Looker Alternative

Qrvey vs Looker

There’s Only One Winner for
Embedded Analytics

Get the Guide

Companies Choose Qrvey Over Looker for Embedded Analytics Solutions Because Qrvey is
Purpose Built for SaaS Applications

Decrease Churn

Your users will love you for adding self-service analytics and automation. 

Increase Productivity

Give you developers the tools they need to build world-class analytics.

Innovate

Build workflows and data pipelines to automate data processes and create modern analytics applications that can be embedded.

Developer-Friendly

Qrvey offers easy-to-use APIs and pre-built Javascript widgets your developers will love

Free Download

Looker Comparison Guide

Learn why Looker just wasn’t built for embedded analytics

Get the Guide

Comparison Overview

Looker

Looker is a fine choice if your needs are limited to the basic sharing of pre-designed visualizations, reports and dashboards. If seamless integration, multi-tenancy, scalability and self-service are not important considerations for your use case, you might want to evaluate Looker.

Core Strengths

Basic Embedding of Visualizations
Read-Only Reporting
Focus on GCP

Conclusion:

Suitable choice for limited embedded applications/use cases

Qrvey

Qrvey was built from the ground up with the modern architecture needed to deliver the performance required by today’s demanding SaaS analytics projects. Qrvey can ingest any data, not just structured data, activating the remaining 70% of dark data that gets missed by legacy tools.

Core Strengths

Embedding/White-Label
Scalability/Performance
Pricing
Multi-Tenancy/Security

Conclusion:

Best choice for SaaS applications and distributed use cases

FEATURE LOOKER QRVEY

100% Cloud-Native

All-in-One Platform

Dashboards and Visualizations

Unlimited Users

SaaS-Friendly Pricing

Fully Embeddable

White Label
Partial Implementation Full Implementation

Ready to Learn More?

Request a demo with one of our embedded analytics experts today

Download the Report

Looker Comparison Guide

Learn why Looker just wasn't built for embedded analytics