Product focus
- Luzmo
- Embedded analytics and AI in your product
- Omni
- One semantic layer for internal BI, embed, and AI
Comparison guide
Luzmo helps data-intensive companies make analytics part of the product experience: embedded dashboards, tenant-aware analytics, controlled self-service, and AI inside the workflows customers already use. Choose Omni when you need one warehouse-governed layer across internal BI, embedded analytics, and AI.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni embedding documentation (opens in new tab), Omni data modeling (opens in new tab), Omni acquires Explo (opens in new tab).
"With Luzmo, we skipped three years of development time and immediately jumped to a full-blown solution."
Six buyer-level splits. Scan Luzmo against Omni in about thirty seconds.
These differences affect ownership, implementation effort, customer experience, and how analytics evolves with your product.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo multi-tenant data (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab).
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni Create Mode (opens in new tab).
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni AI usage and credits (opens in new tab).
Choose Luzmo when analytics must behave like a product capability. Choose Omni when one governed semantic layer across internal BI and customer-facing analytics is the primary goal.
Both are genuine embedded analytics platforms. This is not internal BI versus embedded analytics: Omni acquired Explo and invests heavily in embedding. The difference is scope and delivery. Luzmo is shaped around the analytics inside your product. Omni is shaped around one semantic layer that also serves your own teams.
Luzmo and Omni both support embedded analytics. The practical question is where the center of gravity sits. Luzmo is built for data-intensive companies where analytics is part of the product, and part of the customer experience. If the same governed metrics must also serve your employees and AI agents, Omni’s semantic model is designed for that. Omni acquired Explo in October 2025 and announced a 12-month transition for Explo customers. Software teams are a frequent Luzmo buyer. The category is customer-facing analytics in data-intensive products, not SaaS only.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo semantic layer (opens in new tab), Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab).
Last verified:Sources: Omni (opens in new tab), Omni embedding documentation (opens in new tab), Omni data modeling (opens in new tab).
Five documented differences. Each block is a fact, then why it matters for a buyer, then the source.
Luzmo renders through web components, React, Vue, and Angular SDKs, Flex, or iframe, authorized by a short-lived embed token. Omni embeds dashboards, workbooks, Apps, and AI chat through a signed SSO URL in an iframe, with postMessage events. The Omni embed package signs URLs on your server. A React SDK, web components, or single-chart embed is not documented.
Why it matters: Product teams that need one KPI inside a non-analytics screen, or charts that follow their design system, should test components. If a contained analytics area is enough, the Omni iframe is highly interactive. The host can send four event types into Omni, and Omni emits fifteen.
Luzmo centers on analytics in the product you ship, with one metric model feeding dashboards, APIs, and AI. Omni’s schema, shared, and workbook models, with promotion between them, feed internal BI, embedded content, and AI agents from the same definitions.
Why it matters: Ask how much of your company’s analytics governance should live in the embedded vendor. If the answer is all of it, Omni is built for that. If the analytics layer should be scoped to the product, Luzmo is.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo semantic layer (opens in new tab), Omni data modeling (opens in new tab).
Luzmo scopes each customer session with an embed token. Account overrides on that token can switch database, schema, or credentials per tenant. Omni documents row-level access filters, dynamic schemas, dynamic database environments, and shared extension models that let one tenant add metrics on a common model.
Why it matters: Both route tenants to their own data. If a few enterprise customers need their own metrics on a shared model, Omni extension models are designed for that. If tenants share one model and differ in data scope, token scope is simpler to run.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo multi-tenant data (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab).
Luzmo gives customers an embedded dashboard editor inside your product. Omni Create Mode opens a fuller workspace: point-and-click, spreadsheet formulas, SQL where permitted, AI, and sharing inside an automatically created customer folder.
Why it matters: More power is not always better for product users. Decide whether customers should customize dashboards or work as analysts inside your product.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni Create Mode (opens in new tab), Omni spreadsheet tabs (opens in new tab).
Luzmo publishes Embedded Everywhere from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually, plus AI and Warp usage. Some contracts scale on monthly active users instead. Omni does not publish plan prices. AI usage is metered in credits, billed at $1.00 per credit beyond the included allotment.
