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Yurbi vs Metabase

Yurbi and Metabase both land on Depends.

Yurbi

Depends
Confidence: Medium

Buy if you're an ISV or MSP that needs white-label, self-hosted reporting embedded in your product and can spend $10K+/year.

Metabase

Depends
Confidence: Medium

Buy it if someone on your team can host it, patch it fast, and write SQL . the free open-source core is genuinely capable BI.

Yurbi versus Metabase
CompareYurbiMetabase
VerdictDependsDepends
Best forISVs embedding analytics into their appStartups wanting free BI on existing databases
Who it's not forSmall teams with sub-$10K budgetsTeams with nobody to own hosting and patching
PrivacySelf-hosted inside your infrastructure with SSO and multi-tenant isolation; no known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁷Active 2026 vulnerability stream . four critical CVEs including an unauthenticated SQL injection; prompt patching is non-optional.12
Support qualityActive community and changelog; forum-based supportNo support-quality evidence in sources
Public sentimentIndependent user feedback is sparse; visible commentary is mostly vendor-published, with Reddit users noting self-hosted positioning and active development.⁹Users like the query builder and SQL access; recurring gripes are exports, dashboard customization, and slow queries on big datasets.
Biggest gotchaFour tiers exist, but real pricing needs a demo; budget roughly $10K-$30K yearly²Self-hosting means you own patching; 2026 fixes spanned 55.13, 56.3, 57.1 and later

Pick Yurbi when

  • ISVs embedding analytics into their app
  • MSPs reporting on client data
  • Teams that need self-hosted BI
  • White-label dashboard resellers

When Yurbi is not a fit

  • Small teams with sub-$10K budgets
  • Anyone content with free Metabase
  • Cloud-only buyers avoiding self-hosting
  • Solo users needing one simple dashboard

Pick Metabase when

  • Startups wanting free BI on existing databases
  • Product teams embedding analytics in their app
  • SQL-comfortable data teams
  • Self-hosters with patching discipline

When Metabase is not a fit

  • Teams with nobody to own hosting and patching
  • Security-sensitive orgs handling regulated data
  • Non-technical teams needing polished exports and dashboards
  • Analysts on huge datasets where query speed matters

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