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Luzmo vs Embeddable for embedded analytics

Luzmo helps data-intensive companies put customer-facing analytics in their product, with dashboards, metrics, and themes managed in one editor and AI analysis included in the plan. Choose Embeddable when your developers want models, themes, components, and dashboards as code in Git, or when full dashboards must render without an iframe.

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Embeddable dashboards as code (opens in new tab), Embeddable data modeling (opens in new tab), Embeddable theming (opens in new tab).

Short answer

ChooseLuzmoif

  • Metrics and branding should change without code.
  • Customers will use AI analysis in your product.
  • You want a list price before talking to sales.

ChooseEmbeddableif

  • Analytics changes should go through code review.
  • Full dashboards must render without an iframe.
  • You prefer a flat fee to usage-based pricing.
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The practical differences at a glance

Six buyer-level splits. Scan Luzmo against Embeddable in about thirty seconds.

Both platforms cover the embedded analytics checklist. These six rows are where they differ.

To see the difference quickly, change a metric, a theme, and a dashboard on each platform, and note who had to do it.

What Luzmo and Embeddable are

Neither is code-only or no-code-only. The useful comparison is task by task: who builds the integration, edits a dashboard, defines a metric, changes the theme, builds a custom chart, and publishes. The key differences below map those tasks.

Luzmo and Embeddable both support embedded analytics, and both are built for customer-facing use, not internal BI. Both offer a no-code dashboard builder, customer self-service, row-level security, white-labeling, and a free trial. Both need developers for the initial integration and for custom components. They differ in where the rest of the work happens. Embeddable can keep every layer as code in Git, and its themes are TypeScript files. Luzmo manages dashboards, formulas, and themes in its editor, and adds Flex, SDKs, and APIs when a screen needs code. The category is customer-facing analytics in data-intensive products, not SaaS only.

Luzmo
Embedded analytics and AI for data-intensive companies where analytics is part of the product. A managed editor and a semantic layer ground dashboards, APIs, and Luzmo IQ on one metric model, with tenant scope on every surface, delivered through web components, framework SDKs, Flex, or iframe.

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo semantic layer (opens in new tab), Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab).

Embeddable
A developer-first toolkit for customer-facing analytics on a built-in Cube semantic layer. Models are built in a Data Model Editor or as Cube files, dashboards in a no-code builder or as YAML, and themes and custom components are code in your repository. Dashboards embed through one web component, without an iframe.

Last verified:Sources: Embeddable (opens in new tab), Embeddable data modeling (opens in new tab), Embeddable dashboards as code (opens in new tab), Embeddable embedding (opens in new tab).

Key differences in one minute

Five documented differences. Each block is a fact, then why it matters for a buyer, then the source.

  1. 1. Who does which task

    Both need developers to build the integration: a backend that issues tokens and the embed in your frontend. Both have a no-code dashboard builder, and dashboard edits publish without a code release. Metrics are formulas in the Luzmo editor, and models in Embeddable’s Data Model Editor or Cube files. Themes are set in the Luzmo editor, and are TypeScript files in your repository in Embeddable. Custom charts are developer work on both. Embeddable can also keep every layer as code in Git. Luzmo has no built-in Git workflow, but dashboard definitions are JSON your team can version through the API.

    Why it matters: List the changes you expect in the first year, such as new metrics, a rebrand, new chart types, or customer-specific dashboards. Check who can make each one on each platform, and whether it goes through code review.

    Last verified:Sources: Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Luzmo version history (opens in new tab), Embeddable data modeling (opens in new tab), Embeddable theming (opens in new tab), Embeddable dashboards as code (opens in new tab).

  2. 2. Embedded AI: packaging, model choice, status

    Both offer a chat that answers questions with charts under row-level security. Luzmo IQ is part of Embedded Everywhere, with 500 AI conversations a month before usage pricing, and runs on OpenAI. Embeddable lists AI chat in every pricing tier and runs it on the LLM key you provide, across seven providers. Its product page says “built for production”. Its documentation labels the AI Chatbot “Prototype” and says APIs and behavior may change, as of 6 October 2026.

