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Ajelix vs Sheeter

Two fact sheets from our own research, side by side — pricing, platforms, API access and status re-checked by us rather than quoted from the vendors. Ajelix starts at $39, Sheeter at $69.99. Both have a free tier.

AjelixAI helper for Excel formulas, VBA scripts and dashboardsSheeterConverts a plain-language request into the matching Excel or Google Sheets formula.

Side by side

FactAjelixSheeter
CategorySpreadsheets & Data EntrySpreadsheets & Data Entry
Pricing modelFreemiumFreemium
Starts at$39 month$69.99 one_time
Public APINoNo
PlatformsWebWeb
CompanyAJELIX SIASheeter.ai
Launched2022—
Last verifiedSep 6, 2026Sep 1, 2026

What our research says

Ajelix

Use it narrowly, as a formula and macro translator for when you know the outcome you want but not the syntax. The newer agentic-workspace framing puts it up against far better-funded BI tools, and $39 is steep for the one job most people came for.

Pros

  • an Excel add-in and Google Sheets add-on keep the work inside the spreadsheet
  • handles both directions: generating formulas and explaining existing ones
  • tier limits are stated concretely as file size, storage and CPU/RAM instead of vague credits
  • covers Apps Script and VBA, which most spreadsheet assistants ignore

Cons

  • 10 free requests a month is barely a trial
  • $39 entry is expensive next to Copilot or a general assistant doing the same formula work
  • no public API despite the automation and agent positioning
  • the dashboard and app-builder features are shallow compared with dedicated BI tooling

Sheeter

Sheeter solves one specific annoyance, remembering or looking up spreadsheet formula syntax, rather than trying to be a full spreadsheet AI assistant. The lifetime pricing is unusual for this category and can work out cheaper than a subscription tool if you only need occasional formula help. It is narrow by design, so it will not help with broader spreadsheet analysis or automation.

Pros

  • Works for both Excel and Google Sheets, not just one platform
  • Add-on integration means formulas do not require manual copy-paste every time
  • Lifetime pricing avoids a recurring monthly charge

Cons

  • Scope is limited to formula generation rather than full spreadsheet help
  • No API for integrating formula generation into other tools

Which one fits

Choose Ajelix if you need

  • writing or untangling gnarly Excel and Google Sheets formulas without trawling forums
  • generating and cleaning up VBA macros or Google Apps Script
  • converting PDF or image tables into usable spreadsheet data

Choose Sheeter if you need

  • Spreadsheet users who occasionally forget formula syntax
  • People who prefer a one-time payment over a recurring subscription
  • Users of both Excel and Google Sheets who want one tool for both

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