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GNU PSPP vs StatPlus

GNU PSPP

7.0#16 in statistical analysis softwareFree plan
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StatPlus

7.7#4 in statistical analysis software
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FactGNU PSPPStatPlus
Data import formatsPSPP system and portable files; Gnumeric; ODS; PostgreSQL; TXT/delimited textText formats, XLS, XLSX, SPSS documents; Excel and Numbers data sources
Deploymentdesktopboth
Free planYesNo
PurposeGNU PSPP is a program for statistical analysis of sampled data and a free replacement for SPSS.StatPlus provides statistical tools and graphical analysis for fields including finance, biostatistics, economics, healthcare, and clinical research.
Regression modelsYesYes
Scripting supportYesNo
SecurityThe project provides a private mailing list for reporting GNU PSPP security vulnerabilities.The store says its order pages encrypt transmitted credit card data using the secure HTTP protocol.
Statistical testsYesYes
SupportThe project directs general questions to the pspp-users mailing list and says developers cannot promise an immediate response to bug reports.The store says paid users receive unlimited technical support during one year or more and priority support.

GNU PSPP plans

  • GNU PSPPFree

StatPlus plans

  • Commercial Package — single license$160 a month
  • Student Package — single license$60 a month
  • Academic/Non-Profit Package — single license$100 a month
  • Student — Windows, single license$60, paid once
  • Student — macOS, single license$89, paid once
  • Academic/Non-Profit — Windows, single license$100, paid once

Pick GNU PSPP if…

PSPP may suit statisticians, social scientists, and students analyzing sampled data who want SPSS-compatible syntax and files. It is also an option for users who need a graphical or command-line interface and support for scripting.

Pick StatPlus if…

It suits analysts and researchers needing established statistical procedures across desktop, web, or mobile access. Separate student and academic/non-profit licenses are available with eligibility restrictions.

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