Best NCSS Alternatives in 2026

20 platforms from statistical analysis software ranked against NCSS on the same published basis.

  1. 1NCSS vs JASP
  2. 2NCSS vs jamovi
  3. 3NCSS vs Stata
  4. 4NCSS vs EViews
  5. 5NCSS vs R
  6. 6NCSS vs gretl
  7. 7NCSS vs LatentGOLD
  8. 8NCSS vs SAS/STAT
  9. 9NCSS vs PAST
  10. 10NCSS vs GraphPad Prism
  11. 11NCSS vs BlueSky Statistics
  12. 12NCSS vs IBM SPSS Statistics
  13. 13NCSS vs SAS Visual Statistics
  14. 14NCSS vs JMP
  15. 15NCSS vs Minitab Statistical Software
  16. 16NCSS vs Statgraphics Centurion
  17. 17NCSS vs XLSTAT
  18. 18NCSS vs Mplus
  19. 19NCSS vs Statistica
  20. 20NCSS vs GNU PSPP

NCSS alternatives compared

#PlatformScoreFree planFromRuns on
1JASP7.3Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
2jamovi7.3Free planFreeWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux
3Stata7.2No$13.33/moLinux, Mac, Windows
4EViews7.2Free plan$59.95/moMac, Windows
5R7.0No—Mac, Windows
6gretl7.0Free planFreeLinux, Mac, Windows
7LatentGOLD7.0Free plan—Windows
8SAS/STAT6.9No—Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
9PAST6.9Free planFreeWindows, Mac
10GraphPad Prism6.8No$11.83/moMac, Windows
11BlueSky Statistics6.8Free plan$41.25/moMac, Windows
12IBM SPSS Statistics6.7No$79/mo—
13SAS Visual Statistics6.7No—self-hosted, Web
14JMP6.5No—Windows, Mac
15Minitab Statistical Software6.5No$199.50/moWeb
16Statgraphics Centurion6.5No—Windows
17XLSTAT6.5No—Web, Windows, Mac, iOS
18Mplus6.5No$195/moWindows, Mac, Linux
19Statistica6.4No—Windows, Web
20GNU PSPP6.4No——
Make your platform an alternative to NCSS

The sponsored alternative slot on this page is labelled Sponsored.

See the price

Questions about NCSS alternatives

What is the best alternative to NCSS?

JASP, number 1 in statistical analysis software with a score of 7.3 out of 10. The others here: jamovi, Stata, EViews and 16 more.

What is the best free alternative to NCSS?

JASP is the best-ranked alternative with a free plan. 7 of the 20 alternatives here publish a free plan on their own pricing pages.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked on what each maker publishes, open and connectable first: a public API, open-source code, the depth of its documentation and a free tier to try it on. Model lists are sorted by the figure in their title, exactly as each provider publishes it.