Infogram vs Visme Comparison 2026
Infogram's free Basic plan publishes charts and infographics publicly for nothing, with paid tiers from $19 a month billed yearly adding private projects, downloads and analytics. Visme's free plan allows unlimited projects with a limited template and asset selection, then $12.25 a month billed annually for unlimited storage and the full asset library. The axis is what stays live: Infogram's charts update automatically when the source data changes, which is the one feature Visme's listing does not describe in the same way.
At a glance
- Visme starts cheaper, at $12.25.
- Both have a genuinely free tier.
Side by side
Infogram | Visme | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price (they differ) | From $19 | From $12.25 |
| Pricing model | Free plan, paid tiers | Free plan, paid tiers |
| Free tier | Yes | Yes |
| Billing | Not stated | Not stated |
| Free trial | Not stated | None |
| API | Not stated |
Infogram
Charts and infographics tied to live data
Infogram builds charts, maps and infographics that stay connected to the data behind them, so a published graphic changes when the sheet it reads from does. Embeds behave in most content systems. The free Basic plan publishes publicly, and paying is mostly about private projects, downloads and taking the branding off.
Our note
The live data connection is the feature worth paying for, because it turns a graphic into something you do not have to remake each month. For a single static chart, Canva or a spreadsheet will get you there faster.
Only on this side
- Covers analytics
Visme
Design work that has to carry data
Visme is the design tool for the things with numbers in them: infographics, reports, decks and the charts inside them. Templates come with the data widgets already wired, so a chart is edited rather than drawn. That focus is what separates it from the general graphics tools, and it is also why a simple thumbnail is quicker somewhere else.
Why people weigh these two
- Visme instead of Infogram
- Visme from $12 with a free tier handles design work that has to carry data, wider than charts tied to a live source.
- Infogram instead of Visme
- Infogram ties charts and infographics to live data, with a free tier and plans from $19, a bit more than Visme for the same numbers-carrying job.
Which one should you pick
Choose Infogram if a graphic needs to update itself when the spreadsheet behind it changes, since that live connection is the actual product and it survives publishing to most content systems. The free Basic plan is enough for a blog that publishes publicly; private projects, downloads and branding removal need at least the $19 a month tier.
Choose Visme if the work is reports, decks and infographics that carry a lot of data rather than a single live chart, since templates arrive with data widgets already wired and presentations share the same editor. It is cheaper to start, $12.25 a month billed annually against Infogram's $19, with unlimited projects on the free plan, though month-to-month costs more than the annual figures shown.
Common questions
- Which one is cheaper?
- Visme's Starter plan is $12.25 a month billed annually, cheaper than Infogram's $19 a month tier, which is also billed yearly. Both list only their annual-billed rate, so a plain monthly price is not stated for either.
- Does Visme update charts automatically like Infogram?
- Visme's charts are wired to data so editing the numbers updates the graphic, but Infogram's specific feature is a published graphic that changes on its own when the source spreadsheet changes, without anybody reopening the file. Infogram's listing describes that live connection more explicitly.
- Can I publish for free on either one?
- Infogram's free Basic plan publishes publicly at no cost, which is enough for a blog. Visme's free plan allows unlimited projects too, but with a limited template and design asset selection and only 50 units of storage.
- Which one also makes presentations?
- Visme does, decks in the same editor as its reports and infographics, so a slide deck can share a look with a written report. Infogram is focused on charts, maps and infographics rather than presentation decks.
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