Full white-label from £149/mo. Your logo, your fonts, your colours, everywhere a chart appears.
Brand-matched charts have quietly become a luxury line item. Datawrapper will drop its credit line at $21/month, but putting your own fonts and palette on a chart jumps to $499/month. Flourish moved plain image downloads behind a paywall. TradingView widgets ship with TradingView branding baked in, and most free tools stamp a watermark across your work. For an adviser handing a client a one-pager, a research shop publishing a note, or a newsletter writer building a reputation, a chart wearing someone else's brand (or a watermark) quietly undercuts the credibility you are trying to project.
Quadesto treats branding as a feature, not a $499 upsell. Removable branding starts at £39/month on Creator, and full white-label (your own logo, fonts, colours and saved themes) lands at £149/month on Pro, a fraction of Datawrapper's custom-theme tier. The branding follows the chart everywhere it goes: in the app, in live embeds, and in PNG, SVG and PDF exports. And because Quadesto is built for finance, you also get chart types and 90+ correct computation functions Datawrapper simply does not have, plus auto-refresh so a branded chart never goes stale.
Datawrapper lists its custom-theme tier at $499/month, the point at which your own fonts and palette finally become available. Quadesto gives you the same full white-label (logo, fonts, colours and reusable themes) at £149/month, with no per-seat pricing stacked on top. That is the wedge, and for a boutique firm or a solo newsletter it is the difference between branded charts being a routine cost and being a line you cannot justify. You are paying for your brand on your charts, not for the privilege of removing someone else's logo.
Branding that only works in the app is not white-label. In Quadesto your logo, typeface and colour palette apply in-app, on every live embed you drop into a site or client portal, and across every PNG, SVG and PDF export. A fact sheet you hand a client, an embed in a research note, and a chart pasted into a monthly email all carry the same consistent identity. There is no watermark to crop out and no foreign logo to explain away.
We are straightforward about how this works. On the Free tier, charts carry a small Made with Quadesto badge, which is how the product spreads and stays free for people kicking the tyres. Creator at £39/month removes that branding, and Pro at £149/month unlocks full white-label with custom logo, fonts, colours and saved themes. Branding removal is a paid feature, and we would rather say that plainly than hide a watermark you only discover after you have built your first client deck.
A branded chart is worthless if the numbers are wrong. Quadesto runs a deterministic computation engine with more than 90 functions, so rolling returns, drawdowns, CAGR, spreads and the rest come out correct every time rather than approximated. It connects to 15 data providers and refreshes on a schedule, so a chart embedded in a client portal or a newsletter stays current without you touching it. These are finance chart types and calculations Datawrapper was never built to handle, which is why general-purpose tools leave advisers and research teams patching numbers by hand.
The people who feel branding pain most are the ones putting charts in front of clients and subscribers. RIAs and advisers use white-label charts on client-facing one-pagers and fact sheets; boutique research firms publish branded embeds in their notes; newsletter writers and agencies ship charts that reinforce their own name rather than a chart tool. Quadesto is designed around that work, so the brand on the page is always yours. That consistency is what quietly builds trust over dozens of touchpoints.
Start free to see the charts and the correct numbers for yourself, then unlock removable branding at £39/month or full white-label at £149/month — a fraction of the $499 rival tools charge. Your logo, your fonts, your colours, on every embed and export.
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