SvGrid vs Other Svelte Data Grids

Honest, feature-by-feature comparisons.

• SvGrid vs TanStack Table (Svelte) - Closest peer to SvGrid's headless core. SvGrid ships an opinionated render component on top, plus Svelte-5-native runes; TanStack stays framework-agnostic and asks you to bring your own DOM.
• SvGrid vs svelte-headless-table - svelte-headless-table is excellent for Svelte 4 headless setups. SvGrid runs on Svelte 5 runes, ships a render component, and covers a wider feature surface.
• SvGrid vs AG Grid (community + enterprise) - AG Grid is more battle-tested and feature-complete; SvGrid is Svelte-5-native, lighter, and a fraction of the cost for paid support. Pick AG Grid for parity with a React + Angular codebase; pick SvGrid for a Svelte-first stack.
• SvGrid vs MUI X DataGrid - MUI X DataGrid is the data grid for Material UI on React, split into a free Community tier and paid Pro / Premium tiers.
• SvGrid vs Handsontable - Handsontable is the spreadsheet-in-a-page with the richest formula engine, but it is commercially licensed and has no native Svelte build. SvGrid is MIT, Svelte-5-native, and covers most of the same editing surface.
• SvGrid vs Glide Data Grid - Glide wins on raw canvas FPS for hundreds of thousands of visible cells. SvGrid renders accessible, selectable DOM with virtualization and is Svelte-5-native - the right call for most apps.
• SvGrid vs SVAR Svelte DataGrid - SVAR Svelte DataGrid (wx-svelte-grid) is a Svelte-native, MIT-licensed data grid from XB Software, the team behind Webix.
• SvGrid vs @vincjo/datatables - @vincjo/datatables is a great minimal pick when you want to keep your own table markup and just need sort / filter / paginate. SvGrid is the fuller grid - virtualization, Excel filters, editing, a render component - for heavier apps.
• SvGrid vs Flowbite / Skeleton / shadcn-svelte tables - UI-kit tables are perfect for small, mostly-static tables that match your design system. Reach for SvGrid the moment you need sorting, filtering, virtualization, editing, or large datasets.
• SvGrid vs Tabulator - Tabulator is enormously capable and free, but it is vanilla JS you wire into Svelte imperatively. SvGrid delivers a similar feature surface as a Svelte-5-native component with reactive data binding.
• SvGrid vs Grid.js - Grid.js is a lovely lightweight pick for search / sort / paginate. SvGrid is the fuller, Svelte-native grid when you need virtualization, editing, grouping, or large datasets.
• SvGrid vs React Data Grid (adazzle) - react-data-grid is a strong, lightweight React grid with great editing. SvGrid is the Svelte-5-native equivalent, with a similar feature set and no React dependency.
• SvGrid vs PrimeVue / PrimeNG / PrimeReact DataTable - Prime DataTable is excellent inside the Prime/Vue (or Angular/React) ecosystem. SvGrid is the Svelte-native alternative with an MIT core, a headless engine, and an MCP server.
• SvGrid vs Kendo UI Grid (Telerik) - Kendo is a polished enterprise suite with full vendor support - and a commercial license to match. SvGrid is Svelte-5-native with an MIT core and a paid tier at a fraction of the cost.
• SvGrid vs DevExtreme DataGrid (DevExpress) - DevExtreme is a deep, commercial multi-framework grid with strong vendor support. SvGrid is Svelte-5-native with an MIT core and a far lower-cost paid tier.
• SvGrid vs Syncfusion Grid - Syncfusion is an enormous commercial suite with a free community license for small teams. SvGrid is Svelte-5-native with an MIT core and no revenue / headcount conditions.
• SvGrid vs jqxGrid (jQWidgets) - Same team, same engineering DNA. Choose jqxGrid for jQuery / Angular / React / Vue or a multi-framework codebase; choose SvGrid for a Svelte-5-native stack with an MIT community core.
• SvGrid vs Smart.Grid (Smart Web Components) - Same team again. Smart.Grid is a great framework-agnostic web component that even works inside Svelte; SvGrid is the runes-native option, with Svelte snippets for cells and an MIT community core.