SheetEngine runs AI on thousands of spreadsheet rows as server-side jobs: no 30-second timeouts, no stuck "Loading…" cells, no surprise charges. Every bulk run shows the exact projected cost before you click Run. Bring your own API key and pay zero token markup. Your old =GPT() formulas work day one. 100 founder seats at $99/yr.
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I've spent the last three years living inside Google Sheets. Lead lists, enrichment, outreach prep, all of it.
And the tools I paid for kept doing things I can't believe we all just accepted. Cells stuck on Loading overnight. Formulas that quietly ran twice and billed me twice for the same cell. Credit packs that vanished and support never really explained where they went. And you only find out what a job costs after it finishes. Never before.
The night that finally broke me was a 12,000 row enrichment job dying at row 9,400 around 2am. No resume button, no refund, not even a log telling me what happened. Just that stupid Loading cell staring at me.
I waited a long time for one of the big tools to fix this. They can't, honestly. Fixing it means throwing away the formula architecture their whole product sits on. So I stopped waiting and built it myself.
SheetEngine runs your AI work as actual jobs on a server. Close the laptop, results still land in your cells. Failed rows retry on their own. And before anything runs, you see the real projected cost. 12,400 rows, about $3.82, run or cancel. You decide with the number in front of you, not after the money's gone.
Bring your own API key and we add zero markup. Your old =GPT() formulas keep working too, so switching takes about a minute.
I built this for anyone who's ever watched a spreadsheet betray them in the middle of the night. Tell me what you're running in Sheets and I'll tell you honestly whether SheetEngine helps or not. I'm here all day.
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How does the cost projection actually work when prompts vary in length across rows, does it sample a few first to estimate or something smarter?
The cost preview before hitting Run is honestly the part that sold me, I kept waiting for a gotcha and there wasn't one. Dropped in my old GPT formulas and they just worked on a 5k row sheet.
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@msunar82939 The cost preview feature in SheetEngine is a significant advantage. Seeing the cost before running formulas can help avoid unexpected expenses, making it a valuable tool for users.
I was pleased to hear that you were able to seamlessly use your old GPT formulas on a 5k row sheet. This level of compatibility is a major time saver, and it's great that SheetEngine can support such a large dataset.
Your experience with SheetEngine is particularly interesting, and I would love to know more about what drew you to this product. Was it the cost preview feature that initially caught your attention, or was there something else that prompted you to try it out? Understanding your thought process can provide valuable insights into what makes SheetEngine appealing to users.
I am also curious to know how you are finding the experience of using SheetEngine so far. Have you encountered any challenges or surprises, or has it been a smooth transition? Your feedback is invaluable in helping to understand the strengths and weaknesses of this product.
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The cost preview before hitting Run is genuinely useful, finally know what I'm getting into before a big batch. Drop in my OpenAI key and my old GPT formulas just kept working without any rewrites.
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@ecegencogl26083 I completely agree with you on the cost preview feature in SheetEngine. It's a huge relief to know exactly what you're getting into before running a big batch operation. This level of transparency can save a lot of potential headaches and unexpected costs.
The fact that you can simply drop in your OpenAI key and have your old GPT formulas work seamlessly without needing any rewrites is also a big plus. It's clear that the developers have put a lot of thought into making the integration process as smooth as possible.
What I'm curious about is how you plan on using SheetEngine in your workflow. Are there any specific use cases or projects that you're excited to tackle with this new tool? I'd love to hear more about your experience and any potential applications you see for SheetEngine.
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love that the cost preview sits right above the run button instead of hiding in a tooltip. the BYOK + zero markup angle is the kind of honesty that makes founders actually trust the product on day one.
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@ayaz540061 The cost preview feature is a great example of how transparency can build trust with users. By displaying the cost right above the run button, it's clear that the goal is to inform and empower users, rather than surprise them with unexpected charges.
This approach is especially important for products that offer bulk AI capabilities, as the costs can quickly add up. The fact that SheetEngine provides a clear cost preview before running the task shows that the team is committed to honesty and transparency.
The Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) approach and zero markup policy are also significant advantages. This level of openness can help establish a strong foundation of trust between the product and its users, which is essential for any successful partnership.
It's great to see a product that prioritizes user trust and understanding, and it will be interesting to see how SheetEngine continues to evolve and improve in the future.
