AskExcel

AskExcel is a spreadsheet assistant that lets users upload an Excel or CSV file and ask questions in plain language instead of writing formulas or code. It interprets the request and runs the corresponding operation itself, covering formula generation, correlation studies, exploratory data analysis, KPI tracking, text extraction, sentiment analysis, and chart generation. Users can also pull in data from Google Sheets rather than only uploading local files. It's aimed at people who work with spreadsheets but don't want to hand-write complex formulas or VBA, including business professionals, sales, marketing, and finance teams, small business owners, students, educators, researchers, and consultants. The pitch is accessibility: the tool is meant to make data analysis usable for both spreadsheet beginners and more advanced users who just want to move faster. The free plan allows a limited number of queries per month with a 10MB file size limit and no advanced features like data cleaning or custom charts. A Plus plan removes the message limit, raises the file size cap to 50MB, and adds premium models, priced at $7 a month or $70 a year. The site doesn't mention any API access, third-party integrations beyond Google Sheets, or when the company was founded.