    Why it matters: This matters only if customers will use AI analysis in your product. If they will, ask Embeddable for the chatbot’s release status and test both on your own data. If you need your own model provider, Embeddable lets you set it today. Luzmo enables other providers on customer request, with a committed release date.

    Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ (opens in new tab), Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI Chatbot docs (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI chat product page (opens in new tab), Embeddable pricing (opens in new tab).

  3. 3. Native components plus hosted dashboards vs no iframe at all

    Embeddable renders every dashboard through its em-beddable web component, without an iframe. Luzmo’s dashboard web component hosts the dashboard in an iframe. Flex charts and Luzmo IQ components render directly in your page. React, Vue, and Angular SDKs wrap both.

    Why it matters: Decide where analytics must sit inside your UI. A full analytics page works in a hosted frame. A KPI inside a workflow screen, styled with your design tokens, needs a component in your page: Flex in Luzmo, the web component in Embeddable. The integration method does not decide UX quality on its own, so test with your design system.

    Last verified:Sources: Embeddable embedding (opens in new tab), Luzmo embed package (opens in new tab), Luzmo Flex , Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab).

  4. 4. Built-in Cube vs Luzmo’s semantic layer

    Embeddable runs on a built-in Cube layer, or on your own Cube deployment. Models are built in its Data Model Editor or as Cube files, with access policies and pre-aggregations. Luzmo runs its own semantic layer, and dashboards, APIs, and IQ read the same definitions, with Warp acceleration.

    Why it matters: A team that already runs Cube can bring its models to Embeddable. Otherwise, compare how each handles your joins, metric definitions, and caching on your own data.

    Last verified:Sources: Embeddable data modeling (opens in new tab), Embeddable pre-aggregations (opens in new tab), Luzmo semantic layer (opens in new tab), Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab).

  5. 5. Public plan vs flat quote

    Luzmo publishes one plan, Embedded Everywhere, from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually, plus AI and Warp usage. Some contracts scale on monthly active users instead. Embeddable sells a flat monthly subscription with unlimited usage and every feature, quoted mainly on project scope. It does not publish a price.

    Why it matters: A public price shows the entry point, not your total cost. A flat fee fixes the subscription, not the work around it. Ask both vendors to quote the same scope, with your expected users, AI use, environments, and support.

    Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Embeddable pricing (opens in new tab).

Feature comparison

Documented capabilities, not product quality. Partial means the capability is supported under a plan, embedding mode, framework, or other documented constraint, not that it is inferior. Not documented means we found no first-party documentation, not that the capability is absent.

Showing 5 AI capabilities.

Detailed feature comparison of Luzmo and Embeddable.
Feature LuzmoEmbeddable Conditions / scope
Embedded conversational AI

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI Chatbot docs (opens in new tab).

Yes

Luzmo IQ in the host application, on the same model and token as the dashboards.

Partial

AI Chatbot with text and live charts, under row-level security. The docs label it Prototype. The product page says built for production.

Embed mode

Embeddable: Prototype in the docs

AI that edits dashboards

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI Chatbot docs (opens in new tab).

Yes

IQ uses the current dashboard, filters, and charts.

Partial

The chatbot adds, edits, resizes, and reorders Custom Canvas charts.

Embed mode

Embeddable: Prototype in the docs

MCP server

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo MCP server (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI Endpoints (opens in new tab).

Yes

Hosted MCP with embed-token tenancy.

Partial

Reference MCP server on top of AI Endpoints, in Beta.

Embed mode

Embeddable: Beta

Bring your own LLM

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ model integration (opens in new tab), Embeddable AI Chatbot docs (opens in new tab).

Partial

IQ runs on OpenAI today. Other model providers are enabled on customer request, with a committed release date.

Yes

Your API key for Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, Mistral, Bedrock, or Ollama.

Commercial model

Luzmo: other providers on request

AI in the published package

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Embeddable pricing (opens in new tab).

Yes

500 governed AI conversations per month included, then usage.

Yes

AI chat listed in every pricing tier.

