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ChartBase and ChartOmodo, side by side.
ChartBase, listed on Product Hunt as Notion2Charts in February 2022, makes charts from Notion databases. Its column is read from its own pages, checked on 20 October 2026; ours is read from our current plans.
What each one offers.
Only rows where ChartBase’s own pages state the fact.
| Capability | ChartBase | ChartOmodo |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 1 chart, 500 records per chart ChartBase pricing | 5 charts, no card, no expiry |
| Cheapest paid plan | Starter, $3 a month: 100 charts, 1,000 records per chart ChartBase pricing | Starter, $5 a month: 25 charts |
| Unlimited charts | Enterprise, $42 a month, marked Coming soon ChartBase pricing | Pro, $12 a month |
| Chart types | 7 on Free and Starter, 8 on Professional and Enterprise; the help center names bar, line, pie, horizontal bar, doughnut, radar and KPI ChartBase pricing Notion2Charts help: first chart | 18, 5 of them on Free |
| Rows per chart | 500 / 1,000 / 5,000 / 10,000 records, by plan ChartBase pricing | No cap by plan on a Notion database; a CSV file holds up to 50,000 rows |
| Stored rows | “We don't store any of your data and we only have access to the tables you decide to share with us.” ChartBase home page | Notion rows stay in a short-lived cache for 30 to 300 seconds and are never written to our database; an uploaded CSV is stored in full; a table from a connector is copied on a schedule and stored |
| After an edit in Notion | “Data is automatically updated when you make changes in Notion” ChartBase home page | Read again on a timer set by your plan, sooner when Notion reports an edit, or at once with the embed's Refresh button |
| Number formats | Percentage, number or currency, set per axis Notion2Charts help: data settings | Number, compact, percent or currency (Rupiah included), with a dot or comma as the decimal mark |
| Date filters | Fixed dates, or dynamic ranges such as last week, last month or last quarter Notion2Charts help: data settings | In the last or next N days, weeks or months, in the current period, or between two values |
| Export | “Export charts as high-quality images or PDFs” ChartBase home page | PNG / SVG; PNG for charts drawn by the Chart.js engine |
| Light and dark | Switch between light and dark mode from the chart ChartBase home page | Dark / light on every plan; auto from Starter |
ChartBase facts checked on 20 October 2026 against its home page, its pricing page and the Notion2Charts help center. The ChartBase home page links its Product Hunt launch as Notion2Charts, and notion2charts.com serves the same site. Its blog lists 12 posts, the latest dated 17 March 2023. If something has changed, tell us through Support and we will fix it.
When each one fits.
Use ChartBase when
- You want many charts for little: its Starter plan is $3 a month for 100 charts.
- You want a tool that stores none of your data. ChartBase says: “We don't store any of your data and we only have access to the tables you decide to share with us.”
- You want a PDF of a chart. ChartBase lists “Export charts as high-quality images or PDFs”; ChartOmodo exports PNG and SVG.
- Its chart types, bar, line, pie, horizontal bar, doughnut, radar and KPI, cover every chart you make.
Use ChartOmodo when
- You want more than 1 chart for free: ChartOmodo’s Free plan has 5 charts, with no card and no expiry.
- You need more chart types: ChartOmodo draws 18, 5 of them on Free.
- A chart reads more than 10,000 rows: ChartOmodo sets no row cap by plan on a Notion database.
ChartOmodo only ever reads the databases you pick, and you can revoke it from Notion at any time. How your data is handled. Also compared: ChartOmodo vs Notion's built-in charts.
How to choose a chart tool for Notion.
9 questions to ask any chart tool before you connect a database. The answers are ChartOmodo’s, read from its current plans.
Is there a free plan you can keep?
A trial ends. A free plan lets you test the tool on a real database before you pay.
ChartOmodo: 5 charts on Free, with no card and no expiry. See Pricing for Notion charts: free and paid plans.
Does it draw the chart you need?
Bars, lines and pies are common. Check for the shape your data needs before you connect anything.
