A developer-first Supervisely alternative

A lighter, API-first loop for 2D image computer vision: SAM3 auto-annotation, YOLOX and RF-DETR training, and inference APIs, on public USD pricing from $0.

Pictograph vs Supervisely

Where the two differ for a developer or team building and shipping vision models.

Pictograph compared with Supervisely
Feature Pictograph Supervisely
API-first, SDK-first design Apps + SDK
SAM3 point, box, and text prompts SAM2 auto-label
Free tier, no credit card Community tier
Train and deploy in one platform
Agent tool registry (Claude + OpenAI) 38 tools –
3D / LiDAR point-cloud + DICOM annotation –

Where Pictograph fits

Developers and teams who want to run the 2D-image loop themselves, from code. SAM3 drafts labels, you review them, and YOLOX, RF-DETR, or Segformer train on managed GPUs and ship as one /predict endpoint. A CLI your coding agent runs, a typed SDK, and 12 export formats keep your data portable.

Where Supervisely leads

Supervisely supports modalities Pictograph does not, 3D/LiDAR point clouds and DICOM medical volumes, and carries a large ecosystem of installable apps through its AppEngine. Its Enterprise Edition also installs on-prem for strict data sovereignty.

Coming from Supervisely? Export your 2D image annotations to COCO or YOLO, upload the images, and import the labels, then review and train.

How the pricing compares

Publicly listed prices, as of 2026.

Pictograph compared with Supervisely
Feature Pictograph Supervisely
Free tier Free, no card, monthly compute Community tier (free)
Entry paid plan $29 / mo (Core) ~€199 / mo (Pro)
Pricing model Self-serve USD tiers Pro tier + Enterprise quote
Public price list Yes, all tiers Pro listed; Enterprise by quote
Deployment Managed cloud Cloud + self-hosted (Enterprise)

Supervisely’s Enterprise pricing is quoted by sales and shaped around 3D, medical, and on-prem programs. Manual annotation is always free on Pictograph.

Pictograph vs Supervisely FAQ

Is Pictograph a good Supervisely alternative?

Yes, for developers who want a self-serve, API-first loop for 2D image computer vision. Pictograph covers annotate, train, and deploy from code with SAM3 auto-annotation, YOLOX and RF-DETR training, and inference endpoints, on transparent USD pricing with a free tier and no credit card. Supervisely is the stronger fit if you need 3D/LiDAR point clouds, DICOM medical imaging, its large apps ecosystem, or an on-prem install.

How does Pictograph pricing compare to Supervisely?

Pictograph is publicly priced and self-serve: free to start with no credit card, then $29 (Core), $79 (Pro), or $199 (Team) per month, with GPU work billed as pay-as-you-go USD. Supervisely offers a free Community tier and a Pro plan listed around €199/month, with Enterprise pricing quoted by sales.

Does Pictograph support 3D point clouds or DICOM like Supervisely?

No. Pictograph focuses on 2D image annotation, training, and inference. Supervisely supports 3D/LiDAR point clouds and DICOM medical volumes across its platform, so if those modalities are core to your work, Supervisely is the stronger fit.

Does Pictograph keep my data private like a self-hosted install?

Pictograph is a managed cloud service, and datasets and models are private by default on every tier, Free included; you choose what to make public. Supervisely’s Enterprise Edition installs on-prem, so if running on your own hardware is a hard requirement, that is where Supervisely leads.

Is there a free way to try Pictograph?

Yes. The free plan is $0 with no credit card and includes monthly compute, 5,000 images, and 2 GB of storage - enough to draft labels with SAM3, review them, train a model, and evaluate it before committing. Manual annotation is always free.

Try the developer-first alternative

$5 of free compute every month. No card required.