Ubiq review
A database-focused BI tool for teams that need interactive dashboards, not infographic design.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Ubiq is business intelligence and reporting software for teams that need to analyze data from supported databases. It combines SQL querying with drag-and-drop chart and report creation, then presents results in interactive dashboards. That makes it a better fit for operational reporting than for teams whose main goal is designing standalone infographics. Dashboards can include charts, tables, metrics, and filters, with drill-down analysis for exploring results.
Database connectivity and reporting are central to the product. Ubiq supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Amazon RDS, Amazon Redshift, AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud SQL, and its product description also covers local, remote, cloud, and private-network data sources. Automatic refreshes, calculated fields, custom formulas, and scheduled email reports support ongoing analysis. Teams can assign creator and viewer roles, share dashboards in a browser, and export reports as PDF, images, or CSV. These capabilities suit teams that need data views they can refresh, explore, and distribute, rather than a primarily visual infographic workflow.
According to the vendor's pricing page, all listed plans are monthly: Individual costs $29 for 1 user and 3 dashboards; Small Team costs $59 for 3 users and 10 dashboards; Medium Team costs $89 for 5 users and 15 dashboards; Large Team costs $149 for 10 users and 30 dashboards; and Very Large Teams costs $299 for 20 users and 60 dashboards. Every plan includes unlimited databases and charts, plus the drag-and-drop chart creator and report designer. A 14-day free trial is available, but there is no free plan. Choose Ubiq when SQL access, database connections, and interactive operational dashboards matter more than infographic-specific design; teams seeking dedicated infographic creation should look elsewhere.
Ubiq pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Query supported databases with a SQL editor or drag-and-drop builders
- Interactive dashboards include filters, metrics, tables, and drill-down analysis
- Connect multiple databases and schedule reports for email delivery
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; monthly plans start at $29
- Dashboard and user limits vary by paid plan
- Focused on analytics and reporting, not dedicated infographic creation
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