Why it matters: Headline prices are not TCO. Omni queries your warehouse live, so add warehouse compute, AI credits, and internal users to both quotes before calling either cheaper.
Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni AI usage and credits (opens in new tab).
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.
| Feature | Luzmo | Omni | Conditions / scope |
|---|---|---|---|
| iframe embedding Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embedding documentation (opens in new tab). | Yes Supported. | Yes Core external embed method, through a signed SSO URL. | See cell notes |
| Web components Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embedding documentation (opens in new tab). | Yes First-party web components. | Partial Not documented. External embedding renders in an iframe. | Framework Omni: iframe embedding |
| React SDK Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embed package (opens in new tab). | Yes First-party React SDK. | Partial Not documented. The embed package signs URLs on your server. | Framework Omni: server-side signing package |
| Vue and Angular SDKs Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embedding documentation (opens in new tab). | Yes First-party Vue and Angular SDKs. | Partial Not documented. Embed through the iframe. | Framework Omni: iframe embedding |
| Single chart or KPI in a non-analytics screen Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni Apps (opens in new tab). | Yes Dashboard items can be embedded on their own. | Partial Single-tile embed not documented. Apps render custom HTML inside the Omni iframe. | Embed mode Omni: inside the iframe |
| Custom frontend on governed queries Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni Apps (opens in new tab). | Yes Flex, custom charts, and APIs. | Yes Omni Apps, generally available since August 2026, embeddable through the same SSO. | Embed mode Omni: Apps render inside the iframe |
| Host-app interaction Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni events emitted by the embed (opens in new tab). | Yes Two-way interaction between dashboards and the host app. | Yes postMessage events. Four event types in, fifteen out, plus custom events from tables and Markdown. | See cell notes |
| End-user dashboard creation Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni Create Mode (opens in new tab). | Yes Embedded dashboard editor, included on Embedded Everywhere. | Yes Create Mode, with an automatically created folder and group per customer entity. | See cell notes |
| Spreadsheet-style analysis Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni spreadsheet tabs (opens in new tab). | Partial Formulas, not a spreadsheet tab. | Yes Spreadsheet tabs with Excel-style formulas. | See cell notes |
| SQL for embedded users Last verified:Sources: Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Omni Create Mode (opens in new tab). | No Not the core product experience. | Yes Where the connection role permits. | Embed mode Omni: connection role |
| White-labeling Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni embed themes (opens in new tab). | Yes Included on Embedded Everywhere. | Yes Custom themes, fonts, logo, and wordmark replace Omni branding. | See cell notes |
| Custom domain Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni vanity domains (opens in new tab). | Yes Available. Plan conditions apply. | Yes One vanity domain per instance. Wildcard domains are in beta. | See cell notes |
| Localization Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni localization (opens in new tab). | Yes Multilingual dashboards, currency, and timezone support. | Yes Seventeen UI languages, set per embedded user. Separate numeric-locale setting. | See cell notes |
| Multi-tenant embedded analytics Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab). | Yes Tenant-scoped embed authorization. | Yes Documented tenant isolation patterns for external embedding. | See cell notes |
| Row-level security Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab). | Yes Tenant and user attributes on datasets. | Yes User attributes and access filters. | See cell notes |
| Schema- or database-per-tenant routing Last verified:Sources: Luzmo multi-tenant data (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab). | Yes Account overrides on the embed token switch database, schema, or credentials per tenant. | Yes Dynamic schemas and dynamic database environments. | See cell notes |
| Field-level access Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni access grants (opens in new tab). | Partial Not established as a published column-level permission product on sources reviewed in September 2026. | Yes Access grants on topics, fields, and measures, with conditional logic. | See cell notes |
| Tenant-specific metric extensions Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni embed best practices (opens in new tab). | Partial No separate per-tenant model layer is published. Test the target pattern. | Yes Shared extension models on a common parent model. | See cell notes |
