LikelyStop reading every row. Sort by likely.
Type a question in plain English. Likely answers every cell with a probability from 0 to 1, 5,000 rows a second, so you can sort tickets, survey answers, leads and reviews instead of reading them.
2,000 rows a month freeNo credit cardRepeated cells are free
Anything with a yes/no, a label or a scale.
5,000 rows. 1 second.
Likely judges rows in big parallel batches instead of one at a time. Here's the same 5,000-row column, three ways, in real time.
Likely: measured on the live site with 5,000 unique rows, 0.8–1.2 s on warm connections, 1.6 s from a cold start. AI column: 1,000 rows a minute, the fastest bulk rate we found advertised by a popular AI add-on. By hand: 5 seconds a row.
5,000 tickets. Which ones want a refund?
😩 Reading them yourself
- Open and read each ticket4 s × 5,000
- Decide, type a label1 s × 5,000
- Re-read the unclear ones+ coffee
😎 With Likely
- Type one formula20 s
- Likely judges 5,000 rows1 s
- Sort, check the yellow rows5 min
That's your afternoon back. Every week.
AI columns write essays. Likely gives you numbers.
A sentence in a cell can't be sorted, filtered or charted. A probability can.
A typical AI column ✗
Now parse it. And what does "possibly" mean across 10,000 rows?
Likely ✓
Sort descending. Act on the top. The unsure ones sit in the middle, honest about it.
Three steps. One formula.
Add Likely
Install the add-on in Google Sheets or Excel and paste your free key.
Ask your question
=LIKELY(A2:A5000, "Is this a refund request?")
Sort, filter, act
They're numbers. Every spreadsheet feature you know works on them.
Also: LIKELY_CHOICE picks a label from your list · LIKELY_SCORE rates on your own scale · Bulk run for 200,000 rows
Any column you'd otherwise read by hand.
Every result below is a real answer from Likely.
Find the refund requests in this week's tickets.
=LIKELY(B2:B, "Is the customer asking for a refund?")Rank leads by how ready they sound.
=LIKELY(D2:D, "Is this lead ready to buy soon?")Code open-ended survey answers to your codeframe.
=LIKELY_CHOICE(C2:C, "Main reason?", Codes!A:A)Score every review and surface the angry ones.
=LIKELY_SCORE(E2:E, "How negative?", "Positive, Neutral, Mildly negative, Very negative")Catch spam in comments before anyone reads it.
=LIKELY(A2:A, "Is this comment spam?")Put transactions in your own chart of accounts.
=LIKELY_CHOICE(F2:F, "Which account?", Accounts!A:A)Priced per row. Repeats are free.
A row is one non-empty cell judged. Blank cells, and text Likely already answered for the same question, cost nothing.
Free
To try it on real work
- 2,000 rows a month
- Google Sheets and Excel
- All three formulas
- Bulk runs
Pro
0.0048¢ a row
- 250,000 rows a month
- Everything in Free
- Priority email support
- Cancel any time
Team
For the whole team's sheets
- 2,000,000 rows a month
- Everything in Pro
- One key across your team
- Cancel any time
Reading 10,000 rows by hand: 13 h 53 min. With Likely Pro: $12 and a coffee break.
Good questions.
What does 0.87 actually mean?
It's the probability that your question is true for that cell. The model behind Likely is trained for calibration: across many rows, answers at 0.9 come true nine times in ten. Values near 0.5 mark text that could go either way. That's where a human looks.
Do you store my spreadsheet data?
No. Cell text is sent to be judged and is not kept. To make repeated cells free, we store a one-way fingerprint of each cell with its answer, never the text itself. Your email, key and monthly row count are the only other things we keep.
Why is it so fast and cheap?
Likely uses a model built for judgments, not writing. It returns a typed answer with its probability instead of generating sentences, batches rows into every call, and runs over a hundred calls in parallel. That's how 5,000 rows come back in 1 second. No essays: less waiting, smaller bill.
Formulas or bulk run: which should I use?
Formulas take up to 5,000 cells per range and update when your data changes. For bigger columns, use Bulk run in the Likely panel: it writes plain values, so nothing recalculates and nothing times out.
Can Likely write summaries or replies?
No, on purpose. Likely answers questions about your text: yes or no, which label, how much. That focus is what keeps it fast, cheap and sortable.
What if I hit my monthly limit?
Formulas show a clear message and cached answers keep working. Upgrade from the add-on in one click, or wait for next month.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from the Billing button in the add-on. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for.
Your next 10,000 rows, sorted before your coffee cools.
2,000 rows a month freeNo credit card