See cell notes

How a change reaches your users

Dashboard edits avoid a code release on both platforms. Themes and custom components are where Embeddable involves developers by default, and where its Git workflow applies.

The path depends on the kind of change.

Luzmo

  1. 1 Dashboard, formula, or theme: edited in the Luzmo editor.

  2. 2 Saved, or published as a version to an environment if you use them.

  3. 3 Your product shows the change through the existing embed, with no code release.

  4. 4 Custom charts and Flex screens are developer work.

Embeddable

  1. 1 Dashboard: edited in the no-code builder, or as YAML in your repository.

  2. 2 Model: edited in the Data Model Editor, or as Cube files pushed from your repository.

  3. 3 Theme and custom components: code in your repository, pushed to Embeddable.

  4. 4 Someone publishes a version, and the web component loads it.

When Luzmo is a better fit, and when Embeddable is a better fit

Each item is a real advantage for some teams. Weigh them against the changes you expect to make after launch.

When Luzmo is a better fit

  • AI analysis included in the plan

    Luzmo IQ is part of Embedded Everywhere, with 500 AI conversations a month included, and answers on the same model and embed token as your dashboards.

  • Branding without a code change

    Themes, palettes, and fonts are set in the Luzmo editor. In Embeddable, themes are TypeScript files in your repository.

  • A list price before the first call

    Embedded Everywhere starts from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually, plus usage. It shows the entry point, not your total cost. Embeddable requires a quote.

  • One model behind every surface

    Dashboards, APIs, and IQ read the same definitions in Luzmo’s semantic layer, with the same tenant token.

  • Two integration depths

    Full dashboards embed through the dashboard component. Flex renders individual charts in your page where analytics sits inside a workflow screen.

Assess your Embeddable migration scope

When Embeddable is a better fit

  • No iframe for any dashboard

    Every Embeddable dashboard renders through one web component without an iframe. Luzmo offers that through Flex, not for full dashboards.

  • Every layer can be code in Git

    Models, themes, components, and dashboards can live in your repository, go through pull requests, and preview locally. Luzmo has no built-in Git workflow.

  • Cube underneath

    A built-in Cube layer, or your own Cube deployment, with pre-aggregations and access policies.

  • Flat pricing with unlimited usage

    One subscription, every feature, no usage-based pricing.

    Our read: The fee is quoted per project, so you cannot compare it before a sales conversation. Luzmo publishes its starting price.

  • Bring your own LLM

    The AI Chatbot runs on your own key across seven providers, set by you in the platform. Luzmo IQ runs on OpenAI and adds other providers on request.

Decision guide

Most teams match more than one scenario. Rank them by what you will change most often after launch.

  • Non-developers will manage dashboards, metrics, and branding

    Both let non-developers edit dashboards and metrics. Luzmo also keeps themes in the same editor, while Embeddable themes are code. Test both with the people who will do the work.

    Better fit: Luzmo

  • Analytics must go through pull requests and CI

    Embeddable deserves a close look. Models, themes, components, and dashboards can all be files in your repository.

    Better fit: Embeddable

  • Customers will use AI analysis in your product

    Luzmo IQ is included in the plan. Embeddable’s docs label its chatbot Prototype, while its product page says built for production. Ask for its status, and test both on your own data.

    Better fit: Luzmo

  • Your data team already models in Cube

    Embeddable runs on Cube and can use your own Cube deployment.

    Better fit: Embeddable

  • Full dashboards must render without an iframe

    Embeddable renders full dashboards without an iframe. With Luzmo, build those screens with Flex instead of the dashboard component.

    Better fit: Embeddable

  • Customers build their own dashboards

    Both offer embedded self-service with guardrails. Run the same task on both: add a chart, save, share, switch to view-only.

    Better fit: Both. Run the same job in each.

  • You need a price before procurement

    Luzmo publishes a starting price. Embeddable requires a quote.

    Better fit: Luzmo

  • AI must run on your own model provider

    Embeddable lets you set your own LLM key today. Luzmo IQ runs on OpenAI and enables other providers on request, with a committed release date. Ask both about your provider.

