orgchart.live vs TeamGraph

orgchart.live turns spreadsheets, pasted rows, PDFs and screenshots into organizational charts in a web browser. Its layout engine redraws charts as people move, aiming to limit overlaps and crossed lines. Shared links let people view a live chart with cursors; viewing needs no account, while editing requires sign-in. CSV and Excel files are parsed in the browser without sending the original spreadsheet file to the service. PDF and screenshot imports use model-based extraction, and the import dialog indicates this before selection. The pricing page lists PNG, PDF, SVG and editable PowerPoint exports; free PNG exports include a footer line. The Free plan is free and includes unlimited people and charts, spreadsheet import, live editing and PNG export. A 3-day pass is 4.99 USD once; Pro is $49 a year, and Business is $199 a year. Business adds sync with listed HR systems and directories. The web service is made by Hivetivity, which lists Atlanta, Georgia as its location.

TeamGraph is a free WordPress plugin for storing reusable people records and publishing them as an organization chart, card grid or directory list. Pages can include a view through a Gutenberg block or shortcode without a page builder. Grid and directory layouts provide live search plus department and location filters. A wp-admin Chart Builder lets administrators drag members to change managers and reorder the hierarchy. CSV import and export support roster maintenance, with a downloadable import template. Views use semantic HTML and keyboard navigation, and the chart works without JavaScript. The plugin says it makes no external requests or collects analytics, keeping data in the WordPress database. Uninstall preserves team data by default, with a setting to delete it. TeamGraph is available at free on WordPress.org and requires WordPress 6.4 or higher and PHP 8.0 or higher.