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JavaScript Data Grid Comparisons
How Lattice Grid compares. Every mature grid has a long feature list, so a comparison on features alone settles nothing. What is simple to state is our side of it: Lattice Grid has one edition, licensed once per domain, so nothing is held back for a higher tier and the price does not move when the team does. Each page below says what we ship and points you at the other vendor's own pricing, which is the only version of their figures worth reading.
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 | See their pricing page | A mature grid with a capable free edition. Worth checking which features need the paid one. |
| MUI X | See their pricing page | A React component. Worth checking which tier holds aggregation, pivoting and Excel export. |
| Handsontable | See their pricing page | The closest match on spreadsheet editing, and the one to buy if your users type formulas that recalculate. |
| TanStack Table | Free (MIT) | Free and headless: the rendering, virtualisation, editing and export are yours to write. |
| DHTMLX | See their pricing page | A broad component suite beyond the grid, which is a real reason to stay if you use it. |
Everything in the Lattice Grid row is what this release ships today. We do not restate anyone else's prices or tiers: each comparison links to the vendor's own pricing page, so what you read is current rather than a snapshot of ours.
The comparisons
Lattice Grid vs AG Grid
A mature grid with a capable free edition. Worth checking which features need the paid one.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs MUI X
A React component. Worth checking which tier holds aggregation, pivoting and Excel export.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs Handsontable
The closest match on spreadsheet editing, and the one to buy if your users type formulas that recalculate.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs TanStack Table
Free and headless: the rendering, virtualisation, editing and export are yours to write.
See the comparison →Lattice Grid vs DHTMLX
A broad component suite beyond the grid, which is a real reason to stay if you use it.
See the comparison →Dashboard builders
Building reports your own users can edit is a different job from a grid. See Lattice Designer vs AG Studio, with every AG Studio claim linked to its documentation and a plain list of where AG Studio is ahead.
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.