WordPress data visualisation

ChartQuill

Turn spreadsheet data into a story readers can understand.

Paste spreadsheet data, choose a chart style, and publish a responsive, self-hosted visual without leaving the block editor.

ChartQuill in WordPress

Real plugin screenshot

ChartQuill bar chart with an accessible linked data table

Self-hosted output

Linked data tables

Block-editor workflow

A direct WordPress workflow

From spreadsheet to published story.

ChartQuill keeps the complete workflow inside the block editor, from pasted data to accessible front-end output.

01

Paste your data

Use the spreadsheet grid, or paste CSV and TSV data you already have.

ChartQuill spreadsheet data editor

02

Shape the chart

Choose a chart style, map fields, and refine the story from the editor.

ChartQuill mapping and chart controls in the editor

03

Publish with context

Deliver a responsive, self-hosted chart with a linked semantic table.

Published ChartQuill chart with linked data table

Built around the outcome

Less setup. A clearer result.

Create

Work with familiar data

Paste CSV or TSV data, edit it in a spreadsheet-style grid, and map fields without leaving WordPress.

Explain

Add context around the numbers

Publish titles, summaries, sources, units, and a linked semantic table alongside the visual.

Present

Match the depth of the story

Start with nine chart styles, then add advanced analysis and presentation controls with Pro.

Choose your edition

Start free. Upgrade when the job demands more.

Both editions follow the same WordPress-first workflow. Pro adds capability for more demanding data stories.

ChartQuill Free

For clear everyday charts

  • Nine chart styles
  • Spreadsheet grid and CSV/TSV paste
  • Linked semantic data tables
  • Responsive, self-hosted rendering

ChartQuill Pro

For analysis and editorial polish

  • Eleven additional chart styles
  • Trend, bubble, box plot, and waterfall charts
  • Reference lines, ranges, callouts, and direct labels
  • Brand palettes and advanced colour controls

Purchase securely with Freemius

Choose the licence that fits your work.

ChartQuill Pro is available as an annual subscription for 1, 5, or 25 sites. The secure checkout shows your exact tax-inclusive total before payment.

Choose a licence

Annual subscription in USD; no trial. Renews automatically each year unless cancelled before renewal. Taxes are calculated for your location, and Freemius is the Merchant of Record. Your exact total is shown before payment. Manage cancellation and billing in the Freemius customer portal.

30-day strict money-back guarantee: if a verified defect makes the plugin’s material functions unusable and WPGO support cannot resolve it, you may request a full refund within 30 days. Missing features and third-party incompatibilities are not covered.

If the licence expires, ChartQuill Pro features, updates, and support stop. Renew to restore access.

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After expiry: saved chart data and settings remain in WordPress, but Pro-only features, updates, and support require an active licence.

Know what you are buying

Focused software. Clear boundaries.

  • No iframe or hosted chart service
  • Unavailable Pro settings are preserved
  • Direct support from WPGO

Questions before you choose

ChartQuill FAQs

Does ChartQuill send chart data to a hosted service?

No. The published chart is rendered on your WordPress site rather than embedded from a third-party chart-hosting platform.

What makes the output more accessible?

ChartQuill can publish a linked semantic data table with the visual, giving readers another way to understand the underlying values.

What happens when my Pro subscription expires?

Your chart data and saved settings remain in WordPress. Pro-only features are blocked after expiry until the licence is renewed; updates and support also require an active subscription.

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