Alternatives
Best Redash alternatives in 2026
Redash is open-source query and dashboard tool that connects to many data sources. These 11 alternatives come from the same rankings, ordered by editorial score. Connected products carry a small, disclosed lift.

Ranked alternatives
- 1
Power BI
Also runs on Windows. The broadest report builder here, with a free Desktop app and a browser service for sharing. Report design is limited to Windows, and sharing needs a paid Pro or Premium license.
Best for Microsoft-based teams building shared business reports
WindowsWebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 2
Tableau
Also runs on Windows, macOS. Highly flexible visual analysis with many data connectors and sharing options, but paid per-user licenses and a free edition that publishes publicly. Power BI is the usual lower-cost alternative.
Best for Interactive dashboards for analysts and larger teams
WindowsmacOSWebSubscription
- 3
Metabase
Open source dashboards with a query builder and SQL editor, free to self-host. Permissions, SSO and caching need paid plans, and it is built for questions more than design-heavy reports.
Best for Self-service questions and dashboards on a database
WebSelf-hostedFree plan, paid upgradesOpen source
- 4
Data Studio
Free, browser-based dashboards with built-in connectors and easy embedding. Report building happens only in the web editor, and connector quality depends on each source.
Best for Free dashboards from Google and other connected sources
WebFree
- 5
Apache Superset
Open source under Apache-2.0, with dashboards over SQL databases. It needs a server and setup first, so it suits data teams more than people who want a ready-made service.
Best for Self-hosted dashboards for data teams
WebSelf-hostedFree and open sourceOpen source
- 6
KPI Master*
A free browser tool that turns CSV, Excel, JSON or XML into key numbers, trends and charts without uploading the file. It is a one-off analysis tool, and no account stores past analyses between visits.
Best for One-off analysis of a file in the browser
WebFree
- 7
Streamlit
An Apache-2.0 Python framework that turns scripts into shareable data apps and dashboards without front-end code. It is a framework rather than a point-and-click tool, so business users cannot build their own charts in it.
Best for Python developers who build internal data apps
WebSelf-hostedFree and open sourceOpen source
- 8
Grafana
Open source dashboards for metrics, logs and traces, built around monitoring. Its strength is operational data, and business reporting fits the BI tools above better.
Best for Monitoring dashboards for servers and applications
WebSelf-hostedFree plan, paid upgradesOpen source
- 9
Dash
An MIT-licensed Python framework for interactive dashboards, with fine control over layout and callbacks. It takes more code than a script-based tool, and paid hosting from Plotly is optional.
Best for Python developers building custom interactive dashboards
WebSelf-hostedFree plan, paid upgradesOpen source
- 10
Datawrapper
Charts, maps and tables for publishing, with a free plan that embeds visuals. The free plan shows attribution, and PDF and SVG downloads need the Pro plan.
Best for Published charts and maps for articles and websites
WebFree plan, paid upgrades
- 11
Flourish
No-code interactive charts, maps and stories with a free plan for learning and public projects. Free public visuals show attribution, and some Canva and PowerPoint features need paid plans.
Best for Interactive stories and maps for publishing
WebFree plan, paid upgrades
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