What is ExcelGen?
Excel formulas written and fixed from plain English.
Who is ExcelGen best for?
ExcelGen is best for analysts and consultants who know what a spreadsheet should do but not the formula.
Formula help on demand
Describe the calculation in plain English and get a formula such as SUMIFS or XLOOKUP for Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc or Airtable.
Editing a workbook by chat
Upload an XLSX file and ask for changes; each edit is saved as a new version, so the original file stays untouched.
Monthly reports and budgets
It can compare regions, rank products, build budget trackers with variance formulas and export charts as PNG images.
Research tables
It can gather features, published prices and source links into a comparison table you keep editing in Excel.
How much does ExcelGen cost?
ExcelGen's Formula Bot is free within daily limits, and its spreadsheet workspace gives 30 one-time credits free, then costs $7.99 a month for Pro or $19.99 a month for Max.
- 30 credits on first sign-in, no monthly refill
- Uploads up to 5 MB, files kept 7 days
- 1 web research and 1 chart trial
- 1,200 credits a month
- Uploads up to 10 MB, files kept 90 days
- Download every XLSX result
- 4,000 credits a month
- Uploads up to 20 MB, files kept 365 days
- Download every XLSX result
Billed yearly, Pro is $79 a year ($6.58 a month) and Max $199 a year ($16.58 a month), with credits still given out monthly. Credits depend on the work done; a plain answer or clarification uses 2 credits, and unused credits do not roll over. The separate Excel Formula Bot writes and explains formulas for free without an account, within daily limits. Full pricing on excelgen.app. We checked these prices on .
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What are the best ExcelGen alternatives?
Three tools on Recaply do ExcelGen's job.
Questions about ExcelGen
What is ExcelGen?
Excel formulas written and fixed from plain English.
Who is ExcelGen for?
ExcelGen is best for analysts and consultants who know what a spreadsheet should do but not the formula.
Is ExcelGen free?
Partly. ExcelGen's Excel Formula Bot writes and explains formulas for free with no account, within daily limits. The full workspace, which edits and builds workbooks, gives 30 one-time credits on first sign-in, then needs Pro at $7.99 a month or Max at $19.99 a month.
How much does ExcelGen cost?
ExcelGen's paid plans are Pro at $7.99 per month and Max at $19.99 per month.
What are the best ExcelGen alternatives?
The closest alternatives on Recaply are GPT Excel, Formulas HQ and Sheeter.
Where can I try ExcelGen?
On its official website, excelgen.app.







