I like Metabase more than Looker. It's simpler, nicer to look at, easier to get to where you need to go. CAVEAT: If you're an enterprise and need beefy things

I like Metabase more than Looker. It's simpler, nicer to look at, easier to get to where you need to go. CAVEAT: If you're an enterprise and need beefy things like SOC2 compliance, SAML controls. source control, have 3+ data engineers working together, and other things that you are just not interested in if you're say Series B or earlier, just use Looker and avoid the headaches.