PromptLoop vs SheetAI

PromptLoop helps sales and go-to-market teams research and qualify prospects by extracting company data, buying signals, and custom insights from websites. Its no-code AI tasks accept website lists or search terms and return structured data, strict formats, and confidence scores. Website tasks crawl supplied URLs; search tasks find a name or keyword and then crawl relevant pages. Managed tasks can create or transform AI columns and return verified or probable work emails and phone numbers with related metadata. PromptLoop documents HubSpot and Salesforce integrations for importing company lists and syncing selected results to CRM records. Its functions and tasks work with Excel and Google Sheets, and a REST API connects existing systems. Credit use varies: normal outputs cost one credit per row or website, list outputs cost one credit per returned row, and returned emails and phones cost 5 and 50 credits respectively. Tasks with more than six output items may run slower or lose accuracy; chained workflows support up to five steps. The Free plan has 500 credits, one seat, and 25 rows or inputs at a time.

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.