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AnyChart vs ApexCharts

Both stand on data visualization libraries software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

AnyChart

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+5

Choose AnyChart if you need a JavaScript charting library with interactive dashboards, a broad chart family, and examples for web, desktop, and mobile integrations. Review the license boundaries carefully: website and internal licenses have specific restrictions, and SaaS use has separate plans.

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ApexCharts

Free plan Self-hostedWeb

Choose ApexCharts if you need interactive charts for an application or dashboard and its JavaScript integrations suit your stack. Organizations at or above $2 million USD in annual revenue need a Commercial License, and Premium-only features or support allowances may require a higher paid plan.

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The facts

AnyChartApexCharts
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onAndroid, API, iPhone, Linux, Mac, Self-hosted, Web, WindowsSelf-hosted, Web
Lowest paid planSaaS Annual: $499 a yearCommunity + Commercial: $199 per developer a year
Plans published85
MakerAnyChartApexCharts
Websiteanychart.comapexcharts.com
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AnyChart: what it does well

  • Product family includes chart, financial, map, and Gantt products.
  • More than 79 chart types across the product family.
  • Examples cover Angular, React, Electron, Vue, and other tools.
  • Mobile examples include Android, iOS, React Native, and Ionic.
  • Free licenses are available by application for education and nonprofit use.

What to know first

  • Website license excludes sites requiring login or authentication.
  • Internal license excludes SaaS, customer-facing, and redistributed use.
  • Free licenses are limited to non-commercial, education, and nonprofit organizations.

ApexCharts: what it does well

  • Includes line, bar, heatmap, treemap, pie, and other chart types.
  • Supports zooming, panning, scrolling, series toggles, and hover tooltips.
  • Responsive layouts can be configured for different screen sizes.
  • Keyboard navigation, ARIA attributes, and screen reader support are enabled by default.
  • Official wrappers and guides cover React, Vue, Angular, and Blazor.

What to know first

  • Organizations with $2 million USD or more in annual revenue need a Commercial License.
  • Storyboard and other named advanced features require Premium or OEM plans.
  • Community support through GitHub issues has no response-time commitment.

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