Sourcetable

Sourcetable is a spreadsheet with a data analyst built into it. It keeps the grid, formulas, pivots and charts that people already know, then adds an AI assistant that can answer questions in plain English, clean and reshape data, build models, generate charts and write Python for custom logic. The pitch is that the analysis, the data connection and the final report all live in the same file, so there is no export loop between a warehouse, a notebook and a deck. Connectors are central to that. The assistant can query PostgreSQL, MySQL, BigQuery, Supabase, ClickHouse and DuckDB, along with application sources such as Stripe, Notion, GA4, Google Ads, Facebook Ads and Robinhood, without anyone downloading a CSV first. On top of that sit a SQL editor and query builder, deep research, a Python and data science toolkit, and market research tools for equities, crypto and portfolio work. Finance teams, analysts, operations groups and researchers are the stated audience, and the company reports SOC 2 Type 2, HIPAA and PCI compliance with cloud or on premises deployment. Plans are per user per month with monthly credit allowances. The Regular plan is free and includes 50 credits, the AI assistant, smart formulas, pivots, charts, magic autofill and connector access. Pro is $29 and includes 2,000 credits plus deep research, premium models, the Python toolkit, expanded chat memory and the SQL editor. Max is $100 and includes 6,000 credits, the highest model intelligence, advanced agent capabilities and unlimited AI messages subject to abuse guardrails. Extra credits can be bought at any time in fixed amounts from $10 to $200, do not expire, and cost $0.020 per credit on Pro or $0.015 per credit on Max. Education discounts are available to students signing up with a university email.