ExcelGPT vs PerSight

ExcelGPT turns plain-language spreadsheet questions into formulas, charts, cleaned data, templates, and analysis workflows. Its formula generator supports more than 400 functions across Excel, Google Sheets, WPS, and LibreOffice Calc. Users can upload spreadsheets and chat across multiple files and sheets to clean, merge, or query data, while Work Agent runs multi-step workflows across files. ChatDB connects to MySQL, PostgreSQL, Supabase, and SQL Server, restricting database work to read-only SELECT queries through a query guard and read-only transaction. Imports include Excel, CSV, ODS, PDF, PNG, and JPG files, with XLSX as an export format. Google Sheets connection is optional and uses per-file OAuth permission; ExcelGPT says it cannot browse or read other Google Drive files. ChatGPT with GPT-4o/GPT-5 is available, alongside Claude, Gemini, and OpenAI workflows. The free plan offers up to 90 credits per month through daily check-in. Pro costs $19.90 a month, and Max costs $29.90 a month. ChatGPT-powered features need a live connection, though the last response is cached for offline reading.

PerSight is a database tool for asking natural-language questions and producing AI visualizations from connected SQL data. It supports XLSX export and team collaboration, and runs on macOS and Windows. The Free plan costs nothing, billed annually, and allows 15 questions per month, one database connection, and one device. Pro costs €390 a year, excludes VAT, and includes 500 questions monthly, three devices, and 10 schema scans monthly; its first three days are free. Duo costs €690 a year, excludes VAT, and provides two accounts, each with 500 questions monthly and two devices, plus 20 schema scans monthly. Team is listed for four accounts, while Enterprise adds unlimited questions, unlimited devices, and priority support to Team. PerSight is headquartered in Ochtendung, Germany.