Fitting plans for teams of every size

There are two ways to choose a plan: Sign up, then click on ☰ and “Settings” in the top right, then “My Plan” in the menu on the left (or simply click here to directly go there). You will arrive at a page on which you can select any of our available plans.

You can also write to [email protected]. We’re happy to create an account or upgrade a plan for you.

NGOs happily use our tool, and of course we recognize the financial constraints that such organizations are under. We gladly offer a 20% discount on annual and monthly Custom plans. Get in touch with us at [email protected] and we’ll set your account up.

We think it’s awesome when educators within the journalism field want to use Datawrapper as one of their teaching tools. Our powerful Free plan offers publishing of charts, maps, and tables as well as collaboration features: You’ll be able to organize your students’ charts with teams and shared folders according to topics, classes, or however you see fit.

The Free plan also offers PNG export, but we understand that this might be not enough for you. We gladly offer PDF and SVG export for students at journalism schools. Get in touch with [email protected] to ask us to set this up. If you’re teaching in a field unrelated to journalism, please write to us anyway and we can see what we can do for you.

Our Free plan enables you to create, publish, embed, and export Datawrapper visualizations as PNGs without limits. We offer such a strong free plan because we know that many of our current users and customers find out about Datawrapper through workshops, university classes, or by trying out the tool after seeing an embedded chart online. We want to make it as easy as possible to do that.

But we understand that relying on a service you don’t pay for can feel odd: there must be a downside, no? We promise: there is not. Even on the free plan, we guarantee:

• We won’t sell your data. Some companies turn the user into the product, but that is not our business model. All data you upload to Datawrapper is kept confidential and only belongs to your account.
• We won’t track your readers. Your embedded charts will not contain any code that tracks you or your readers. We’ve never done that, and we’ll never do that, regardless of your plan.
• Your charts are private. You decide when it’s time to share your charts with the world. Until you click “Publish,” your charts are visible only to you and your team.
• Published charts will stay online indefinitely. We will never delete or disable any of your Datawrapper visualizations that you’ve embedded somewhere. We stand by our pledge to keep all our users’ charts online.

All prices quoted are exclusive of VAT. Services are provided by Datawrapper GmbH, a limited liability corporation based in Berlin, Germany. Depending on your locality and tax status, additional VAT might be charged.

We offer payment via credit card for all plans and billing schedules. For annual plans, payment via invoice/bank transfer is also possible. If you have more questions about ways of payment, reach out to [email protected]

Yes. If you’re using the Custom or Enterprise plan, Datawrapper will provide a fully customized design theme for you, which includes your own fonts. You can either send the font files to us and have them hosted on our infrastructure, or you can send us links and we’ll load them from your site. We can also work with platforms such as TypeKit and load the fonts from there.

If you choose a plan with a design theme (e.g., the Custom plan), all charts, maps, and tables can be fully customized to fit your organization’s style guide. That can mean a change in font family, size, and color; in background color and the color palette of all charts; extra borders or padding; or adding a logo. For example, The Times asked us to add a black line on the top of their charts, De Tijd wanted a logo, and both of them requested a change in background color and custom typefaces. To customize your charts, please send us your style guide at [email protected]. We can work with all kinds of different formats, so just send us whatever you think gives the best indication of what you’re looking for. At a minimum, we recommend you include the following:

• Font family, size, and color for the headline, description, chart and footer
• Color palette (a primary color and list of colors that suit your brand)
• Logo (if you’d like to include it in the chart)

Once we’ve received your style guide, we’ll create an initial version of that design in your Datawrapper account. We’ll fine-tune the design with you to make sure everything fits.

The Datawrapper attribution appears if you use our Free plan. It allows your readers to discover how they too might be able to make similar charts. We want to democratize data visualization and enable content creators to tell their data-driven stories without needing special skills or lots of money, which is why we offer such an extensive free plan — and why the attribution remains important. To remove it, you’ll need to update to a Custom or Enterprise plan.

No. We limited chart views for free users a while ago, but changed that in December 2019. You can create and publish as many graphics as you want with any Datawrapper account, no matter how many people see them.

We’d be sorry to see you go. (Let us know your reasons so that we can improve our app!) But you don’t need to worry about your creations: Even if you discontinue your subscription, all your visualizations will stay online forever and remain visible to your readers.

You can cancel at any time. Simply email [email protected] and we’ll take care of it. Once cancelled, your account reverts back to our Free plan. Your existing published charts stay online.

Write to [email protected] and we’ll be happy to answer all the questions you might have (about Datawrapper, that is).

If you want to know how to create or customize certain chart and map types, visit our Academy to find dozens of how-to articles.

If you need to freshen up your chart design skills, visit our blog.

If you want to be kept updated about recent features, the “Datawrapper News” section of our blog and our Changelog might be useful.

And if you want to see what other users have created with Datawrapper, or need some inspiration, visit our Datawrapper River, which features hundreds of charts that other Datawrapper users built and which you can reuse.