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How Lattice Grid compares.
Every mature grid has a long feature list, so a comparison on features alone settles nothing. The difference that holds across all of these is simpler: Lattice Grid has one edition, licensed once per domain. Every commercial competitor splits capability across tiers, so the feature you need is usually one tier above the one you costed, and prices the grid by the size of the team rather than where it runs.
The licence, side by side
| Grid | Licence unit | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Lattice Grid | Per domain | $1,000 a named domain, $10,000 a wildcard. Unlimited developers. One edition, nothing tiered. |
| AG Grid | Per developer | Enterprise licensed per developer; the free community edition is genuinely capable. |
| MUI X | Per developer, per tier | Aggregation, pivoting and Excel export sit in the Premium tier, above Pro. |
| Handsontable | Per developer, per app | The closest match on spreadsheet editing; licensed per developer and per application. |
| TanStack Table | Free (MIT) | Free and headless: you build the rendering, virtualisation, editing and export yourself. |
Competitor pricing and tier details are drawn from public vendor documentation, dated on each comparison page and re-checked quarterly. Verify against the vendor before relying on a figure.
The comparisons
Lattice Grid vs AG Grid
Enterprise licensed per developer; the free community edition is genuinely capable.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs MUI X
Aggregation, pivoting and Excel export sit in the Premium tier, above Pro.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs Handsontable
The closest match on spreadsheet editing; licensed per developer and per application.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs TanStack Table
Free and headless: you build the rendering, virtualisation, editing and export yourself.
See the comparison →Or don't read any of it. Every feature runs free on localhost: open the demos, build the screen you need, and judge it yourself.