

Construction

Self-Employed

Used daily for free trial

Review source

Reviewed August 2022

Differential geometry problems visualisation

The latest version is packed with advanced algorithms in geometring computing and is develope geometric computation. Wolfram Mathematica version13 is a package of symbolic mathematics wich integretes cartesian geometry and euclidean geometry, parametric geometry and differential geometry. The new features emphasize shapes and performance and let me to easily model geometric regions and analyze them. For the first time I can to fully integrate generation, analysis, and rendering of geometrical structures. The same regions can also be used as specifications for many high-level solvers, including algebraic and partial differential equation solving. The possibilities of Mathematica are endless.

Ratings Breakdown

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Value for money

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Pros:

I became familiar with the "Mathematica" calculation tool, used for numerical and symbolic computation and for 2D and 3D graphics. I learned to apply it to geometry, to differential calculus and to the management of experimental data in physics Only with intensive use of Wolfram Mathematica , I've see Einstein's theory of relativity in real life and the Riemann Tensor and the Curvature of Ricci , after designed ellipses, torus, hyperboloids and Calabi- Yau spaces. Wolfram Mathematica it's a special tool for the visualization of differential geometry.

Cons:

1.By default, autosave to a Mathematica notebook is missing and the notebook can disappear along with several hours of work, when I forget to manually save. 2. It happened to me. I have imported a dxf file generated in AutoCAD into Mathematica and processed it, when I exported it, the file doesn't load successfully in AutoCAD.

massimo f.

Verified reviewer

Used daily for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed December 2017

It's the Macintosh of the interpreted software languages, it just works right out of the box!

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Pros:

The most critical feature of Mathematica (and Wolfram products in general) is that everything is seamlessly perfectly integrated. Everything is curated and maintained up to date. Competing platforms like Matlab sure offer a larger set of functionalities, but the integration of the many "packages" is too often very poor. In Mathematica, every package is fully integrated with the rest of the platform like no other software. Maybe you can say that Labview somehow reaches the same level of integration. Mathematica is a very flexible and multi-purpose software language that can be used for programming pretty much anything. New functionality like "Cloud-deploy" allow anybody to run algorithm made in Mathematica from anywhere in the world, from any device, with the only need of having an internet connection and a compatible browser.

Cons:

Some secondary functionalities like the Presentation notebook are not so well developed, yet. That said, I doubt many will ever use it.

Jeremy S.

Verified reviewer

Defense & Space

1001-5000 employees

Used weekly for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed January 2023

The best multi-purpose mathematical solver

Well designed, insanely well integrated and functional. The most powerful mathematical solver software I have ever used.

Ratings Breakdown

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Value for money

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Pros:

The sheer versatility of the product. It has so much depth and can be used to program and develop mathematical models with ease like no other product I have used before. To be able to call on information from the internet within your code or to add to your solution is mind-blowing. The well designed interface allows any user to easily keep track of their work and report the required results

Cons:

The only con I can say for Wolfram is that from time to time especially with too many variables and complex modelling the software would take some time to calculate and output. But the time is nothing compared to other platforms attempting to do the same projects.

Aniruddha S.

Verified reviewer

Mechanical or Industrial Engineering

2-10 employees

Used weekly for more than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed May 2022

Very good for computational mathematics

It’s amazing when you don’t need to write code and just need to analyse some data. It helps in speeding up work and great for college studies

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Pros:

The ease of solving differential equations as a Blackbox and the implementation of machine learning models without very specific knowledge is great

Cons:

Computation time exceeds often and the price is too high

Anand R.

Verified reviewer

Education Management

5001-10000 employees

Used daily for less than 2 years

Review source

Reviewed July 2020

Mathematica: one tool for all mathematics

I am very happy with the product. It helps me in my research on mathematical modeling.

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Value for money

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Pros:

Mathematica is very easy to use or user-friendly software. It covers a very wide range of mathematical operations that can be performed on it. Things I like the most about it are 1. The user-friendly script that can be written in very simple common language. 2. Support for algebraic symbolic calculations. 3. Faster processing.

Cons:

There is only one thing that I dislike about the product is its online module. While working on an online module on Mathematica it is very restricted and does not provide many options compared to the offline module. It needs to be upgraded.

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