Infogram

Infogram is a web and API platform for turning data into interactive charts, maps, infographics, dashboards and presentations. It fits professionals, publishers and teams that need connected data and embeddable visuals rather than static graphics alone. The free tier is a useful personal starting point, but sustained business work quickly runs into project and collaboration limits.

Overview

Infogram combines infographics, charts, maps, reports, dashboards, slides and social-media graphics in one publishing workflow. A project can include custom tooltips, clickable elements, video, GIFs and animation, then be published online or embedded in a website, blog or presentation without coding. Embedded visuals update when the source project is edited, which makes the platform particularly suitable for dashboards and recurring reports.

The company was founded in 2012 by Uldis Leiterts, Raimonds Kaze and Alise Semjonova, and is now part of Prezi. Its offices are in Riga, Budapest and San Francisco. Infogram describes SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, firewalls, intrusion detection and encryption for data in transit and at rest; that security positioning is more relevant to organizational buyers than to occasional personal use.

Key features

Infogram offers more than 35 customizable chart types and more than 800 maps overall. Basic narrows that to 13 map types, while Pro opens the larger map library. This is a strong range for varied data stories, although users on the free tier will encounter a meaningful selection limit.

Its AI can create visuals, recommend charts, adjust content and convert images into data. Pro additionally includes an AI image maker. These tools can speed up preparation, but the core value remains the breadth of charting and publishing options rather than AI alone.

Data connections cover Google Drive spreadsheets, Dropbox and JSON feeds, plus MySQL, PostgreSQL, Amazon Redshift, Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server. Named media integrations include YouTube, SlideShare, Flickr, Giphy and IFrame. Business adds SQL connectors and IFrame integrations, making that tier a better fit for organizations that need live or managed data sources.

Infogram also advertises a developer API, with API support included in Enterprise. Enterprise support adds priority assistance, a dedicated account manager and personalized training, benefits aimed at larger deployments rather than individual creators.

Pricing

Infogram uses a freemium model. Basic has no published price and supports one user, more than 35 interactive chart types, up to 10 projects, up to five pages per project, 13 map types and online publishing. It is appropriate for personal experiments or a small number of finished visuals, but the 10-project ceiling and five-page limit make it a poor long-term workspace for an active content team.

Pro costs $19 a month, billed annually. It raises capacity to 100 projects, adds more than 100 premium templates, more than 800 map types, an AI image maker, HD image and video downloads and privacy controls. This is the sensible upgrade for an individual professional who needs export quality, privacy and a wider visual library.

Business costs $67 a month, billed annually. It allows up to 1,000 projects and unlimited pages per project, with brand logos, colors, fonts and image assets, basic analytics, SQL connectors and IFrame integrations. Those controls justify the higher price for branded communications and data-connected publishing, but they are unnecessary for occasional personal work.

Team costs $149 a month, billed annually, for one team of 3–10 users. It includes up to 3,000 projects, real-time collaboration, commenting and content-engagement analytics. Choose it when several people must build and review content together; it is difficult to justify for a solo creator.

Enterprise has custom pricing and supports multiple teams, 10+ users, a custom branded theme, SSO, API support and HTML export. It is the tier for larger organizations with identity, deployment and account-management requirements.

Platforms

Infogram is offered on the web and through an API. Its browser-based publishing model suits teams sharing links and embeds, while the API provides a route to developer-led workflows on Enterprise.

Who it's for

Basic suits personal users making a limited set of interactive visuals. Pro is aimed at independent professionals who need downloads, privacy controls and more projects. Business fits organizations managing branded, data-connected output, and Team is designed for collaborative production across 3–10 users. Enterprise is appropriate when multiple teams, SSO, API support or dedicated assistance are requirements.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Broad visual coverage: More than 35 chart types and more than 800 maps support many kinds of data storytelling.
• Strong publishing workflow: No-code embeds and automatic updates keep published visuals current.
• Serious data connectivity: Spreadsheet, feed and database connections extend beyond simple manual uploads.
• Clear progression for teams: Business, Team and Enterprise add branding, collaboration, analytics, security and API capabilities in distinct steps.

Cons

• Free capacity is tight: Basic stops at 10 projects, five pages per project and 13 map types.
• Key business functions cost more: Branding, SQL connectors and unlimited project pages begin with Business at $67 a month billed annually.
• Collaboration is expensive for small groups: Team starts at $149 a month billed annually and requires 3–10 users.
• Several prices are custom or undisclosed: Basic and Enterprise do not have published prices, complicating upfront budgeting.

Alternatives

Visme is a broader web, Windows, macOS and iOS option; choose it when cross-platform availability and presentation storage matter more than Infogram’s database connections.

MilleMots is better for mobile-first infographic creation on Android and iOS, with a free allowance of three infographics per month.

Piktochart suits web users who want a free tier with team support, storage and AI credits before moving to its paid plans.

Datastory is an alternative for web-based visualizations with a free Starter plan that includes up to three team members and monthly AI credits.

GetInfographic is an API, extension and web alternative focused on credit-based generation.

InfographicMaker.org is a web option centered on infographic drafts, templates and brand kits.

Jeda.ai is a web-based AI workspace with a free trial and free White Belt plan.

MakeInfographic.ai is a web alternative built around monthly generation credits and infographic quotas.

For more options, browse AI Infographic Makers, Infographic Makers, Data Storytelling Tools, Data Visualization Software and Infographic Software.

Verdict

Choose Infogram when you need interactive, embeddable data visuals backed by varied charts, maps and live data connections. Its strongest case is professional or team publishing, where Business, Team or Enterprise features support branding, collaboration and governance. Look elsewhere if you only need occasional static infographics, a generous free project allowance or a lower-cost collaborative plan.