Detailed comparison across 10 dimensions
Winner: Grist
Grist clearly comes out ahead of OpenRefine on Staquest's weighted six-dimension score. Both offer a free tier. Grist's paid plans start at $10/mo.
| Overview | ||
|---|---|---|
| Type | hybrid | hybrid |
| Company | Grist Labs | OpenRefine Community |
| Free Tier | ||
| Has API | ||
| Open Source | ||
| Trending | Stable | Stable |
| Industries | Data & AnalyticsDevelopmentAI & Machine Learning | Data & AnalyticsDevelopment |
| Categories | databaseai-data-analysis | databaseai-data-analysis |
| Website | Visit | Visit |
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| Feature | grist | openrefine |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Ai Assistant Credits (One Time) | ||
| Available For Personal Or Professional Projects | ||
| Admin Controls | ||
| No Licensing Fees | ||
| Ai Assistant | ||
| No Paid Versions | ||
| Ai Formula Assistant (Legacy) | ||
| No Subscriptions | ||
| Audit Log Streaming | ||
| Automations | ||
| Comments | ||
| Community Support | ||
| Custom Branding | ||
| Custom Domain | ||
| Custom Sso | ||
| Dedicated Server | ||
| Everything In Free | ||
| Everything In Pro | ||
| Grist Training Workshop | ||
| Multiple Team Sites | ||
| Priority Email Support | ||
| Snapshot History Goes Back 3 Years | ||
| Snapshot History Goes Back 30 Days | ||
| Snapshot History Goes Back 5 Years | ||
| Starting At 100 Ai Assistant Credits Per Month | ||
| Starting At 2,000 Ai Assistant Credits Per Month | ||
| Unlimited Number Of Documents | ||
| Up To 100,000 Records Per Document | ||
| Up To 150,000 Records Per Document | ||
| Up To 5,000 Records Per Document |
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On Staquest's weighted six-dimension scoring, Grist comes out ahead overall, though OpenRefine can be the better fit depending on your priorities — see the dimension-by-dimension breakdown above.
Both Grist and OpenRefine offer a free tier.
OpenRefine scores higher on pricing value in Staquest's analysis. It is the highest-weighted dimension in this comparison.
