Las Vegas, Nevada — October 12, 2025 — Leads & Copy — As Wild Alaskan scaled its data platform, Snowflake costs grew unpredictable and required constant manual intervention. With Yuki, the company cut compute waste, stabilized query performance, and gained predictable budgets in under a month.
At Coalesce 2025, Yuki will debut its dbt-native integration, designed to give analytics engineers direct visibility into cost and performance at the model level. This allows users to see costs per model, tune warehouse sizes per model, track impact over time, and adopt an investigate, optimize, verify loop.
According to Yuki’s CTO, Amir Peres, dbt has become the backbone of modern analytics engineering. With Yuki’s new dbt-native Model‑Level Warehouse optimization, teams can finally connect performance and cost — making FinOps part of the analytics workflow, not an afterthought.
This feature is now live for all Yuki customers. Users can access the “dbt” tab in Yuki’s interface to review execution summaries, model timelines, change histories, and initiate warehouse sizing adjustments per model.
Yuki will showcase the Wild Alaskan Company case study during Coalesce 2025, sharing how customers cut +40% of Snowflake compute on average with zero engineering effort. Attendees can see a live demo of both the dbt integration and Yuki’s dynamic warehouse optimization platform and get access to Yuki’s latest dbt repo.
Yuki is the real-time optimization platform for Snowflake. Enterprises use Yuki to cut their data costs by automatically right-sizing warehouses, consolidating queries, and forecasting spend. With one-hour onboarding and enterprise-grade governance, Yuki delivers predictable costs without disrupting performance or engineering teams.
Crystal Lee, VP of Data Science & Analytics at Wild Alaskan Company, said that Yuki gave the company instant cost visibility and optimization, without pulling engineers off product work. She added that they are running a leaner, faster data platform that scales with growth.
Contact: Perry Tapiero, Public Relations, perry@yukidata.com
Source: Yuki
