Visualizer Pro offers three annual plans: Personal at $99/year for 1 site, Plus at $199/year for 3 sites, and Infinite at $399/year for unlimited sites. All prices are special introductory rates, and every plan is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Visualizer costs between $99 and $399 per year with 3 plans: Personal at $99/year, Plus at $199/year, and Infinite at $399/year.
All three are annual Pro licenses from Themeisle, and these are special introductory prices. Here's how they compare.
Personal
Price: $99/year (introductory price; renewals are at full price)
Websites Supported: 1
Best For: Solo site owners and bloggers who need charts on a single WordPress site
Refund Policy: 30-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee
Other Features:
- 15 chart types, including line, bar, pie, and tables
- Imports from WordPress, CSV URLs, XLSX, external APIs, and WooCommerce
- Chart translation through WPML
- Standard support with replies within 12 business hours
This is the simplest way to unlock Pro features on one site. You still get every import option and all 15 chart types, so nothing essential is missing for a single blog or business site.
Plus
Price: $199/year (introductory price)
Websites Supported: 3
Best For: Creators and small teams running a few sites
Other Features:
- Everything in Personal
- Custom permissions to control who can view or edit charts
- On-page data editor for editing chart data inside posts
- Periodic data synchronization across all import types
- Priority support with replies within 8 business hours
Plus is tagged as best value on the pricing page, and the upgrade makes sense. You cover three sites and gain the workflow features that matter most: scheduled syncing, on-page editing, and chart permissions.
Infinite
Price: $399/year (introductory price)
Websites Supported: Unlimited
Best For: Agencies and freelancers building sites for clients
Other Features:
- Everything in Plus
- Premium support, highest priority, replies within 6 business hours
- All import types, including database connections
- License valid on customer websites, unless you're offering hosting services
Infinite removes the site cap completely. The FAQ confirms you can use this license on client sites, which makes it the only tier designed for agency work.
One thing to check before buying: subdomains and WordPress multisite subsites each count as an active site, so make sure your license limits match your setup.
A few billing notes worth knowing. These introductory prices renew at the full rates shown crossed out on the page ($199, $399, and $799 per year). You can change plans or cancel your account at any time. No free trial is mentioned, but you can try the live demo, and the free core version covers the manual data editor. Every paid plan is protected by a 30-day money-back guarantee, so there's little risk in trying Pro.