DevExtreme
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Buy if you're an enterprise or agency building data-heavy Angular/React apps and can budget $899/year per developer.
New check
Comparison
DevExtreme vs StackShare
DevExtreme and StackShare both land on Depends.
StackShare
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Buy the enterprise tier only if you need technographic or stack-standardization data and can vet its accuracy in a trial first.
| Compare | DevExtreme | StackShare |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | Enterprise dashboards with data-heavy grids | Engineering leaders standardizing tools |
| Who it's not for | Startups needing one table . free options exist | Solo devs and tiny teams . free browsing is enough; don't pay |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.⁴ | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed. |
| Support quality | Users report very good support and performance. | Only vendor-published case study evidence |
| Public sentiment | Users praise component quality, documentation, and support, with occasional complaints about upgrade friction and React customization limits.¹ | Feedback is sparse: a handful of positive G2 reviews, but Reddit users say the self-reported data has declined.16 |
| Biggest gotcha | Version upgrades have broken apps before.⁶ | Stack data is self-reported by companies, so accuracy varies widely.15 |
Pick DevExtreme when
- Enterprise dashboards with data-heavy grids
- Angular-first teams
- Multi-framework shops wanting one vendor
- Teams already using DevExpress .NET controls
When DevExtreme is not a fit
- Startups needing one table . free options exist
- Pre-revenue teams; $899/yr per dev hurts
- Open-source-only (MIT) stacks
- Small apps with basic UI needs . overkill
Pick StackShare when
- Engineering leaders standardizing tools
- Sales teams buying technographic data
- Open-source compliance teams (post-FOSSA)
- Devs researching company stacks
When StackShare is not a fit
- Solo devs and tiny teams . free browsing is enough; don't pay
- Buyers needing verified, accurate stack data
- Anyone requiring published pricing upfront
- Non-technical orgs without a data-validation workflow
Sources
- DevExtreme official sitejs.devexpress.comofficial
- FAQ: Purchasing and Licensingjs.devexpress.comofficial
- Buy and Use with Confidencejs.devexpress.comofficial
- DevExtreme security pagejs.devexpress.comsecurity
- DevExtreme React Grid vs Simple Tablesimple-table.comreview
- DevExtreme UI upgrade Issuesupportcenter.devexpress.comofficial
- DevExtreme React vs DevExtreme Reactivesupportcenter.devexpress.comofficial
- How to choose the frameworksupportcenter.devexpress.comofficial
- DevExtreme vs Angular Materialstackshare.ioreview
- DevExtreme vs PrimeNGstackshare.ioreview
- DevExtreme Reviews on G2g2.comreview
- Best JavaScript UI Libraries for Enterprise Applicationsblog.webix.comreview
- Websites using DevExtreme (Wappalyzer)wappalyzer.comnews
- StackShare official sitestackshare.ioofficial
review
- StackShare Reviews . G2g2.comreview