RStudio Desktop
StatisticsPopular open-source IDE for R and Quarto
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Quick answer: RStudio Desktop has the most stars on its repository of the 5 options here (★ 5.1k), followed by JASP (★ 1k). Stars show popularity, not fit, so check formats, platforms and licence for your own work.
IBM's statistics package, widely taught in social sciences and psychology. Here are 5 free options, most-starred first.
IBM offers monthly, quarterly or annual plans; add-ons are extra.
From the vendor's own pricing page (ibm.com), checked 19 Oct 2026. Prices change and may exclude tax, so check before you decide.
Popular open-source IDE for R and Quarto
Point-and-click statistics with classical and Bayesian tests
Alternative to SPSS, GraphPad Prism
Spreadsheet-style statistics app built on R
Free program for statistical analysis of sampled data, modelled on SPSS
Alternative to SPSS
The open-source language and environment for statistical computing
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Yes. ResearchAlts lists 5 options: RStudio Desktop, JASP, jamovi, GNU PSPP and R.
IBM SPSS Statistics Base subscription: from $99 per authorised user. These are the vendor's published prices, checked 19 Oct 2026 on ibm.com.
RStudio Desktop (AGPL-3.0), JASP (AGPL-3.0), jamovi (AGPL-3.0), GNU PSPP (GPL-3.0) and R (GPL-2.0).
RStudio Desktop, JASP, jamovi, GNU PSPP and R (all of them).
JASP, jamovi, GNU PSPP and R, according to each project's own documentation (linked under “Fit” on its page). We haven't found it documented for the others.
Install the haven package, then read_sav() loads your SPSS data into R with value labels and special missing values kept. write_sav() saves back to .sav. Our step-by-step guide follows R's official documentation.
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