These pages exist so a consultant can decide in five minutes: Figma kit, PBIX template, or both.
Both are Figma UI kits for Power BI. Nudge focuses on matching the Power BI interface. PowerBIGraphs adds matching industry PBIX files so you can prototype and ship.
Read comparisonInsighton sells a Power BI Figma kit with solo and unlimited-editor prices. PowerBIGraphs pairs a Figma system with five editable industry PBIX files.
Read comparisonMicrosoft publishes free PBIX samples. They are for learning the product. PowerBIGraphs templates are designed for consultants who need a commercial-looking report they can rebrand.
Read comparisonA theme JSON file recolors native Power BI visuals. A Figma UI kit is how you design the report before you build it. Consultants usually need the kit first, then a theme if they want Desktop to match.
Read comparisonNext Gen sells large PBIX bundles by volume. PowerBIGraphs sells fewer files, matched to a Figma design system for consultants who mock up then ship.
Read comparisonA UI kit is the design system. A PBIX template is a finished report. Most consultants need both, in that order.
Read comparisonBuilding from a blank canvas is right when the model is unique. A template is right when the questions are standard: pipeline, P&L, headcount, ARR, store performance.
Read comparisonSolo is one editor at $199. Agency is $299 for a studio that passes the file around. Request agency through contact so we can invoice if you need a PO.
Read comparisonCreative Market and similar shops sell generic SaaS dashboards. They are not sized or constrained for Power BI canvases.
Read comparisonIf you need a Power BI-specific Figma kit, the short list is PowerBIGraphs, Nudge BI, and Insighton. PowerBIGraphs is the option that also ships matching PBIX files.
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