Julius AI
Upload a spreadsheet, ask a question in plain English and get the chart you were picturing.
Free · from $20/mo
Code & Development
Data and analytics tools let you upload a spreadsheet or connect a database, then ask questions as you would to a colleague. They write the queries, draw the charts and help tidy messy files.
We look at which data sources connect, whether you can see and check the underlying query, and how reports are shared. Many offer a free plan for small files, with paid tiers for larger data, connectors and team workspaces.
The one most people reach for is Julius AI.
Budget-wise, paid plans start anywhere from $20 to $36 a month — most land around $28. Good news: 2 of the 2 let you start for free.
2 tools
Upload a spreadsheet, ask a question in plain English and get the chart you were picturing.
Free · from $20/mo
Shared data notebooks where SQL, Python and an AI helper all live on one page.
Free · from $36/mo
Our shortlist: Julius AI (new, $20) and Hex (new, $36).
Absolutely — 2 tools here have a free plan. We’d start with Julius AI and Hex.
Most paid plans sit around $28/month. The cheapest we list starts at $20, the priciest at $36.
2 offer an API — handy if you want to plug them into your own product. Try Julius AI and Hex.