Ajelix vs SheetAI

Ajelix is an AI chatbot and workspace for business professionals that turns data into project outputs. It can generate Excel files, interactive web apps, dashboards, PowerPoint presentations, VBA scripts, automated workflows, QR codes, and cleaned datasets. Spreadsheet tools generate formulas, fix errors, make charts, and calculate KPIs. Its Google Sheets add-on can create reports, write and run Google Apps Script, build dashboards, and clean datasets; add-ons also work in Docs, Slides, and Forms, with Excel supported. Ajelix imports spreadsheets, PDFs, files, and documents from more than 20 sources. Listed file types include Excel, CSV, Word, PDF, PowerPoint, Google Sheets links, and images for OCR or text extraction. In agentic chat mode, it presents an execution plan for review and approval before execution. The free plan includes all tools and 10 requests per month, with no credit card required to start. Pricing notes list paid access from $32 per user per month billed annually; listed monthly plans include Lite at 39.00 USD, Pro at 99.00 USD, and Max at $199 per user per month.

SheetAI is a Google Sheets add-on that runs AI formulas and media generation inside spreadsheets. It supports formula generation, table transformation, spreadsheet analysis, workflow automation, custom functions, and API access. Keys can connect OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or Replicate; Replicate enables bulk image, video, and music generation. Filling a formula down a column can turn one prompt into hundreds of output rows. Installation comes through Google Workspace Marketplace and opens inside an existing Sheet. The free BYOK tier uses your own provider key, gives unlimited SHEETAI calls and formula generation, and sends provider charges directly to you. Starter costs $12 a month and includes approximately 500 AI runs monthly. Pro costs $29 a month, while Pro Yearly costs $290 a year; both describe higher, soft-unlimited usage. Credit packs range from $29 a month to $299, paid once. Licenses follow a Google Account email. The company says it does not view or share customer data and saves only essential information.