Dashtera is a no-code dashboard platform for BI, engineering and finance. Free plan; paid plans from $20/user/month. See features, pricing and verdict.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Dashtera is a data visualization and dashboarding platform that lets users build responsive dashboards without writing code. The company positions it as a single platform for business intelligence, engineering and science, and finance and trading, with the stated goal of saving on licensing and training costs across departments.
It handles data from uploaded files, SQL databases, streaming sources and datasets created inside the tool. The website highlights performance with large volumes of data, including hundreds of data feeds at millisecond-level intervals shown at full precision, without the down-sampling that some tools use to keep charts responsive.
Users start by bringing in data. Files in CSV, JSON, XML, XLSX and Parquet formats can be uploaded, SQL databases can be queried, and live sources such as WebSockets or Prometheus can be connected. Datasets can also be created on the fly inside the tool.
Dashboards are then assembled in a dashboard editor, where charts, maps, KPI panels and other visuals are placed and configured. Drill-down, drill-through, filtering, grouping, aggregation and functions help users explore the data. Finished dashboards can be shared in Viewer mode, exported as PNG, or turned into PDF reports.
The chart library is the main draw. It spans basic charts, XY charts, 3D charts, bar charts, polar charts, technical analysis charts, statistics charts and maps. The Finance & Trading plan adds 100+ technical indicators and 30+ drawing tools, while the Engineering & Science plan adds scientific charts, polar charting and advanced XY and 3D charting.
Other tools include a KPI panel, playback, a video panel, themes and machine learning models for prediction and classification. Real-time streaming charts and waveform charts are sold as an add-on. An AI dashboard assistant that suggests charts and organizes dashboards is listed as coming soon, so it should not be counted on today.
Dashtera is a data visualization and dashboarding platform that lets users build dashboards without coding. It supports file imports, SQL databases and real-time data streams, and offers charts, maps and machine learning add-ons.
Dashtera has a free Basic plan. Paid plans cost $20 per user per month (Business Intelligence), $40 (Engineering & Science) and $50 (Finance & Trading), with yearly options at $200, $400 and $500 per user. Add-ons are priced separately.
Yes. The Basic plan is free with no credit card required, limited to 3 charts per dashboard, 500 data points and 100 MB of storage. Paid plans show a Start Free Trial option and can be canceled anytime.
It imports CSV, JSON, XML, XLSX and Parquet files. Listed connectors include PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Oracle, Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks, Prometheus and WebSockets. Availability varies by plan.
Yes. Dashtera offers an on-premises system with a private database, a hosted private system, OEM and white-label options, and a source code option for enterprises. Pricing for these is not shown on the site.
It suits business intelligence, engineering, science, and finance and trading teams, particularly those working with large or real-time datasets from IoT, telemetry, industrial or market sources.
Yes, as a $10 per user per month add-on. It is described as providing models for prediction, classification and data-driven automation.
Yes. Viewer mode allows confidential dashboards to be shared securely within an organization, and non-confidential ones to be shared publicly or with external audiences.