Best Analytics AI tools

13 analytics tools, ranked by our score. Our top pick is Hex, followed by Databricks Genie and Deepnote. If you want to start without paying, look at Hex, Deepnote, Julius AI. Every score is our own judgement of how well a tool does the job, and you can read how we score on the blog.

1. Hex: Collaborative notebooks with AI-assisted SQL and Python. Freemium. Solthar Score 83/100.
2. Databricks Genie: Natural-language querying over a governed enterprise lakehouse. Paid. Solthar Score 82/100.
3. Deepnote: A collaborative data notebook with an AI assistant that writes and fixes the code. Freemium. Solthar Score 82/100.
4. ThoughtSpot: Search-style analytics where anyone can ask a question of the warehouse. Paid. Solthar Score 82/100.
5. Power BI Copilot: Builds reports and DAX measures from a description inside Power BI. Paid. Solthar Score 81/100.
6. Julius AI: Upload a spreadsheet and ask questions in plain English. Freemium. Solthar Score 80/100.
7. Tableau Pulse: Surfaces metric changes and explains them without a dashboard. Paid. Solthar Score 78/100.
8. Zenlytic: Self-serve analytics with a semantic layer so the answers stay consistent. Paid. Solthar Score 76/100.
9. Pecan AI: Predictive models straight from your warehouse tables, aimed at analysts. Paid. Solthar Score 75/100.
10. Sourcetable: A spreadsheet with an AI analyst that writes the formulas and the SQL. Freemium. Solthar Score 74/100.
11. Akkio: No-code predictive models for marketing and revenue teams. Paid. Solthar Score 73/100.
12. Polymer: Turns a spreadsheet into an explorable dashboard without a BI project. Freemium. Solthar Score 73/100.
13. Obviously AI: No-code predictive modelling for business teams without a data scientist. Paid. Solthar Score 72/100.