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Graphy app 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. Graphy app starts at $16, Infogram at $19. Both have a free tier.

Graphy appChart maker that turns a spreadsheet or a live Google Sheet into an interactive, embeddable graphInfogramInteractive charts, infographics, dashboards and maps in the browser, with AI suggesting layout and chart type

Side by side

FactGraphy appInfogram
CategoryData Visualization & ChartsData Visualization & Charts
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at$16 seat_month$19 month
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWebWeb
CompanyGraphyPrezi, Inc.
Launched2019—
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 6, 2026

What our research says

Graphy app

Graphy's useful trick is that the output is a live embed rather than a PNG, so a chart in an investor update or a blog post keeps working — and on the Business tier keeps refreshing from a Google Sheet — instead of going stale the day you export it. The AI prompt for picking a chart type is convenience, not the reason to buy. Where it falls down is the free tier, which caps at five charts and puts a logo on everything, and the per-seat pricing, which adds up on a team that only occasionally makes a graph.

Pros

  • Charts publish as interactive links and embeds, not static exports
  • Google Sheets connection auto-refreshes published charts on the Business tier
  • Brand kits, custom colours and logo removal on paid tiers
  • Password-protected links for charts that should not be public
  • Free tier is usable for a handful of charts with no card

Cons

  • Free tier caps at five charts and keeps the Graphy logo on them
  • Per-seat pricing rather than per-workspace, so occasional users cost full price
  • No API, so charts cannot be generated programmatically
  • Data connections are shallow — sheets and uploads, not warehouses

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 Graphy app if you need

  • Founders and marketers embedding charts in updates, decks and blog posts
  • Recurring metrics dashboards that should refresh from a Google Sheet rather than be re-exported
  • Anyone who wants a shareable interactive chart without setting up BI tooling

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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