What is this website?
Draxlr is a browser tool for dashboards on a SQL database. The homepage lists a visual query builder, a raw SQL editor, charts, drill-down, alerts, an AI assistant that writes read-only SQL, and embedding so a software company can place a dashboard in its own product with row-level security. Connections include PostgreSQL, MySQL, and other warehouses. The pricing page says every new account gets a 7-day trial of Power and is not charged automatically when the trial ends. Paid plans then start at $25 a month for Lite, $75 for Premium, $250 for Power, and $500 for Enterprise. Embedding with unlimited viewers starts on the higher plans. There is no lasting free plan. Self-hosting is described for Enterprise. Day-to-day use is on the web.
Core features
- Build chart dashboards on a database with visual queries or raw SQL.
- Use drill-down, alerts, and a read-only SQL assistant.
- Embed a dashboard in a product with row-level security.
- After a 7-day Power trial, start plans at $25 a month.
Common situations
- A team wants charts on PostgreSQL or MySQL without building a front end first.
- A software company wants an embedded dashboard with row-level security.
- A 7-day trial ends without an automatic charge, and then Lite or a higher plan is chosen.
Who it fits
- Teams that already have a SQL database and will pay after the trial.
- Software companies that need embedding on a higher plan.
- Someone with no database who wants a permanent free spreadsheet site is a poor fit for the prices after the trial.
How it compares
If the job is “connect SQL and build a dashboard you can embed,” Draxlr sells that with a 7-day trial that does not charge automatically and monthly plans from $25. If it has to stay free, the pricing page does not offer that plan.
Common questions
Q: Does the trial charge automatically?
A: No. The pricing page says the 7-day Power trial does not charge when it ends. Lite is then $25 a month.
Q: Can it be embedded in our product?
A: Yes. The page describes embedding and row-level security. Unlimited viewers start on the higher plans.