| SOC 2 Type II Last verified:Sources: Luzmo trust portal (opens in new tab), Omni security (opens in new tab). | Yes Published on the Luzmo trust portal. | Yes Annual SOC 2 Type II. | See cell notes |
| ISO 27001 Last verified:Sources: Luzmo security , Omni security (opens in new tab). | Partial Not listed on the public Luzmo security page reviewed in September 2026. | Yes ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified. | See cell notes |
| HIPAA Last verified:Sources: Luzmo security , Omni security (opens in new tab). | Partial HIPAA-ready workflows with appropriate agreements. Confirm contract terms. | Yes Independently audited for HIPAA. A BAA is not stated on the security page. | See cell notes |
| GDPR Last verified:Sources: Luzmo security , Omni security (opens in new tab). | Yes Published on Luzmo security materials. | Yes GDPR and CCPA listed. | See cell notes |
| Embedded conversational AI Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ (opens in new tab), Omni embedded AI chat (opens in new tab). | Yes Luzmo IQ in the host application, on the same model and token as the dashboards. | Yes Embedded AI chat, limited to chosen connections and topics. | See cell notes |
| Dashboard-aware AI Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ (opens in new tab), Omni AI (opens in new tab). | Yes IQ uses the current dashboard, filters, and chart context. | Yes Chat with Content, formerly Dashboard Agent. | See cell notes |
| MCP server Last verified:Sources: Luzmo MCP server (opens in new tab), Omni AI agent guide (opens in new tab). | Yes Hosted MCP with embed-token tenancy. | Yes MCP server that can run as the embedded user, enforcing that user’s permissions. | See cell notes |
| Bring your own LLM (BYOLLM) Last verified:Sources: Luzmo IQ model integration (opens in new tab), Omni model providers (opens in new tab). | No IQ runs on Luzmo’s managed model integration. BYOLLM is not an official offer. | Yes Bedrock, Anthropic, OpenAI, Snowflake Cortex, Grok, Vertex AI, and Databricks Genie. | Plan constraint Omni: Enterprise plan |
| AI usage metering Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni AI usage and credits (opens in new tab). | Yes 500 governed AI conversations per month in the public package, then usage. | Yes AI credits with per-user and per-customer caps. $1.00 per credit beyond the allotment. | See cell notes |
| Semantic layer Last verified:Sources: Luzmo semantic layer (opens in new tab), Omni data modeling (opens in new tab). | Yes One definition for dashboard, API, and AI. | Yes Schema, shared, and workbook models, with promotion into the shared model. | See cell notes |
| dbt Semantic Layer Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni dbt Semantic Layer (opens in new tab). | No Not documented. | Yes One-way import of dimensions, entities, measures, and metrics. | See cell notes |
| Custom visualizations Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni custom visualizations (opens in new tab). | Yes Custom charts and Flex. | Yes Vega-Lite, where the advanced editor disables drill. Iframes in Markdown tiles. | See cell notes |
| Caching and acceleration Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni caching (opens in new tab). | Yes Warp acceleration. Exact knobs differ by plan. | Yes Result cache and aggregate awareness. | See cell notes |
| Git-based model workflow Last verified:Sources: Luzmo developer documentation (opens in new tab), Omni Git integration (opens in new tab). | Partial Multi-environment publishing and version history. No Git. | Yes GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps for models, plus Branch Mode. Branch content is not pushed to Git. | See cell notes |
| Managed cloud Last verified:Sources: Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Omni cloud regions (opens in new tab). | Yes Default model. | Yes AWS or Azure, in several regions. One region per organization. | See cell notes |
| Self-hosting Last verified:Sources: Luzmo embedded analytics (opens in new tab), Omni cloud regions (opens in new tab). | Partial Managed cloud is the public offer. Enterprise can adapt deployment. | Partial Not documented. Docs describe managed hosting. | See cell notes |
| Public starting price Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni (opens in new tab). | Yes Embedded Everywhere from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually. | No Plan prices are not published. | See cell notes |
| Primary pricing unit Last verified:Sources: Luzmo pricing (opens in new tab), Omni AI usage and credits (opens in new tab). | Yes Platform fee plus AI and Warp usage. Some contracts use monthly active users. | Partial Quote-based. AI usage is metered in credits. | Commercial model Omni: quote-based plans |
Luzmo starts from the application user and your UI. Omni starts from the governed model and extends it to customers. That is an operating-model difference, not a checkbox.
The practical comparison is where the analytics starts and how it lands in your product.
