Browsi vs Google Cloud BigQuery: Which is a better fit?

The sandbox supports up to 4 ( I think) projects that you can work on for free. This is great for people who are just starting out and BigQuery is very affordable as a whole.

Currently loading up multiple datasets on the same project and / or opening multiple tabs for queries makes everything really confusing and hard to navigate.

Andres Ernesto A

Developer - Data Specialist

Importing information from Google Sheets seems like a super advantage to me, as does the ability to execute large queries without affecting performance.

Once the table is created it is difficult to edit the columns, so you have to delete it.

It is pretty straightforward to set up and allows for lots of data inputs. It's data visualization and statistics are amazing and provide useful insight.

We have also built a dashboard where we make a conciliation of our clients' data, in case something goes wrong, we immediately realize what is happening.

Muhammad M

Chief Internal Auditor

BigQuery is powerful and reliable tool to manage huge data consists of trillion of rows. It is well embedded with GCP which ensure economical solution.

Mario M

Senior Data Analyst

Sometimes when you make complex SQL queries, the debugging tool does not help a lot finding the problem.