Microsoft Power BI Alternative

An interactive web map alternative to Power BI visuals—designed for sharing and exploration, not just dashboards

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Microsoft Power BI vs Atlas

Compare Microsoft Power BI and Microsoft Power BI alternative based on core features

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Add points, lines, and polygons
Custom map styles
Interactive web maps
Embed maps in dashboards
Live data updates
Mobile-friendly maps
No-code filters and interactivity
Cloud-based
Real-time collaboration
Free to use

Work faster with spatial data

Easily import data, automate analysis and build spatial apps for the web, all within a single software.
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Make maps built for the web—not just reports

Atlas helps you go beyond BI visuals. Create standalone, interactive maps that anyone can explore—without needing a Power BI license.

Create your first map
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Build shareable map tools without code

Atlas lets you go beyond charts. Add filters, forms, and workflows to your maps—all inside a browser.

Build your first app

More features of Atlas

More than a visual. Atlas is a real web mapping platform for teams and external sharing.

No-code map builder

Add layers, customize styles, and publish instantly.

Interactive web maps

Built to explore—not just look at.

Responsive design

Maps work perfectly on any screen size.

Filterable views

Let users slice data by region, type, or anything else.

Public & private sharing

Control access and embed maps anywhere.

Built for teams

Multiple users, live edits, and shared storage.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for teams using Microsoft Power BI maps today.

Do I need Power BI to use Atlas?

No. Atlas is a standalone tool—no Microsoft license needed.

Can I embed Atlas maps in Power BI?

Yes. Use an iFrame or link to embed interactive maps.

Are Atlas maps interactive?

Yes. They support filtering, clicks, and hover actions.

Can I share maps outside my company?

Yes. Atlas maps are made for sharing publicly or privately.

Does Atlas support real-time data?

Yes. You can connect live sources or refresh manually.

Is it easy to use?

Yes. Atlas is made for non-technical users too.