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Datawrapper

Last update : September 22, 2026
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Results in the Tech Stack study

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32 %Adoption rate · of respondents
7.0/10Satisfaction
Top 3 most used
Adoption rate by edition
2023 : 3 %3 %20232024 : 23 %23 %20242026 : 32 %32 %2026
Satisfaction by edition
68102023 : 6.0/106.020232024 : 7.2/107.220242026 : 7.0/107.02026

What its users say (11)

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8/10

“Many features available in the free version of Datawrapper; a tool that is easy to use while allowing sophisticated things to be done, designed for data journalists. Accessible via API. Friendly and responsive team.”

Tech Stack 2026
6/10

“Not very easy for the newsroom to use.”

Tech Stack 2026
8/10

“Works very well, cost a little high.”

Tech Stack 2026
6/10

“A tool with limited uptake, centralised in the infographics department.”

Tech Stack 2026
6/10

“A bit limiting and does not allow very elaborate maps, at least with a free account.”

Tech Stack 2024
7/10

“A bit expensive, but very robust and allows centralised management of brand style guides.”

Tech Stack 2024

Anonymised comments from study respondents.

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