Autosheet

Autosheet is an AI agent for Excel and Google Sheets that writes formulas, cleans data and runs AI on thousands of rows for office workers, marketers and analysts who live in spreadsheets. It is the new name of GPT for Work, whose GPT for Sheets and GPT for Excel add-ons are widely used for bulk AI tasks. The rebrand reflects a shift from simple cell functions to a chat agent that edits the workbook directly.

What is Autosheet used for?

Autosheet is used for two kinds of work: asking an agent to do spreadsheet tasks for you, and applying AI to large columns of text at once.

• Writing, fixing and explaining formulas from a chat panel inside the sheet
• Cleaning and standardizing messy data, and applying formatting
• Building pivot tables, charts and short reports from a prompt
• Translating, categorizing, extracting or enriching text across whole columns with bulk tools
• Calling AI from individual cells with GPT functions such as =GPT()
• Letting ChatGPT or Claude work on a Google Sheet through the Autosheet MCP server

Who Autosheet is best for

Autosheet suits marketers cleaning keyword or product lists, ecommerce teams writing and translating catalog data, operations staff tidying exports, and analysts who need quick formulas. Its bulk tools are a good fit for anyone who used to copy rows into a chatbot one batch at a time. People who need advanced modeling for finance, or a full data analysis notebook, may want a more specialized tool.

Autosheet pricing

As of October 2026, Autosheet is free to install and comes with free credits, with no card needed for first use. The trial uses a default model, and subscribing unlocks the full model list. Standard costs $25 per month and includes $25 of usage for the agent, bulk tools and GPT functions. Business costs $45 per seat per month, each seat including $25 of usage, and adds team management, central billing and bring-your-own-key support. Enterprise is custom, with SAML SSO and enforced use of your own AI provider. Each plan gives access to either the Google Sheets or the Excel product. Extra usage can be bought at any time, and unused included usage does not roll over.

Autosheet limitations

• A plan covers Sheets or Excel, not both, which matters for mixed teams
• Bulk jobs on very large ranges can exhaust the included usage quickly
• AI outputs on categorization or extraction still need spot checks for accuracy
• The MCP server is available for Google Sheets only

Autosheet vs alternatives

Numerous.ai is a close competitor with AI functions for Sheets and Excel and a simpler pricing story for light users. GPTExcel focuses on generating formulas and scripts from plain-language requests, which is enough if that is all you need. Better Analyst is better for analyzing data and building dashboards from connected sources. Microsoft Copilot is the native choice for companies already licensed for Microsoft 365. Autosheet wins for heavy bulk processing inside spreadsheets with a choice of AI models.

Tips for getting started with Autosheet

Test any bulk prompt on 20 rows before running it on a full column, and adjust the wording until results are consistent. Ask for a fixed set of categories or an exact output format in your prompt, which makes results easier to filter. Use the agent for formulas and formatting, and keep GPT functions for cases where each row needs its own AI answer. Watch your usage dashboard during the first month to choose the right plan.

Autosheet FAQ

Is Autosheet free?

Autosheet is free to install and includes free credits to try it. Paid plans start at $25 per month with $25 of included usage.

Is Autosheet the same as GPT for Work?

Yes. GPT for Work, maker of GPT for Sheets and GPT for Excel, has been renamed Autosheet, and the products continue under the new name.

Does Autosheet work in Excel and Google Sheets?

Yes, Autosheet offers add-ons for both Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, though each subscription covers one of them.

Is Autosheet safe to use with company data?

Autosheet says it is ISO 27001 certified, complies with GDPR and does not use inputs or outputs to train language models.