1 Your customer signs into your product.
2 Your backend issues a short-lived embed token.
3 Components, SDKs, Flex, or iframe render in your UI with that tenant scope.
1 Warehouse and dbt feed the schema model.
2 The shared model holds governed definitions.
3 Workbooks, dashboards, Apps, and agents query it.
4 A signed SSO session renders the content in an iframe in your app.
The fit depends on scope. Luzmo when analytics lives in the product you ship. Omni when customer analytics shares a governed model with internal BI and AI.
Components in your product UI
Web components, React, Vue, and Angular SDKs, and Flex render analytics inside your screens, including a single KPI outside any dashboard. Omni documents iframe embedding.
Public production starting price
Embedded Everywhere starts from €1,995 / $2,495 per month billed annually, plus AI and Warp usage. Omni does not publish plan prices.
Self-service scoped to the product
Customers edit dashboards in your product without being handed a full analytics workspace.
Same number on every surface
Product-facing metrics sit in one model that dashboards, APIs, and IQ read with the same tenant token.
Embedded analytics is the whole job
The product and the plan are organized around analytics in the product you ship, not internal BI seats.
One semantic layer for employees, customers, and AI
Definitions move from workbook to shared model and are reused across internal BI, embedded analytics, and agents.
dbt, Git, and branches
One-way dbt Semantic Layer import, Git on the major providers, and Branch Mode. Luzmo does not document a dbt integration or Git workflow.
Tenant extension models
A common model plus per-tenant metrics, without duplicating the foundation.
Analyst-grade customer self-service
Create Mode adds spreadsheet tabs, SQL where allowed, AI, and sharing inside each customer’s folder.
Model choice and hosting options
Bring your own model across seven providers on Enterprise, AWS and Azure regions, and ISO 27001.
Pick from the scenario. Shared governed metrics, dbt workflows, or analyst customers point to Omni. Analytics as a feature of your product points to Luzmo.
Start with Luzmo. The product, SDKs, and plan are organized around analytics inside your app.
Better fit: Luzmo
Omni deserves a close look. One semantic layer serves internal BI, embedded analytics, and AI.
Better fit: Omni
Omni dbt import, Git integration, and Branch Mode fit that workflow.
Better fit: Omni
Luzmo web components and SDKs target this. Omni documents iframe embedding.
Better fit: Luzmo
Omni Create Mode offers spreadsheet, SQL, and AI inside the embed.
Better fit: Omni
Both enforce tenant scope on AI and MCP. Run the same questions on both.
Better fit: Both. Run the same job in each.
Luzmo publishes a starting price. Omni requires a quote.
Better fit: Luzmo
Omni acquired Explo in October 2025 and announced a 12-month transition for Explo customers. Omni is the supported path. Compare it with Luzmo on the same rebuild scope before you commit.
Better fit: Both. Run the same job in each.
No universal cheaper answer. Luzmo publishes one plan, then usage. Omni is quote-based, with AI metered in credits.
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.
Omni
Omni does not publish plan prices. The site routes buyers to a trial or a demo. AI usage is measured in credits, with admin caps per user and per customer entity, billed at $1.00 per credit beyond the included allotment. Bring-your-own model keys are an Enterprise plan feature.
Headline prices are not TCO. Omni queries your warehouse live, so warehouse compute, caching, and concurrency belong in the comparison, together with internal users, environments, and AI usage on both sides.
You may not need to replace Omni internally to move customer-facing analytics to Luzmo.
Treat this as a scoping exercise, not a rip-and-replace of the whole stack. Separate the customer-facing analytics from what your own teams use in Omni, then inventory models, tenant rules, and customer-created content before you count dashboards.
Omni acquired Explo in October 2025 and announced a 12-month transition for Explo customers. Confirm your own timeline with Omni, and compare destinations on the same scope before you move. Inventory dashboards, embed authentication, per-customer filters, scheduled reports, and exports first. Those need rebuilding on any platform. Book a call and our team will walk you through a migration approach for your setup.
Already embedding Omni or Explo? Separate customer-facing analytics from internal use, then inventory models, tenant rules, customer content, events, and security. Scope that work before you estimate.
Short answers on embedding, self-service, tenancy, AI, dbt, pricing, Explo, and when Omni is the better fit.
