Highcharts Pricing Overview
Highcharts at a glance
Pricing for Highcharts is available at https://shop.highsoft.com/.
| Name | Price | Features |
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| Non-commercial | $0.00 | You may use any Highcharts product for free during development and testing before you buy, or if you are a not-for-profit company (non-profit organisation, personal website or school project).
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| Commercial | Contact Us | Visit Highcharts for more information on pricing for commercial use.
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Easy to use, customization options and all the examples available. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Sometimes it feels that default color schemes look too simplistic. Maybe useful to have more color themes available.
The technical analysis tools usability for stocks could use an improvement. Especially when you compare it to specific APIs such as tradingview Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Highcharts provides some great data visualization software that we used for many years. It supports a ton of different graphic options and is simple to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Highcharts business model includes both open source and commercial offerings. When negotiating pricing for their commercial offering, we worked with our Sales person to come up with a reasonable price that we could leverage long-term. After several renewals at that price, a new Sales team member came back to us with revised pricing that took us from a support fee of 30% of what we initially paid for the license to a 91.3% support fee. After numerous interactions with the member of the Sales team and their Chief Sales Officer, they were unwilling to budge on our long-contracted terms. Rather than fighting it on a legal front, we opted to completely abandon the software. If you're using it for non-commercial purposes, by all means use Highcharts. But if you ever intend to commercialize the product using it, I'd recommend looking at something else, instead, for your data visualization requirements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