ChartOmodo: 18 chart types, 5 of them on Free; heatmap, funnel and gauge from the Starter plan; sankey, treemap, calendar heatmap and waterfall from the Pro plan. See Notion charts from any database or CSV.
Can it chart rollup, formula and relation properties?
Totals, scores and links between databases are usually kept in these properties, so they are often the numbers you want to see.
ChartOmodo: Rollup and formula properties chart like any other property; a formula works as an axis when it returns text, a number, a checkbox or a date. Each page linked through a relation becomes a category, named by its title. See Chart a Notion rollup: why it fails and the fix.
Can several charts share one embed?
A weekly review often needs more than one chart on the same Notion page.
ChartOmodo: Yes. A dashboard puts several charts on one grid behind one embed link, from the Starter plan. See Notion dashboards: many charts, one embed.
Can it split and filter the data itself?
Without grouping, splitting and filters in the tool, you end up adding helper properties to Notion.
ChartOmodo: Split by column: one series per value of another column, relations included, from Starter. Percent of total, count unique, and date filters (in the last or next N days, weeks or months, in the current period, or between two values) on every plan. See Features: charts and dashboards for Notion.
Do labels and numbers read without tuning?
Long category names and large numbers are where a chart most often becomes hard to read.
ChartOmodo: On bar, line and area charts, labels that don't fit are tilted, thinned or hidden instead of stacked. Number formats: number, compact, percent or currency (Rupiah included), with a dot or comma as the decimal mark.
Can it chart data that is not in Notion?
Some numbers sit in a CSV export or in your own database, not in Notion.
ChartOmodo: Yes. CSV files on every plan, up to 5 MB and 50,000 rows per file; PostgreSQL, Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console and Stripe (Beta) from the Pro plan.
Can a script or a workflow send it rows?
Pushing rows from n8n, Make, Zapier or a script keeps a chart current without copying data by hand.
ChartOmodo: Yes. The Push API writes rows from the Pro plan and reads charts back from the Starter plan, with a community node for self-hosted n8n, an OpenAPI file and a skill file for coding assistants. There is no MCP server yet. See API reference.
How fresh is the chart?
Ask how often a chart reads its source again, so a number on the page is never older than you expect.
ChartOmodo: Reads Notion again once its cached rows expire, after 30 to 300 seconds depending on your plan, sooner when Notion reports an edit, and at once when someone presses Refresh on the embed.
Questions
Is ChartBase the same product as Notion2Charts?
Their own pages point that way. ChartBase's home page links its Product Hunt launch, listed as Notion2Charts in February 2022, and notion2charts.com serves the same ChartBase site as chartbase.so.
How many charts does ChartBase's free plan include?
1 chart, with up to 500 records per chart, according to ChartBase's pricing page. ChartOmodo's Free plan includes 5 charts, with no card and no expiry.
How many chart types does ChartBase have?
7 on its Free and Starter plans and 8 on Professional and Enterprise, according to its pricing page; its help center names bar, line, pie, horizontal bar, doughnut, radar and KPI. ChartOmodo has 18.
How much does ChartBase cost?
Its pricing page lists Free at $0, Starter at $3 a month, Professional at $8 a month and Enterprise at $42 a month, marked Coming soon. ChartOmodo's paid plans start at $5 a month on Starter.
Does ChartBase keep a copy of my Notion data?
ChartBase's home page says: "We don't store any of your data and we only have access to the tables you decide to share with us." ChartOmodo keeps Notion rows in a short-lived cache for 30 to 300 seconds and never writes them to its database; an uploaded CSV is stored in full.
What should I check before I pick a chart tool for Notion?
Check a free plan you can keep, the chart types it draws, rollup, formula and relation properties as axes, dashboards behind one embed, splits and filters inside the tool, readable labels and number formats, data beyond Notion, an API for scripts and workflows and how often it reads the data again. This page answers each of those for ChartOmodo from its current plans; ask any other tool the same 9 questions.