Yes. Omni supports signed SSO embedding, multi-tenant security, white-label themes, vanity domains, customer self-service through Create Mode, embedded AI, and embeddable Apps. Content renders in an iframe. It is not an internal BI tool with embedding added on. See Omni embedding documentation. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
It depends on the job. If customer-facing analytics is the main problem and it should render as part of your product, shortlist platforms built for embedding with components and SDKs, such as Luzmo. If one governed model must also serve internal BI, compare Omni with other semantic-layer platforms. See the Luzmo compare hub. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Both support embedded analytics. Luzmo is embedded analytics built into the product you ship, through components and SDKs. Omni is one governed semantic layer for internal BI, embedded analytics, and AI, delivered to customers in an iframe. See Luzmo embedded analytics and Omni data modeling. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Omni creates an authorized URL that loads in an iframe. The iframe is interactive: your app can send four event types in, and Omni emits fifteen event types out. See Omni embed events. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Not documented. The Omni embed package signs embed URLs on your server. We found no documented React SDK, web components, or single-chart embed. Luzmo ships web components and React, Vue, and Angular SDKs. See the Omni embed package. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Custom HTML and JavaScript pages built on governed Omni queries. They became generally available in August 2026 and can be embedded through the same SSO. They render inside the Omni embed. See Omni Apps. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Create Mode lets embedded users create and share content inside an automatically created customer folder, with point-and-click, spreadsheet, SQL where permitted, and AI. Luzmo offers an embedded dashboard editor in your product. See Omni Create Mode. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Omni documents row-level access filters on user attributes, dynamic schemas, dynamic database environments, and shared extension models, and warns against hidden dashboard filters for security. It does not publish plan prices, so cost at scale needs a quote that includes AI credits and warehouse compute. Luzmo scopes tenants with embed tokens and account overrides, and publishes its starting price. See Omni embed best practices. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Omni uses access grants on topics, fields, and measures, including conditional logic. See Omni access grants. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Custom themes, fonts, logo, and wordmark, plus one vanity domain per instance. Wildcard vanity domains are in beta. See Omni embed themes. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Omni lists seventeen UI languages, set per embedded user through a locale attribute, with user timezones and a separate numeric-locale setting. See Omni localization. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Embedded AI chat can be limited to chosen connections and topics. The Omni MCP server and AI Jobs API can run as the embedded user and enforce that user’s permissions. Luzmo IQ and the Luzmo MCP server use the same embed token as the dashboards. See Omni AI agent guide. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes, on the Enterprise plan. Omni lists AWS Bedrock, Anthropic, OpenAI, Snowflake Cortex, xAI Grok, Google Vertex AI, and Databricks Genie. Luzmo does not officially support bring-your-own LLM. See Omni model providers. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Omni imports dimensions, entities, measures, and metrics from the dbt Semantic Layer. The integration is one-way. Luzmo does not document a dbt integration. See Omni dbt Semantic Layer. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Omni does not publish plan prices. AI usage is billed in credits, at $1.00 per credit beyond the included allotment. 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 Omni AI usage and Luzmo pricing. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Omni documentation describes managed hosting on AWS or Azure in several regions, one region per organization. A self-hosted edition is not documented. See Omni cloud regions. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Omni acquired Explo in October 2025 and announced a 12-month transition for Explo customers. Omni says Explo customers keep full access during the transition, with migration support and unchanged pricing through the current contract. See Omni and Explo. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Yes. Customers can choose another platform when their contract allows. There is no automated import from Explo to Luzmo. Plan to rebuild dashboards, embed authentication, per-customer filters, scheduled reports, and exports. Get an Explo migration assessment. Last verified: 25 September 2026.
Appendix
Luzmo publishes this comparison and has a commercial interest in the outcome. We cite current first-party documentation, include cases where Omni 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 Omni’s current product represented accurately, including the cases where Omni is the stronger fit.
Omni changed quickly in 2026: the Explo acquisition closed in October 2025, Apps became generally available, a new embed package shipped, and ISO 27001, Azure regions, and more AI model providers were added.
We checked each Omni claim against current Omni documentation, the security page, the changelog, and published npm packages. Demo and proof-of-concept items are not treated as shipped features.
When Omni supports a capability, we say so. When it depends on a plan, a beta, or an embed mode, we show that condition. We do not infer missing functionality from missing marketing. Where we found no documentation, we say not documented.
Customer outcomes published by Omni are customer-reported. Performance, implementation speed, AI quality, and design flexibility need the same test on both platforms.
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