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GraphicInfo vs Infogram

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. GraphicInfo starts at $9.90, Infogram at $19. Both have a free tier.

Side by side

FactGraphicInfoInfogram
CategoryGraphic Design & TemplatesData Visualization & Charts
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at$9.90 month$19 month
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWebWeb
CompanyGraphicInfoPrezi, Inc.
Launched2026
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

GraphicInfo

The useful idea here is that output is HTML rather than a flat picture, so you can nudge individual elements instead of rerolling the whole generation, and the chat loop handles the coarse revisions. The free allowance is large enough to judge output quality before paying. What undercuts it is opacity: credits are quoted in millions with no per-infographic cost, and there is no company name, country or address anywhere on the site.

Pros

  • Output is editable HTML, so single elements can be changed on canvas
  • Chat-based revision instead of restarting the generation
  • Six named layout modes cover the common infographic shapes
  • Free tier of 20,000 lifetime credits lets you judge quality before paying

Cons

  • Credits are quoted in millions with no stated cost per infographic, so plan capacity is unreadable
  • No company name, address or country is published anywhere on the site
  • Terms disclaim output accuracy and cap total liability at $100
  • No API

Infogram

Infogram's edge is that the output stays interactive and embeddable instead of exporting as a PNG, and the AI step mainly saves you the layout decision rather than doing the thinking. The tier structure is the weak spot: the jump from $19 Pro to $67 Business is where branding and analytics live, which is exactly what a company needs.

Pros

  • Interactive, embeddable output rather than flat exported images
  • 35+ chart types plus maps, tables, dashboards, slides and posters in one editor
  • AI suggests layout and chart type and condenses long text into bullets as a starting draft
  • Free tier covers one user and ten projects with the full chart library

Cons

  • Brand customisation and analytics only appear at $67/month Business
  • Advertised prices are annual rates; monthly billing is about 24% higher
  • No public API documented on the pages we read

Which one fits

Choose GraphicInfo if you need

  • marketers who need a decent infographic the same day
  • content teams that want to edit a generated layout rather than accept it
  • people who already have the data and just need a shape for it

Choose Infogram if you need

  • Newsrooms and marketers who need an embeddable interactive chart, not a static image
  • Recurring reports and dashboards built from imported data
  • Teams that want branded templates across many visualisations

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