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New purchases Business single-user Staying on the current version of Stata is now easier than ever. Multiple year subscriptions are available at a discounted rate. See the Multiyear tab for details. Perpetual licenses are also available. Contact us for pricing.

New purchases

Business single-user

Staying on the current version of Stata is now easier than ever. Multiple year subscriptions are available at a discounted rate. See the Multiyear tab for details. Perpetual licenses are also available. Contact us for pricing.

Annual

Multiyear

Stata/SE

For large datasets.

Stata/MP

Stata/MP: The fastest version of Stata (for dual-core and multicore computers) that can also analyze more data than any other flavor of Stata.

2-core

Faster & for the largest datasets.

Stata/MP
4-core

Even faster.

Stata/MP
>4 cores

Faster still.

Product features

Stata/SE

Stata/MP

Stata/MP: The fastest version of Stata (for dual-core and multicore computers) that can also analyze more data than any other flavor of Stata.

2-core

4-core

Maximum number of variables

Maximum number of columns/fields allowed in your dataset.

Up to 2,048 variables

Up to 32,767 variables

Up to 120,000 variables

Maximum number of observations

Maximum number of rows/records in your dataset.

Stata/MP holds up to 20 billion observations given the current largest computer, and is ready for more once computer hardware catches up.

Up to 2.14 billion

Up to 20 billion

Speed comparisons

Stata is fast.

Stata/MP is the fastest version of Stata and handles the largest datasets. All modern computers can take advantage of the advanced multiprocessing of Stata/MP. This means

Stata/MP2 runs almost two times faster that Stata/SE
Stata/MP4 runs almost four times faster than Stata/SE
Higher MP licenses run even faster

Read a more in-depth discussion of the speed advantages of Stata/MP.

Fast

Twice as fast

Almost four times as fast

Even faster

Time to run logistic regression with 10 million observations and 20 covariates

20 seconds

10 seconds

5.2 seconds

< 5.2 seconds

Maximum number of independent variables

Maximum number of explanatory variables allowed in a model. In the linear regression case, the maximum number of regressors.

798

10,998

65,532

Complete suite of statistical features

Linear models	Panel data	Survival analysis
Multilevel models	Treatment effects	Time series
GLM	ANOVA/MANOVA	Binary outcomes
Multiple imputation	SEM	Count outcomes
Survey methods	Exact statistics	Power and sample size
Contrasts	Marginal effects	GMM
FMM	Cluster analysis	Spatial autoregression
Multivariate methods	LCA	Bootstrapping
Basic statistics	Epidemiology	Programmable MLE
Simulation	Nonparametrics	and more ...
Bayesian analysis	Item response theory