Juicebox
7.2#4 in data storytelling toolsFrom $119 a monthFree planWebExtension
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TalkingMaps
5.9#20 in data storytelling toolsWebAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | Juicebox | TalkingMaps |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Juicebox lists 41 ATS integrations and 21 CRM integrations, and also supports CSV exports. | The AI assistant supports OpenAI, Anthropic Claude and Google Gemini; the documentation says user API keys are encrypted and stored per user. |
| Maker | The documentation credits Juice Analytics. | The site credits Federico Gianoli and Martino Boni (Tenoli) and says the project was sponsored and redeveloped by StudioGIS.eu. |
| Purpose | Juicebox is a web-based front end for creating data stories from hosted data services. | TalkingMaps creates interactive story maps that combine maps, text, multimedia, charts and geospatial data. |
| Support | The Business plan includes priority support by email, chat, and Slack, with guaranteed 24-hour response times shown in the plan comparison. | The documentation links to GitHub options to report a bug or request a feature. |
Juicebox plans
- Starter$119 a month
- Growth$199 a month
- Juicebox Agents$199 a month
- BusinessPriced on request
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TalkingMaps plans
No prices published.
Pick Juicebox if…
Juicebox suits recruiters looking for hard-to-find candidates, including teams at large companies and recruiting agencies. It may fit users who want natural-language profile search and automated sourcing or outreach options.
Pick TalkingMaps if…
It is intended for journalists, researchers, educators, planners and others who want to tell stories on maps. It suits users able to deploy and manage self-hosted software with Docker.