Best Data & Analytics AI Agents
Data analysis, visualisation, and predictive models
Data & Analytics agents at a glance
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 | $16/mo (Plus, annual) | Freemium, credit-metered | Yes |
| Polymer | $10/mo | Subscription | No |
 Zams (formerly Obviously AI) | $125/mo | Subscription | No |
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Julius AI
$16/mo (Plus, annual)
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.
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6 of 6 tracked data features
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.
- 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
Zams (formerly Obviously AI)
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Sales and revenue-operations teams that want AI agents working across their existing apps and are prepared for a demo-led purchase. Not for anyone looking for the former no-code predictive-model tool, which is archived, or for a solo user on a small budget.
Polymer
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Marketing, e-commerce and small-business teams that want live dashboards from the accounts they already have, without a data engineer. Not for heavy analytical modelling, or for anyone who needs real-time syncing below the Enterprise tier.