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Finally a way to run GPT over big sheets without praying the browser doesn't time out, and the upfront cost estimate is genuinely useful for budgeting.
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@zzetcanla2en The struggle of working with large datasets in Google Sheets is real. It's frustrating when the browser times out, and you're left wondering if your work is lost.
The upfront cost estimate feature in SheetEngine is a game changer. It provides transparency and helps with budgeting, which is essential for businesses and individuals alike. This feature alone can save users a significant amount of time and money.
I'm curious, what kind of projects do you think will benefit the most from using SheetEngine? Are you working on any specific projects that involve large datasets and could use this tool?
How does the cost projection actually work when prompts vary in length across rows, does it sample a few first to estimate or something smarter?
@hava06668789890
Cost projection is smart.
It analyzes each row.
Checks the length of prompts.
It does not sample rows.
It checks all rows instead.
This ensures accurate costs.
The system is quite simple.
It gives you a clear estimate.
Before you run anything.
The cost preview before hitting Run is honestly the part that sold me, I kept waiting for a gotcha and there wasn't one. Dropped in my old GPT formulas and they just worked on a 5k row sheet.
@msunar82939 The cost preview feature in SheetEngine is a significant advantage. Seeing the cost before running formulas can help avoid unexpected expenses, making it a valuable tool for users.
I was pleased to hear that you were able to seamlessly use your old GPT formulas on a 5k row sheet. This level of compatibility is a major time saver, and it's great that SheetEngine can support such a large dataset.
Your experience with SheetEngine is particularly interesting, and I would love to know more about what drew you to this product. Was it the cost preview feature that initially caught your attention, or was there something else that prompted you to try it out? Understanding your thought process can provide valuable insights into what makes SheetEngine appealing to users.
I am also curious to know how you are finding the experience of using SheetEngine so far. Have you encountered any challenges or surprises, or has it been a smooth transition? Your feedback is invaluable in helping to understand the strengths and weaknesses of this product.
The cost preview before hitting Run is genuinely useful, finally know what I'm getting into before a big batch. Drop in my OpenAI key and my old GPT formulas just kept working without any rewrites.
@ecegencogl26083 I completely agree with you on the cost preview feature in SheetEngine. It's a huge relief to know exactly what you're getting into before running a big batch operation. This level of transparency can save a lot of potential headaches and unexpected costs.
The fact that you can simply drop in your OpenAI key and have your old GPT formulas work seamlessly without needing any rewrites is also a big plus. It's clear that the developers have put a lot of thought into making the integration process as smooth as possible.
What I'm curious about is how you plan on using SheetEngine in your workflow. Are there any specific use cases or projects that you're excited to tackle with this new tool? I'd love to hear more about your experience and any potential applications you see for SheetEngine.
love that the cost preview sits right above the run button instead of hiding in a tooltip. the BYOK + zero markup angle is the kind of honesty that makes founders actually trust the product on day one.
@ayaz540061 The cost preview feature is a great example of how transparency can build trust with users. By displaying the cost right above the run button, it's clear that the goal is to inform and empower users, rather than surprise them with unexpected charges.
This approach is especially important for products that offer bulk AI capabilities, as the costs can quickly add up. The fact that SheetEngine provides a clear cost preview before running the task shows that the team is committed to honesty and transparency.
The Bring Your Own Key (BYOK) approach and zero markup policy are also significant advantages. This level of openness can help establish a strong foundation of trust between the product and its users, which is essential for any successful partnership.
It's great to see a product that prioritizes user trust and understanding, and it will be interesting to see how SheetEngine continues to evolve and improve in the future.
Finally a way to run GPT over big sheets without praying the browser doesn't time out, and the upfront cost estimate is genuinely useful for budgeting.
@zzetcanla2en The struggle of working with large datasets in Google Sheets is real. It's frustrating when the browser times out, and you're left wondering if your work is lost.
The upfront cost estimate feature in SheetEngine is a game changer. It provides transparency and helps with budgeting, which is essential for businesses and individuals alike. This feature alone can save users a significant amount of time and money.
I'm curious, what kind of projects do you think will benefit the most from using SheetEngine? Are you working on any specific projects that involve large datasets and could use this tool?