
Looker Studio
Both are Data Visualization
Free cloud dashboards for connecting data, visualizing KPIs, and sharing reports
Analyze data with AI, connect business APIs, and build lightweight dashboards without code.
Rows is a next-generation smart spreadsheet with a built-in AI data analysis assistant and direct connections to business APIs. It helps finance, marketing, and operations teams explore data, build dashboards, and automate lightweight workflows without code.
Updated
2026-10-22
Platforms
Web
Freemium
Free tier: Basic spreadsheet features and limited AI analysis credits.Paid plans: Approximately $6-$14 per person/month for unlimited AI credits, advanced API integrations, and team collaboration features.
* Pricing is for reference only; see the official site for current pricing.
Use AI to write formulas, clean lists, summarize trends, and explore spreadsheet data.
Ask questions about business data conversationally and receive concise analysis and insights.
Sync external business data into spreadsheets through connected services without writing integration code.
Turn spreadsheet work into interactive reports, dashboards, and lightweight applications for sharing.
Combine SQL-like spreadsheet work and AI assistance to clean data, explore trends, and create visual reports.
Connect marketing, CRM, and analytics sources to build lightweight dashboards and automated workflows without code.
Turn spreadsheet logic and scripts into shareable interactive data applications without building a frontend from scratch.
Quick start
Connect the data source through its native integration rather than pasting CSVs, so refreshes keep working.
Let the AI write the formula, then open the cell to read it; spreadsheet errors cascade silently across the sheet.
Publish the sheet as a shared dashboard once the layout is final, instead of sharing the editable version.
Pro tip
Core tip: refresh behaviour is where spreadsheet models break. Grouped queries, date ranges, and API rate limits can return partial data without an obvious error. Check the last refresh timestamp and row count after changing a source, and pin the date range instead of relying on relative filters.
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