Griddy pricing
Free to start; current paid terms are on Griddy pricing.
See current Griddy pricingGriddy vs Bricks
Build the living spreadsheet—or turn the data into a polished report.
Do this with AI
Try the spreadsheet-first workflow.
Start in Griddy’s browser spreadsheet and describe what you need.
Try Griddy freeStart in your browser. No download required.
Bricks positions itself as an AI data analyst that turns CSV, Excel, PDF, and image uploads into dashboards and reports. Griddy focuses on building and changing the spreadsheet itself across its browser app, Excel, and Google Sheets.
Sources[1][2]Reviewed August 19, 2026. Product access and features change; every material competitor claim links to a checked first-party source.
Bricks pricing
Free includes 20 AI messages/month. Current cards show Premium at $25 monthly or $17.50 annually, Pro at $100 or $70, and higher Ultra and Enterprise tiers.
Sources[1]Current comparison
The differences that change the decision.
Factual product details are tied to current first-party documentation. This does not claim that one model always produces a better answer.
Decision factorGriddyBricks
Where you work
Griddy
Browser spreadsheet, Excel add-in, and Google Sheets add-on
Primary workflow
Griddy
Create and edit the spreadsheet itself with AI
Inputs
Griddy
Blank workbooks, templates, and existing spreadsheet context
Outputs
Griddy
Editable spreadsheet formulas, data, formatting, charts, and pivots
Bricks
Dashboards and reports with PDF, PPTX, and higher-tier XLSX or vector export options
Sources[1]Best fit
Griddy
Ongoing workbook creation and editing for everyday users and professionals
Pricing
Griddy
Free to start; see Griddy pricing for current paid terms
Bricks
Free has 20 AI messages; paid cards currently start at $25 monthly or $17.50 annually
Sources[1]Honest tradeoffs
What Bricks does well—and what to check.
Pros
Consider
Choose Griddy when
AI should make the spreadsheet feel easier.
- You want to build and keep editing a workbook across browser, Excel, or Google Sheets.
- You need formulas, ranges, tables, pivots, charts, and multi-sheet changes in the spreadsheet.
- You want an approachable path from a blank sheet or template to a working spreadsheet.
Choose Bricks when
Its ecosystem is already the job.
A fair way to decide
Use your actual spreadsheet.
Trial task
“Clean this table, add the formulas needed for a useful summary, and build one editable chart. Do not change the source columns.”
Judge the finished workbook: is it correct, editable, easy to inspect, and easy to keep changing? AI outputs vary, so repeat the task if model consistency matters to you.
First-party sources
[1] Bricks: Current pricing Supports: Plans, AI message limits, uploads, exports, and product positioningChecked 2026-08-19[2] Bricks: Getting started guide Supports: AI dashboard and report workflowChecked 2026-08-19[3] Bricks: Product documentation Supports: Spreadsheet and natural-language product surfaceChecked 2026-08-19
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Try Griddy on a spreadsheet you already understand.
Start free in your browser. Ask for one useful change, inspect the result, and decide whether the workflow feels easier.
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