Julius AI
Plain-English data analysis in an AI workspace
Profile researched and drafted with AI assistance from published sources; edited and published by NorwegianSpark SA (editorial policy).
Official website: julius.ai
About Julius AI
Julius started as an AI data analyst — upload a spreadsheet, ask a question in plain English, get the analysis and a chart — and its pricing page (read 16 October 2026) now presents it as a broader AI workspace that also makes presentations, reports, websites, images and video. Analysis is still the core. It works on spreadsheets, documents and data files; connects to Google Drive, OneDrive and SharePoint on every plan and to Snowflake, BigQuery and Postgres on paid plans; and its FAQ adds MySQL and SQL Server and describes building a semantic layer of your schema so it can query warehouses with thousands of tables. The plans: Free at $0 with daily credits and Julius's lighter models; Plus at $20 a month, or $16 billed annually, with 2,000 credits a month, frontier models, 16 GB of RAM for analysis and seven-day file storage; Pro at $45, or $37 annually, with 5,000 credits, 32 GB of RAM and unlimited parallel agents; Business at $450, or $375 annually, with 60,000 credits, shared workspaces and up to 50 team members; and Enterprise by contact, with single sign-on, audit logs and permanent file storage. The page says Julius is SOC 2 Type II compliant. The limits: files are kept for seven days below Enterprise, so it is not a place to store data; credits are shared between analysis and the creative tools, so image and video work eats into your analysis budget; and like any AI analyst it can pick the wrong method confidently, so check the code and the numbers before a result goes into a decision. Equals on this site is the spreadsheet-first alternative, Polymer builds shareable dashboards, and Zams — formerly Obviously AI — now sells sales-operations automation rather than prediction. Verdict: the most capable plain-English data analyst here for individuals and small teams — start on Free with a real file, and choose Plus or Pro by how often you analyse.
Best For
Analysts, founders, students and marketers who want answers and charts from their own data without writing code. Not for long-term data storage, for sensitive data without the Enterprise controls, or for decisions made without checking its method.
Key Features
- Plain-English analysis of spreadsheets, documents and data files
- Free: daily credits and Julius Lite models
- Plus $20/mo ($16 annual): 2,000 credits, frontier models
- Pro $45/mo ($37 annual): 5,000 credits, 32 GB RAM
- Business $450/mo: 60,000 credits, up to 50 members
- Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint; Snowflake, BigQuery, Postgres on paid
Category
Data & Analytics →How Julius AI compares in Data & Analytics
The 4 data & analytics agents we track, listed alphabetically. 1 of the 4 publish a free tier. Prices are the vendor’s own published starting figure and change without notice — check the vendor’s pricing page before committing.
The bar under a price compares that plan with the dearest monthly plan in this table (3 of the 4 rows are flat monthly prices). Custom, per-seat, per-usage and annual prices are not on the same scale, so they carry no bar — a missing bar does not mean cheaper.
| Tool | Starting price | Pricing model | Free tier |
|---|---|---|---|
 Equals | $49/mo | Subscription | No |
 Julius AI (this page) | $16/mo (Plus, annual) | Freemium, credit-metered | Yes |
| Polymer | $10/mo | Subscription | No |
 Zams (formerly Obviously AI) | $125/mo | Subscription | No |
