Google Charts

In comparison to Microsoft Power BI, Google Charts has more ease of use for businesses who simply need a way to visually display their data from their reports. Although Power BI may be more robust in more complicated data compilation, Google Charts can still be able to do some of the basics that Power BI delivers.

As our company heavily utilizes Google products, when we first looked into the tool to help us to present our data, we were looking if we could find anything that is from Google and can satisfy our basic needs. Google Charts fit in it very well. That does not mean we are not using Microsoft products. It is just we found something that suits us well.

Google Charts was more useful in creating quick charts especially in charts that needs to be integrated with Google Products as it has a built-in integration with them.

Google Charts is free so it was a no brainer for our company to use. There may be other products out there that have more functionality or are easy, but they are not free.

I've used D3.js and Google Charts, in my opinion, is easier to use and more accessible. But D3.js is much more visually flexible and has a lot of different use cases if we compare it to this service. So I think Google Charts is suitable for dashboards and applications that doesn't need a very attractive design, compared to D3.js which can be used on the front-end and more visually focused applications.

When compared to Tableau Desktop, Google Charts has a much higher ROI. Because our analysts and marketing specialists can use Google Charts to create basic visualizations around case and customer growth without having to make huge media spend in the tool. Since we don't have to create complex custom charts using programming languages or do advanced statistical analysis, we don't need a tool like Tableau Desktop. But in the future, we are planning to do some predictive modeling and regression analysis to predict customer behavior for campaign targeting, for which we may need Tableau.

Google Charts is great because it is free. There are not really other options that are out there that offer as much as Google Charts does without the cost, so no other software really stacks up.

I also would like to add Chart.js to the list, although it was not a searchable option. Google Charts is hard to beat, considering how effective it is, and that there's no need for an enterprise subscription. It's got basically any sort of chart or timeline or trend tracker you could need, and basically all of it is customizable.

Having used other powerful BI tools, Google is still not upto the mark. But it does a decent job for a free tool.

We have not really tried any other software for this purpose other than Google Charts because it is free and has worked very well for us.

It is a reliable tool and its free version definitely stacks up against a lot of other paid versions of other software. So if you are using anything else, it is definitely worth checking out Google Charts.

Google Charts is one of the better software for data visualization because it is free. You can’t beat that!

Google Charts is better than any other alternative because it is free. It is a bit difficult to customize, so there may be better softwares out there depending on the complexity of what you are trying to do.

Google Charts is one of the best tools out there because it integrates perfectly with Google Drive and Google Sheets, etc.

Google Charts does offer a lot of functionality and it is also free which is why it is a great choice for our team. We are always looking for free solutions that are out there.

Smartsheet integrates better with JIRA out of the box so we primarily use Smartsheet for visualisation of our Sprint breakdown. However, when reporting to higher-ups, we use Google Charts as the flexibility is far greater. We can better make visualisations that suite our company theme with Google Charts which reflects well.

There are very many other softwares out there that are as intuitive as Google Charts and that is what makes it great.

Our teams were already using Google's G suite and as google charts simply came tagged along with it, they were more than happy to go with google charts given its capabilities. Though we have another BI solution in place but teams mostly work with google charts and export their output to BI tools advanced insights

Google Charts stacks up better since it is free and does not have the constant pressure for cost overruns, add-ons, annual maintenance and implementation services. The speed of using Google Charts is quick, saving users potentially weeks in getting up and going. For the readers of websites with limited resources, the application shows up nicely is look and feel with charts. Great way of showing data visually.

Chart.js is another javascript alternative to Google Charts. It outputs charts in Canvas elements rather than SVG, so it's a bit easier to manipulate and make responsive.

For both the tools you need a good programming knowledge but this is not the case with Google Charts.

I honestly have no used others. This was my first in my field. But I can say it's been a joy to work with and I don't see myself or my organization using any other platform or program.

Went with Google Charts directly. Integrates with other Google apps that we use seamlessly.

We selected Google Charts because it is a free tool and is a part of the GSuite.

We have not really used any other products, but we do not really need a reason to because this one has worked so well for us.