Cloud-based business intelligence platform that turns raw data into real-time insights with drag-and-drop dashboards and team collaboration tools.
Best Metabase Alternatives
Metabase: Open-source analytics platform to build interactive dashboards, automate data prep, and enforce enterprise-grade security. Below are the tools in our catalog that cover the same features, grouped by the job they replace, with pricing side by side.
Interactive dashboards & self-service analytics
Replaces Metabase for: Interactive dashboard creation with drag-and-drop interface · Ad hoc querying and data exploration without SQL knowledge · Self-service analytics for non-technical users
Embeddable analytics & integration
Replaces Metabase for: Embeddable analytics for integration into other applications · Dashboards, reports, and self-service exploration · Embedded analytics with APIs for external integration
A low-code platform for developer teams to build internal admin panels, dashboards, and portals with AI assistance and flexible deployment options.
Metabase vs. alternatives at a glance
| Tool | Pricing | Monthly visits | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metabase | Freemium, from $100 | 425K | |
| Domo | Contact for Pricing, from Free | 1.6M | Compare |
| Dremio | Paid, from $0.20 | 115K | Compare |
| Looker | Paid | — | Compare |
| Power BI | Contact for Pricing | — | Compare |
| UI Bakery | Freemium, from $20/m | 240K | Compare |
| ToolJet | Freemium, from $1 | 73K | Compare |
| Basedash | Free Trial, from $1000/m | 67K | Compare |
Questions
- What is the best alternative to Metabase?
- Domo is the top pick in our catalog, followed by Dremio and Looker. Picks are based on the features each listing describes.
- Is there a free alternative to Metabase?
- None is completely free, but UI Bakery and ToolJet have a free plan.
- Which Metabase alternative is the most popular?
- Domo, with about 1.6M visits a month — the highest measured traffic among the tools on this page.
- How are these alternatives chosen?
- We compare what each tool in our catalog says it does against Metabase's own feature list — category is ignored, so a tool filed elsewhere can still qualify. Matches are grouped by the job they replace. Nobody pays to appear here.