Julius AI

What it does

Julius takes in spreadsheets, documents and data files, plus plain-language prompts or source material. It produces analyses and charts, reports and dashboards, presentations, websites and web apps, images and video. Research answers come with citations, and paid plans can connect to external data sources instead of relying on uploads.

People typically upload a file or link a data connector, ask questions in a chat-style workspace, then turn the results into something shareable such as a deck or a published page. Its distinguishing feature is that analysis and content creation sit in one credit-based workspace, with browser and parallel agents for research, scheduled report runs and a choice of AI models depending on the plan.

It suits analysts, researchers, students and small teams who want data work and presentable output in a single tool. A free plan exists and paid plans add credits and models; larger plans add team seats and database connectors. Usage is metered by credits, so heavy work may need a higher tier. Model names and tier details vary between pricing views and should be checked before buying.

What it can do

• Analyze spreadsheets, documents and data files, and visualize results with charts
• Answer research questions with citations using browser and parallel agents
• Generate presentations, reports and dashboards from data or prompts
• Build and publish websites and web apps
• Generate images and create or edit video
• Connect to Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint and, on higher plans, Snowflake, BigQuery and Postgres

Works with

• Google Drive
• OneDrive
• SharePoint
• Snowflake
• BigQuery
• Postgres

Example workflows

Turn a spreadsheet into a deck

Input: a sales spreadsheet uploaded or linked from Google Drive. Steps: ask Julius to analyze trends, review the charts it produces, then request a presentation from the findings. Output: an exportable presentation with charts.

Scheduled report from a database

Input: a Postgres, BigQuery or Snowflake connection (Business plan). Steps: describe the report you want, refine the analysis, then set a scheduled run. Output: a recurring shareable report or dashboard.

Before you choose

• Usage is credit-based, so heavy analysis or video generation may exhaust a plan's monthly credits
• Database connectors, team seats and scheduled runs depend on the plan tier; Free and Plus have fewer connectors
• Frontier model access varies by plan, and file storage length differs (7-day on one plan view, permanent on Max)

Listed under

• Data
• Analytics and BI
• Research
• AI workspace
• Business intelligence
• Data analysis
• Presentations
• Spreadsheets

Get started

Sign up from the pricing page; paid plans add credits and models.

1. Create a free account at julius.ai
2. Upload a data file or connect Google Drive, OneDrive or SharePoint
3. Ask a question or request a chart, report or presentation, then choose a plan if you need more credits

Monthly and annual billing options have different prices. Credits cap usage on each plan; Business supports a shared team allowance, and Enterprise requires sales contact. Confirm current credits, seats and model access before subscribing.

Source: julius.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

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