    Better fit: Embeddable

Pricing snapshot

No universal cheaper answer. Luzmo publishes one plan, then usage. Embeddable quotes a flat subscription with unlimited usage.

Luzmo

One plan, Embedded Everywhere, from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually. The bill is a platform fee plus AI and Warp usage. Some contracts scale on monthly active users instead. The public package includes 500 governed AI conversations per month. Warp includes 100 million rows, then $0.25 per extra million. White-labeling, self-service, and governed AI are included. Enterprise changes deployment, not the product.

Embeddable

Embeddable does not publish a price. Its pricing page describes a flat monthly subscription with unlimited usage and every feature, fully white-labelled by default, with no usage-based pricing. Quotes are based mainly on project scope.

Headline prices are not total cost. On both platforms, add the people who will maintain models, dashboards, themes, and components, plus AI and Warp usage on Luzmo. Quote both on the same scope.

Confirm current Luzmo list prices

Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Embeddable pricing (opens in new tab).

Migrating embedded analytics from Embeddable to Luzmo

Moving from Embeddable to Luzmo means moving models, themes, and components into Luzmo’s editor and SDKs.

Treat this as a scoping exercise, not a rip-and-replace. Inventory models, themes, components, dashboards, customer-created canvases, and security rules before you count dashboards.

  1. Map models, measures, joins, and access policies to Luzmo datasets, formulas, and embed-token rules. There is no automated import.
  2. Recreate TypeScript themes as Luzmo themes.
  3. Custom React components do not become Luzmo custom charts or Flex on their own. Expect a rebuild.
  4. Rebuild dashboards in the Luzmo editor, or create them through the API.
  5. Custom Canvas dashboards saved by customers are not documented as exportable. Plan how to recreate them.
  6. Replace Embeddable security tokens with Luzmo embed tokens, and map environments to Luzmo account overrides.
  7. If you use the AI Chatbot with your own LLM key, ask Luzmo to enable your provider. IQ runs on OpenAI today.

Already on Embeddable? Inventory models, themes, components, dashboards, customer canvases, and security rules, then scope the work before you estimate.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers on embedding, iframes, AI status, Git, self-service, pricing, and when Embeddable is the better fit.

  • Is Embeddable good for embedded analytics?

    Yes. Embeddable is built for customer-facing analytics. It offers a no-iframe web component, row-level security, white-labeling, a no-code builder, dashboards as code, and Custom Canvas for end users. See Embeddable embedding. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • What are the best Embeddable alternatives?

    It depends on what you want to change after launch, and who will change it. If you want dashboards, metrics, and themes managed in one editor, with AI analysis included, look at Luzmo. If you want analytics as code on a different stack, compare other developer-first tools. See the Luzmo compare hub. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • What is the difference between Luzmo and Embeddable?

    Both are built for analytics inside a product, and both have a no-code dashboard builder. Embeddable can keep models, themes, components, and dashboards as code in Git. Luzmo manages dashboards, formulas, and themes in its editor, and adds Flex, SDKs, and APIs for code. See Embeddable dashboards as code and Luzmo embedded analytics. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable require developers to build every dashboard?

    No. Embeddable has a no-code dashboard builder and a Data Model Editor. Themes and custom components are code in your repository. See Embeddable data modeling. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable use iframes?

    No. Embeddable embeds dashboards through its em-beddable web component and a short-lived security token, without an iframe. See Embeddable embedding. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Luzmo use iframes?

    Luzmo is native first, and an iframe is always available. Flex charts and Luzmo IQ components render directly in your page, without an iframe. Full dashboards embed through a web component that hosts the dashboard in an iframe. See Luzmo Flex. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • What is the status of Embeddable’s AI chatbot?

    Sources differ. Embeddable’s product page calls its AI chat built for production, and its pricing page lists it in every tier. Its documentation labels the AI Chatbot “Prototype” and says APIs, appearance, and behavior may change. Its AI Endpoints are in Beta. Ask Embeddable for the current status. See Embeddable AI Chatbot. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Can Embeddable use my own LLM?

