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Turns plain-English descriptions into Excel formulas, VBA macros, and charts inside the browser.
ExcelBot converts a plain-English description into an Excel formula, VBA macro, or chart, without requiring Microsoft 365 to be installed. A user types what they want a spreadsheet to do and the tool returns the formula or code to paste in, which suits people who know what result they need but not the exact Excel syntax. It runs on a credit system: new accounts get 500 free credits combined, and additional credits are sold in a $6.99 pack of 1,000, priced to cover roughly 100 formulas or sheet builds. No company name, founder, or headquarters location is published on the site beyond a support email.
Free accounts get 250 credits at signup plus 250 more on first login (500 total); additional credits are sold as a one-time $6.99 pack of 1,000 credits, enough for roughly 100 formulas or sheet builds. There is no recurring subscription tier.
Use tool ↗ExcelBot solves a narrow, common problem — knowing what a formula should do but not its exact syntax — without requiring a Microsoft 365 install. Because it prices by credit pack rather than subscription, casual users can pay once and stop, but the $6.99-for-100-formulas rate adds up quickly for anyone building sheets daily.
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