Sumboard vs Yurbi

Sumboard is a low-code platform for embedding interactive, customer-facing analytics in B2B SaaS products. It connects to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MS SQL Server, MariaDB, MongoDB, and REST APIs. Dashboards support interactive filters, period comparisons, scheduled email reports, PDF and Excel exports, and white-label customization. The SDK installs from npm and supports simple embedding, token parameters, and application filters. Sumboard says token-based authentication limits each customer to its own data. It does not store customer data except cached information, removed when the cache timeout expires. Servers are hosted in Europe on OVH infrastructure; Sumboard says it inherits certifications and standards including ISO 27001, GDPR, SOC 1, and SOC 2. Growth costs €199 a month and includes up to 10 embedded dashboards, unlimited viewers, up to 10,000 scheduled emails monthly, unlimited dashboards and data sources, and email support. Business costs €499 a month. A 30-day business-plan trial is available. Customer self-service dashboard building is planned, while teams can configure dashboards now.

Yurbi is a self-hosted embedded analytics platform for ISVs and SaaS teams that want to offer branded, multi-tenant reports and dashboards inside products they sell. Customers can build reports without code, use more than 20 chart types, and schedule delivery as PDF or Excel files. Reports, dashboards, or the full platform can be embedded with an iframe and API, with session-token SSO support. Native database drivers cover PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, and Oracle; ODBC sources include Snowflake, Redshift, BigQuery, and MongoDB Atlas. App Shield applies field-level data controls across reports, dashboards, exports, and scheduled email. Yurbi runs on customer infrastructure and queries application data read-only at runtime; the company says no outbound connection to 5000fish servers is required. Plans are $10,000 a year for Starter, $18,000 a year for Growth, $24,000 a year for Scale, and $30,000 a year for Unlimited. These cover up to 75, 250, 500, or unlimited named users, respectively, with one product, brand, schema, development license, and production deployment. A free trial provides full feature access for 14 days by default without a credit card.