SeekTable review
Low-cost live database reporting with useful publishing and analysis controls.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
SeekTable is a web-based self-service business intelligence tool for exploring live data and creating operational reports. It suits individuals and teams that need pivot tables, charts, flat tables, drill-down analysis, scheduled delivery, exports, and shared or embedded reports without importing data into the reporting service. It supports web, API, and self-hosted deployments, with data connections for files, SQL databases, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, XMLA endpoints, and custom sources.
Pricing is split across personal use, collaboration, publishing, and managed deployment. The Free account includes supported data source connectors, PDF, Excel, CSV, and HTML exports, scheduled report subscriptions, and static web publishing. Team sharing costs $25 per team per month with annual billing and adds member and group management, secure sharing, and access control rules. Advanced publishing/embedding also costs $25 per user per month with annual billing, adding interactive published reports, parameterized reports, published exports, password-protected links, and secure embed token access. A managed dedicated server costs $250 per month with annual billing and includes a single-tenant installation, daily backups, a custom domain option, SSL, and selected sharing and publishing features.
The product’s main strength is breadth within operational reporting: users can combine live database access with pivot and chart analysis, exports in PDF, Excel, CSV, JSON, and HTML, scheduled delivery, web publishing, iframe embedding, and AI-assisted data analysis. Zapier and Microsoft Power Automate extend its workflow connections. Its fit is narrower for larger distribution requirements because the published viewer limit is 50. SeekTable is a sensible choice for low-cost live reporting, personal analysis, and modest team publishing; organizations needing broader viewer access should consider an alternative reporting platform.
SeekTable pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Live reporting from SQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch, and other sources
- Pivot, drill-down, chart, flat-table, and export capabilities
- Scheduled delivery, embedding, row-level security, and web publishing
- Where it doesn't
- Free access is intended for individual reporting
- Viewer capacity is limited to 50
- Team sharing and advanced publishing are separate subscriptions
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