Tool profile
Infogram: cost, fit and limits
Infogram is a chart, map and infographic tool from Prezi, Inc. that builds interactive data visuals and dashboards for embedding on websites and in presentations, with AI features for chart suggestions and visual creation. It also offers a Team workspace.
What to know first
Infogram sells Basic free, Pro at $19 per month billed yearly, Business at $67, Team at $149 and a quoted Enterprise tier. Project counts are capped at 10, 100, 1,000 and 3,000 on the first four tiers. Live data connections begin on Pro. The privacy policy permits use of Public User Content to help train large language models, and does not say whether private content is included.
Infogram at a glance
| Maker | Prezi, Inc., United States |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | $19 per month, billed yearly, for Pro |
| API access | Yes |
| Category | Best AI Infographic Makers in 2026, rank 4 of 11 |
| Website | infogram.com |
Who Infogram is best for
Analysts publishing live charts
Data connections and live data begin on Pro, so a chart embedded on a website can refresh when its source sheet changes without a re-export.
Teams building map-heavy stories
The catalog lists 13 map types on Basic and 800-plus on Pro, along with custom and local map upload on Team.
Organizations with SQL data
Business adds SQL connectors and iframe integrations, which matters to teams whose figures sit in a database rather than a spreadsheet.
Infogram plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | 1 user, 35-plus interactive chart types, up to 10 projects, 5 pages per project, 13 map types and online publishing. |
| Pro | $19 per month billed yearly | Up to 100 projects, 10 pages per project, 100-plus premium templates, 800-plus maps, an AI image maker and live data connections. |
| Business | $67 per month billed yearly | Up to 1,000 projects, unlimited pages, brand assets, basic analytics, SQL connectors, version history and presenter notes. |
| Team | $149 per month billed yearly | One team of 3 to 10 users, up to 3,000 projects, real-time collaboration, commenting, engagement analytics and tracking links. |
| Enterprise | Custom quote, 10 or more users | Multiple teams, a custom branded theme, dedicated account manager, SSO, a 99.9 percent uptime SLA, API support and HTML export. |
Checked November 2026.
What Infogram does
- Interactive charts
- More than 35 chart types support custom tooltips, clickable elements, animations, videos and GIFs, so the chart itself can carry the story. Interactivity runs through the whole editor rather than being added after export.
- AI-Powered Everything
- The page describes visuals created by AI, chart suggestions, content adjustments and turning images into data, under named AI Infographic Maker and Chart Generator tools.
- Embedding that updates
- Projects embed on sites, blogs or presentations and update when edited, which keeps published numbers in step with the editor. Readers see the current version without anyone re-pasting a link or image.
- Video and GIF export
- MP4 and GIF downloads let a chart travel as a short clip for social channels or slides where an iframe will not run. The format fits channels where an interactive embed will not load.
- Presenter tools
- Business lists presenter notes and version history, which suits teams that revise a data story before a meeting. Team and Enterprise plans add collaboration and commenting for review rounds.
How Infogram handles your data
The privacy policy says Infogram may use Public User Content to help train large language models, improve its services and provide AI. It does not say whether private content is used. Personal data is kept while an account exists and for up to three years after, and backup copies of user content for users outside Designated Countries have no stated end date. The policy gives no hosting region and says processing happens inside and outside the United States. SOC 2 Type 2 appears only as a menu link, and Prezi states EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework certification.
Where Infogram falls short in practice
- Basic project cap. Ten projects with five pages each is little for a team that publishes weekly, and live data connections are not available until Pro. Pro lifts the limit to 100 projects.
- Steep jump to Business. Pro at $19 and Business at $67 leave a wide gap, and brand assets plus SQL connectors sit only on the higher tier. A team that needs only one of those features still pays the full price.
- Team seats are narrow. The Team plan covers one team of 3 to 10 users, and anything larger moves to a quoted Enterprise contract with 10 or more users.
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Infogram: common questions
Does Infogram train AI on my content?
The privacy policy says Infogram may use Public User Content to help train large language models, improve services and provide AI. It does not say whether private content is used, so ask the vendor in writing if your charts contain unreleased figures.
What is Infogram's price?
Pro is $19 per month, Business $67 and Team $149, all billed yearly. Basic is free and Enterprise is a custom quote. The pricing page shows an annual toggle with a 24 percent saving but lists only yearly-billed prices for paid plans.
Which Infogram plan has live data?
Data connections and live data are listed from Pro upward. Basic includes data import but no live connections. SQL connectors and iframe integrations are on Business, and API support is listed under Enterprise. Check what your own sources need. A database-driven team should look at Business first.
How many projects can I create in Infogram?
Basic allows up to 10 projects with 5 pages each. Pro allows 100 projects and 10 pages, Business 1,000 projects with unlimited pages and Team 3,000. If you publish often, the project cap may decide which plan you need. Check these caps against your publishing rhythm.
Is Infogram made by Prezi?
Yes. The terms say Infogram is a service of Prezi, Inc., and the homepage says Infogram trademarks are registered to Prezi, Inc. The terms list an address in Concord, California, which supports a United States headquarters. The pages we read name Infogram as a service of Prezi.