See how SharpCloud's Creator, Collaborator, and Read-Only licenses work for portfolio management and roadmapping, plus its pricing and 2026 Lumivero…
SharpCloud is a data visualization and strategic portfolio management platform that converts spreadsheets, project plans, and other business data into interactive, story-based visualizations, aimed at making complex interdependencies between projects, risks, and strategic goals easier for stakeholders to understand at a glance.
Founded in 2012 and headquartered in London, United Kingdom, SharpCloud was acquired by Denver-based analytics software company Lumivero in January 2026, and is now sold and supported as part of Lumivero's broader analytics product portfolio, which also includes tools such as XLSTAT and NVivo.
SharpCloud supports product roadmapping, enterprise portfolio management, innovation management, and risk management, alongside Gantt and Kanban-style views, custom dashboards, and reporting. Configurable connectors pull in data from existing sources rather than requiring manual re-entry.
Collaboration features such as commenting and mentions let stakeholders discuss specific parts of a visualization directly, and role-based licensing lets organizations control cost by separating story creators from data collaborators and read-only viewers.
SharpCloud offers a free version for evaluation, alongside three paid, role-based annual license tiers: Creator, with a 2-license minimum, for people who build stories and configure connectors; Collaborator, with a 5-license minimum, for people who edit and maintain data; and Read-Only, with a 50-license minimum, for stakeholders who only need to view and comment.
Public pricing for the entry-level Creator tier starts at 750 British pounds per year; Collaborator and Read-Only pricing is not publicly listed and requires contacting sales.
SharpCloud is used for data visualization, strategic roadmapping, portfolio management, and scenario planning, turning spreadsheets and project data into interactive visual stories.
SharpCloud was acquired by Lumivero, a Denver-based analytics software company, in January 2026, and is now part of the Lumivero product portfolio.
SharpCloud's entry-level Creator license starts at 750 British pounds per year; Collaborator and Read-Only tier pricing requires contacting sales.
Yes, SharpCloud offers a free version for evaluation alongside its paid tiers.
Creator licenses build and manage stories and connectors, Collaborator licenses edit and maintain data, and Read-Only licenses can only view and comment on stories.
Yes, SharpCloud uses configurable connectors to pull in data from existing sources rather than requiring manual data entry.
Yes, SharpCloud is commonly used for enterprise portfolio management, roadmapping, and risk management use cases.
SharpCloud was founded in 2012 and is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.