Datawrapper
by DatawrapperDatawrapper creates charts and maps on web, mobile, desktop, Linux, APIs or self-hosted setups.
Charts, maps, dashboards and other visual formats can be created from source data with data visualization software. This guide helps buyers compare tools for reporting, sharing and analysis.
The comparison looks at free access, starting paid prices, dashboard formats, refresh scheduling, embedding, data sources, viewer limits and platform availability. Listings have no published ranking basis, and the order can change as the page is updated.
Datawrapper creates charts and maps on web, mobile, desktop, Linux, APIs or self-hosted setups.
Infogram suits individuals creating visual content, as well as businesses, organizations, and professionals considering paid plans.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Databox is a dashboard platform with web, Android, iOS and API access.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+1Open-source business intelligence software for self-hosted or hybrid setups.
Self-hostedPlotly creates interactive, embeddable dashboards with scheduled refresh in self-hosted deployments.
Self-hostedTableau provides hybrid data visualization software through self-hosted deployments, with a free plan.
Kibana creates interactive, embeddable dashboards on the web from Elastic and cloud data sources.
Klipfolio provides dashboard software on web, mobile, APIs and browser extensions.
CanvasJS creates interactive dashboards on web, mobile, desktop, Linux or self-hosted deployments.
Matplotlib is free chart and dashboard software for Linux, macOS, Windows, the web and self-hosted use.
AnyChart creates interactive dashboards across web, mobile, desktop, Linux, APIs or self-hosted deployments.
amCharts creates interactive, embeddable dashboards for web, APIs or self-hosted deployments.
Cluvio is a cloud dashboard service that runs on the web and through an API.
Superset suits teams that can manage a self-hosted data exploration and dashboard platform.
Yandex DataLens is an interactive dashboard service that runs on the web and through an API.
Cloud web app with hourly data updates, report scheduling and row-level access controls.
Looker may suit organizations that want governed data exploration, dashboards, embedded analytics, and natural-language queries.
ClicData is a dashboard platform with a free trial for web, mobile, desktop and self-hosted use.
Redash is free dashboard software for web or self-hosted use, with scheduled updates and embedded dashboards.
Highcharts Maps provides interactive maps with scheduled refresh on web, mobile, APIs or self-hosted deployments.
It suits marketing agencies that need to consolidate client marketing data and automate reporting.
Flourish describes Free for learning and exploring, Presenter for individuals preparing presentations and reports, and Publisher for teams publishing online.
Bokeh is free software for interactive web dashboards on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Google Charts builds interactive, embeddable charts for web and mobile from varied data sources.
Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or paid access. Google Charts and VTK are listed with free plans. Looker is listed as paid, with pricing available on request.
Use the dashboard type field to match the way you need to present information. Check scheduled refresh and embedded dashboard support if viewers need current displays inside another product.
Review listed data sources before choosing a tool. Viewer limits matter when dashboards go to a broad audience, so compare that field with the people who need access.
The list includes web, API, Linux, self-hosted, Windows and macOS options. Confirm the platform that fits your deployment or development setup before you choose.
When code must be read or changed, review the tool's licence and open-source status. Pricing notes can differ, so read the paid-from field and maker terms together.