Org Chart Studio vs OrgChart Agile

Org Chart Studio is a web application for creating, updating, and sharing organizational charts. It imports Excel, CSV, and Google Sheets data, and its import intelligence can flag missing managers and correct some naming errors. Once imported, a chart can be edited in a spreadsheet-like table or through drag-and-drop on the desktop visual canvas. Users can select a theme or adjust chart colors, cards, and connectors, then export to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG, or CSV. PowerPoint exports use native shapes and text. The tool also supports MCP connections for AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to build and edit charts. Its free tier allows up to 10 charts with up to 2,500 people per chart, while free watermarked PNG exports are limited to charts of up to 250 people. Clean-export access is sold as one-time passes: $1.00 USD for one day, $5.00 USD for seven days, $10.00 USD for 30 days, or $100.00 USD for a year. Each pass covers all charts in the account and is sized by the largest chart. The privacy policy says chart data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

OrgChart Agile creates organizational charts, helps arrange agile teams, and assesses workforce resources. Its drag-and-drop editor offers templates, customizable fields, and live previews, while employee cards show details such as roles and contact information. Users can navigate from the whole organization to departments, teams, or roles and apply conditional formatting to chart boxes. Data can be brought in through CSV or Excel, People Express synchronization, SFTP, or dedicated APIs; charts can be exported to PDF. Reports cover headcount, roles, departments, and organizational changes. The product is available on web and through an API. Core costs €144 a year, or €12.00 per month billed annually, and Plus costs €192 a year, or €16.00 per month billed annually. Both plans show up to 100 boxes. A free, no-obligation 14-day trial is requested through a demo form. The maker describes Italian EU hosting and GDPR-aligned processing, as well as encryption, role-based access, authentication controls, monitoring, logs, and audit trails.