Save time and render any Chart.js config - you won't have to learn a new chart format.
Unlimited customization includes multiple axes, custom fonts, compound, gradient, patterned charts, retina support, and more.
Open-source enables collaboration, avoids single points of failure, and prevents vendor lock-in with closed APIs.
| Community $0/month |
Professional $40/month |
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| License | GNU GPL v3 license | Full commercial usage | Full commercial usage |
| Features | Charts and QR codes No watermarks |
All Community features Chart URL shortener Custom chart plugins |
All Professional features Custom chart backgrounds Custom domain On-prem option |
| Limits | Rate limit enforced | 1 million charts/month 100,000 active short URLs No rate limits |
Unlimited charts Unlimited short URLs No rate limits |
| Network | Variable latency Shared servers |
Low-latency Dedicated server cluster |
Worldwide CDN High-performance cluster |
| Support | Best-effort email support | Priority support | Dedicated account manager |
| SLA | None | None | QuickChart SLA |
| No purchase required |
If you're not happy with your subscription within 30 days, contact us for a full refund - no questions asked. Cancellations after 30 days are prorated and granted immediately upon request.
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Chart rendering at scale can be surprisingly tricky. Our render workloads are load balanced and cached in order to failover gracefully and speed up subsequent renders.
We've scaled QuickChart so you don't have to. The service is distributed across multiple cloud providers in datacenters around the world.
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Founded in 2015, QuickChart (Alioth LLC) provides tools for developers who want to create charts, graphs, and other data visualizations. We are based in San Mateo, California.
As software engineers and marketers, we built QuickChart because other chart services left much to be desired in terms of function and customization. The first version of QuickChart was open-source and it quickly became one of the most popular ways to provision a chart render API.
Our aims at QuickChart are simple and straightforward:
Thanks for choosing QuickChart,
Ian Webster, CEO
[email protected]