Julius AI is one workspace for research, file or warehouse analysis, and the presentations, dashboards, websites, images, and video made from that work. A plain-English question is supposed to return a chart, table, summary, or report with the code attached. Free sits beside Plus, Pro, Max, Business, and an Enterprise line marked Contact Us.
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Julius AI suits someone who has a spreadsheet or a warehouse table and wants the chart, the code, and a deck or page from the same account. Every Julius plan, including Free, lets you create presentations, websites, and videos, Paid cards differ by credits, models, and seats, and each one includes two month figures beside Yearly SAVE -20% Monthly and never assigns the lower figure to yearly billing in a sentence. The chat page says data is never used to train AI. The connectors page says data never leaves your cloud. Those stay separate vendor lines.
The chat page says turn complex datasets into clear answers. Ask questions in plain English and get instant insights backed by real analysis. Skip the SQL, ask the way you think about them, and Julius writes the code for you. Follow-ups stay in context because Julius remembers the conversation. A separate pricing line says the same job will explore files, run analyses, visualize results, and get answers with citations. Get answers as charts, tables, summaries, or detailed reports. Every insight comes with the underlying code. The homepage calls the sheet route analyze spreadsheets in plain English and shows Build a model in Excel. Julius 1.2 and NEW Browser Agent are labels only. No file type or size limit is shown.
Official documentationNamed connections are Postgres, BigQuery, Snowflake, MySQL, SQL Server (the card says SqlServer), Supabase, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Sharepoint. A missing source can be requested. The Free card names Google Drive alone. The comparison table’s first connector cell is Google Drive, OneDrive, and Sharepoint; later cells add Snowflake, Bigquery, and Postgres; the last cell says Custom. The page calls these out-of-the-box links that go live in seconds, with no ETL. A question becomes a live query. The example is “How did MRR trend after launch?” Julius writes the query, joins the data, and serves up ready-to-share insights. Later queries refine auto-join logic. Business adds no table limit in data connections.
Official documentationPresentations turn an idea, prompt, or source material into a polished presentation. Reports and dashboards come from your data and research. Websites are responsive websites, interactive tools, and working web experiences. Images are original images for campaigns, products, and presentations. Video is generated from text or images, then refined in the same workspace. A banner says New Sites are live in Julius. Every Julius plan, including Free, lets you create presentations, websites, and videos. Free uses a daily credit allowance; more versions without a refresh require a paid plan. Plus, Pro, Max, and Business list export of presentations, reports, websites, charts, images, and video. Limited is shown once under those rows and is not defined.
Official documentationFree is the Julius Lite models row plus free daily credits, with Google Drive named on the card. Plus is the one-seat card for 2,000 credits monthly and 24,000 per year, naming GPT-5.6 and Claude Sonnet 5. Pro stays at one seat, moves to 5,000 credits monthly and 60,000 per year, and names Claude Fable 5 with an expanded context window. Max lists 25,000 credits monthly, 300,000 per year, a larger context window, permanent file storage, and a members-only Slack channel. Business lists 60,000 credits monthly, 720,000 per year, up to 50 members, and unlimited scheduled report runs, and it says everything in Ultra. The comparison table has no Max header. Its credit cells jump from 5,000 per month to 60,000 per month, then Unlimited.
Official documentationA suggested sheet route uses the Excel label or Build a model in Excel, then a plain-English question and the attached code. Citations are named, not shown. No extension, row cap, or daily credit count is shown.
A suggested warehouse route authorizes Postgres, Snowflake, or BigQuery, then uses the page’s example, “How did MRR trend after launch?” Julius is described as writing the query and joining the data.
A suggested audience route moves the answer into a presentation, a dashboard, a website, or a video made from text or images. The allowance is what stops extra versions. Paid cards list export.
Use Sign Up or Get started with Free, or choose Plus, Pro, Max, Business, or Enterprise marked Contact Us.
The Free card names Google Drive. Other named sources, including Postgres, Snowflake, and BigQuery, are usable after you authorize them.
Ask questions in plain English. Read the chart or report and the underlying code the chat page attaches to the insight.
Create a presentation, website, image, or video if the allowance allows. Extra Free versions wait on a refresh or a paid plan.
Amounts are the ones shown on the public pricing page. Each paid card shows two figures beside Yearly SAVE -20% Monthly. The comparison table labels $0 / month along with $20 / month and $45 / month, plus $450 / month. No sentence calls the lower card figure an annual rate.
Individuals exploring analysis and creation.
$0.
/ month, also shown as $0 / month.
Everyday analysis and creative projects.
$20.
/ month, with $16 / month also shown.
Heavier analysis and a longer context window.
$45.
/ month, with $37 / month also shown.
Larger context and permanent file storage.
$200.
/ month, with $166 / month also shown.
Teams collaborating in one workspace.
$450.
/ month, with $375 / month also shown.
Several internal teams, or extra admin layers.
Contact Us.
Shown as Contact Us on the comparison table.
Paid plans give you more credits to keep going. Above 50 people, the page says to make contact. Scheduled Runs includes 3, then Unlimited twice, with excluded column names, while the Business card says unlimited scheduled report runs. Semantic Schema Learning has no cell text.
You want a separate analytics product, not this credit-metered creation list.
Julius AI puts analysis, presentations, websites, images, and video on every plan, including Free. Hex is a separate analytics entry here, and this page states no Hex price or feature.
Free is a plan at $0 / month, not a countdown described on the page. It includes the creation list, file storage formats, a Google Drive data connector, Julius Lite models, and a daily credit allowance. The size of that daily allowance is not shown.
SourcePlus and Pro each say 1 seat. Business says up to 50 members. Max is a priced card and not a comparison-table column. Credit pools and both month prices are shown on the cards above. No sentence says the lower price is the yearly rate.
SourceThe pages name Postgres, BigQuery, Snowflake, MySQL, SQL Server, Supabase, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Drive, OneDrive, and Sharepoint, and a missing source can be requested. Skip the SQL: Julius writes the code for you, and connectors turn the question into live queries. No separate developer access method is described.
SourceThe chat page says your data stays private and is never used to train AI, and names SOC 2 Type II and TX-RAMP. The connectors page says your data never leaves your cloud, repeats those standards, and says GDPR compliance is actively in progress. SSO, audit logging, and additional RBAC are described as Enterprise layers.
SourceYes. Every Julius plan, including Free, lets you create presentations, websites, and videos. More versions without a credit refresh require a paid plan. Export is listed on Plus, Pro, Max, and Business. Limited is shown beside those rows and not defined.
SourceBusiness is the self-serve tier for a younger company, a smaller team, or a larger team still testing Julius. Enterprise is for several internal teams, or for SSO, audit logging, and fine-grained additional RBAC. The table marks it Contact Us, with Unlimited in the last credit cell.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Julius AI, did not upload a spreadsheet, did not authorize a warehouse, and did not generate a chart, presentation, website, image, or video. Credit counts, model names, connector lists, and the security sentences are taken from the public pages only. This description is based on Julius AI's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including AI Tools for Excel, Presentations, Websites and More, Julius AI Pricing: Compare Free and Paid Plans, Julius: Chat with your data, Julius: Data Connectors.
Free includes a daily credit allowance. Paid cards raise the monthly pool, name models, and list exports.