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AnyChart review

#48 of 98 in Data Visualization SoftwareData Visualization Libraries Software

A developer-focused visualization library with broad chart coverage and commercial licensing.

4.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AnyChart is a JavaScript and HTML5 data visualization library for developers building interactive charts, dashboards, reporting interfaces, and embedded visual experiences. It fits teams that need charting inside web, desktop, iOS, or Android applications rather than a standalone hosted dashboard product. The library includes 69 chart types, interactive dashboard layouts, themes, customizable design controls, annotations, drawing tools, and technical indicators. It accepts data through JavaScript, XML, JSON, CSV, Google Spreadsheets, and HTML tables.

Pricing is organized around the type of product being built. Next Unicorn costs $49 per product for the current version, two developers, and one hour of support. Website costs $139 per product and includes three months of upgrades, one developer, no user authentication, and two hours of support. Internal costs $799 per product with one year of upgrades, one developer, internal user authentication, and two hours of support. SaaS Annual costs $499 per product per year for web or mobile products, 10 developers, one year of upgrades, and internal and external authentication. SaaS Perpetual costs $1,499 per product with two years of upgrades and support terms. Enterprise and OEM licensing provide customized terms. A free license is available for non-commercial, education, and nonprofit organizations.

Its strongest fit is embedded development where chart variety, design control, real-time updates, localization, and export flexibility matter. AnyChart supports PDF, PNG, JPG, SVG, Excel, and CSV exports, 194 predefined locale files, and adapters for files, spreadsheets, and HTML tables. Integrations include AngularJS, React, Ember, Meteor, NodeJS, Qlik, jQuery, ASP.NET, C#, MySQL, Python, and Ruby on Rails. Choose AnyChart when a product team needs a licensed visualization library across applications or deployment models. Choose another option if the priority is a hosted dashboard workspace rather than an embeddable developer library.

AnyChart pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 69 chart types, dashboards, annotations, and technical indicators
    • Supports streaming updates, multiple data formats, and broad export options
    • Integrates with frameworks, databases, and web and mobile applications
  • Where it doesn't
    • Commercial licensing starts at $49 per product
    • Licensing terms vary substantially by deployment and authentication needs
    • It is a developer library rather than a hosted dashboard service

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