Dashbreeze lets you ask questions of your business data and get AI-built dashboards. Free plan, paid plans from $24/month. See features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Dashbreeze is an AI-powered business analytics product. It lets people connect business data, ask questions in plain language and understand what is changing, why it is happening and what to do next. The idea is that answers come from a conversation rather than from building reports by hand.
The product covers three connected jobs: asking questions, preparing data and building dashboards. A user can ask why inventory dropped or what changed in support this week, then keep following up. When a visual helps, Dashbreeze adds charts, tables or metrics to the answer.
Dashbreeze is aimed at business teams rather than data engineers. The sources include spreadsheets, business apps and databases, and the dashboards it produces can be edited, shared and worked on by a whole workspace.
The site describes four steps. First, you ask a business question in plain language. Second, you connect the spreadsheets, databases and tools your business already uses, and Dashbreeze keeps supported sources synced automatically.
Third, you keep digging. You can follow up, compare periods, break things down and ask why, and the AI brings in charts, metrics and tables when they make the answer clearer. Answers are generated from workspace data and may need verification, according to the product's own note.
Fourth, you keep what is useful. Analysis can become a dashboard, be worked on with your team, or be shared so other people can explore the data. The AI can also draft a whole dashboard from a request, showing its assumptions and a proposed structure before anything is created.
The analysis side includes natural-language questions, follow-up conversation, AI analysis of the underlying data and visual answers. The dashboard builder lets users add charts, KPIs, tables and text, and generate or change content by describing what they want.
Customization is detailed. Blocks can be dragged, resized and arranged, chart types and fonts can be changed, and themes such as Dashbreeze Light, Dashbreeze Dark and Soft Pastel can restyle everything at once.
Data preparation is built in. Users can filter and sort tables, rename columns, fix types, join tables on matching columns and create calculated metrics. Automatic refresh keeps connected data current, and paid plans add version history and the option to remove Dashbreeze branding from shared dashboards.
Dashbreeze is an AI-powered business analytics product. Users connect their data, ask questions in plain language and receive answers, charts and dashboards. The dashboards can be edited, shared and worked on with a team.
Dashbreeze has a free plan at $0. Paid plans are Starter at $24 per month, Business at $57 per month and Professional at $166 per month. Yearly billing is listed as $288, $684 and $1992 respectively.
Yes to both. The free plan includes one published dashboard, one invited teammate and 100 AI credits, and it does not require a credit card. Every paid plan also includes a 14-day free trial.
It connects to Google Sheets, Airtable and Notion on the free plan. Paid plans add Google Analytics, Stripe, PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQL Server. Users can also upload files, and Shopify is listed as coming soon.
AI credits are what AI usage draws from. Free gets 100 credits once, and they never renew or expire. Paid plans get a monthly allowance of 3,000 on Starter, 7,000 on Business and 20,000 on Professional. Without credits, users can still use dashboards and connected data.
Yes. Dashboards can be shared by link, email invite, password-protected link or embed. Business adds private sharing and 20 read-only viewer invitations, and Professional offers unlimited viewer invitations.
Refresh speed depends on the plan: every 12 hours on Starter, every hour on Business and every 10 minutes on Professional. The product also offers a manual refresh mode.
It looks suited to them. The free plan and the $24 per month Starter plan cover spreadsheet and app data, and AI can draft dashboards without technical setup. Teams that need many sources or many published dashboards will need a higher tier.