    Yes. The AI Chatbot calls your LLM with the API key you save in the platform. Listed providers are Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, Mistral, Bedrock, and Ollama. Luzmo IQ runs on OpenAI today and enables other providers on customer request, with a committed release date. See Embeddable AI Chatbot. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Can Embeddable dashboards live in Git?

    Yes. Dashboards can be defined as .embeddable.yml files, stored in Git, and previewed locally. Luzmo dashboards are JSON definitions your team can version through the API. Luzmo has no built-in Git workflow. See Embeddable dashboards as code. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Can customers create their own dashboards in Embeddable?

    Yes. Custom Canvas lets users create, save, and share dashboards from datasets and chart templates you approve, with edit or view rights. Luzmo offers an embedded dashboard editor in your product. See Embeddable Custom Canvas. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable support row-level security and multi-tenancy?

    Yes. Access policies in the data model enforce row-level security, and environments can route each customer to their own database. Luzmo scopes tenants with embed tokens and account overrides. See Embeddable access policies. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable use Cube?

    Yes. Embeddable runs on a built-in Cube semantic layer, or on your own Cube deployment, with pre-aggregations and caching. See Embeddable data modeling. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • How much does Embeddable cost?

    Embeddable does not publish a price. It sells a flat monthly subscription with unlimited usage and every feature, quoted mainly on project scope. Luzmo publishes Embedded Everywhere from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually, plus usage. There is not enough public information to call either cheaper. See Embeddable pricing and Luzmo pricing. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable have a free trial?

    Yes. Embeddable offers a 14-day trial in a US or EU workspace without a sales call. Luzmo offers a free signup with no credit card, with EU or US data. See Embeddable trial. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Does Embeddable support drill-down and period comparison?

    Yes. Embeddable documents drill-down and configurable comparison ranges. So does Luzmo. See Embeddable drill-down. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Can Embeddable export dashboards to PDF?

    Yes, in Beta. The Dashboard Export API renders a published dashboard as a PDF under the same security token. Luzmo supports dashboard export and scheduled exports. See Embeddable Dashboard Export API. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

  • Is Embeddable self-hosted?

    Embeddable runs in EU and US cloud regions. Self-hosting is offered through sales and is not covered in the documentation. See Embeddable deployment regions. Last verified: 6 October 2026.

Appendix

How we research this comparison

Luzmo publishes this comparison and has a commercial interest in the outcome. We cite current first-party documentation, include cases where Embeddable is the stronger fit, and update the page when products change.

Reviewed by: Jonathan Wuurman, VP of Growth, Luzmo

Fact-checked against first-party sources

Last full review:

Luzmo publishes this comparison and has a commercial interest in the result. We still want Embeddable’s current product represented accurately, including the cases where Embeddable is the stronger fit.

Embeddable changed a lot in 2026: dashboards as code, Custom Canvas, an AI Chatbot, AI Endpoints, a PDF export API, and a self-serve trial. An earlier version of this page missed most of that.

We checked each Embeddable claim against its current documentation, pricing, security, and product pages. Where the product page and the documentation disagree, we quote both. We checked Luzmo’s iframe behavior in the published embed package.

When Embeddable supports a capability, we say so. When it depends on a Prototype or Beta label, we show that condition. Where we found no documentation, we say not documented.

Customer outcomes published by Embeddable are customer-reported. Performance, implementation speed, AI quality, and design flexibility need the same test on both platforms.

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How we label claims

  • Fact : A product capability explicitly documented by the vendor, with a primary source and verification date.
  • Implication : Our interpretation of a documented fact for a buyer. It is not itself a product capability.
  • Recommendation : Who should choose which product, based on the documented facts above.

Source hierarchy

  1. Official technical documentation
  2. Official product, pricing, and security pages
  3. Official changelog and release notes
  4. Official developer packages
  5. Vendor customer stories for customer-reported outcomes only

Major corrections

  • : Full rewrite on the current template against Embeddable documentation, pricing, security, and product pages, and the published Luzmo embed package. Removed the code-everything, no AI, drilldown not documented, partial period comparison, no formulas, and licensing not documented claims. Luzmo list price follows the Embedded Everywhere offer.

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