# Julius AI — AI workspace that researches, runs Python/R and SQL analysis, and builds decks, reports, sites and video. > Source: The Agents Index — https://theagentsindex.com/julius-ai (structured, researched, re-verified) > Facts last verified: 2026-09-17 Julius AI is a browser-based AI workspace where you upload files or connect databases and ask for work in plain language. It writes and runs Python, R and SQL, then turns the results into presentations, reports, dashboards, websites and video. | Fact | Value | | --- | --- | | Website | https://julius.ai | | Price | from $20/month billed monthly, $16/month billed annually | | Free tier | Yes | Free plan at $0/month: a one-time 25 welcome-bonus credit grant plus 25 daily credits that refresh, Julius Lite models only, limited presentation/image/video generation, Google Drive as the only data connector, no permanent file storage (files deleted after 1 hour of inactivity), and no Slack agent or scheduled runs. ## What it does **Writes code** · Yes — Julius authors and executes code from a plain-language request, writing Python or R in a hosted container and SQL against connected warehouses, though it targets analysis and deliverables rather than an application repository. > Julius writes Python or R and runs it in a secure cloud container to clean data, run analysis, build models, and produce charts. Code runs automatically, and Julius installs any libraries it needs. > — https://julius.ai/docs/get-started/tools · Core tools section, 'Run code' entry **Ships it** · Partly — It goes past the artefact: generated websites and web apps publish to a public Julius link on every plan, but the vendor states custom domains and production backends need outside hosting. > When the site is ready, publish it to a public Julius site link that you can share with anyone. Site publishing is available across all Julius plans. > — https://julius.ai/docs/create-websites · Opening section, second paragraph ('The AI Website Builder...') **Done-for-you service** · No — Julius sells self-serve software rather than a delivery team; the only human services named are support tiers and tailored onboarding at Enterprise, not people who build and run the work for you. > The Julius Business tier is meant for younger companies, smaller teams, or larger teams that are looking to self-serve test whether the features of Julius are a proper fit for their organization. > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Frequently asked questions, 'How can my organization select between Business and Enterprise?' ## How much it does unattended **Runs autonomously** · Partly — Scheduled runs re-execute an analysis and deliver results unattended, and tool calls fire without approval, but the vendor also documents Julius pausing to ask clarifying questions mid-task. > Stop running the same reports manually. Schedule your analysis once, get fresh insights delivered automatically. > — https://julius.ai/product/scheduled-runs · Hero subheading, 'Your data analysis on autopilot' **Multi-agent** · Partly — One background sub-agent exists and runs after conversations to learn your schema, but the vendor documents no way for a user to orchestrate several agents on a single task. > Julius includes a Learning Sub Agent that automatically improves its understanding of your data as you use your data connectors. > — https://julius.ai/docs/learning-subagent/overview · 'What is the Learning Sub Agent?' section **Agent permissions** · Partly — It acts first and asks rarely: tools run automatically without per-action approval, yet the live browser stops dead at logins, two-factor prompts and CAPTCHAs and hands control back to you. > Julius will never enter your passwords or credentials. Login steps always require your direct input. > — https://julius.ai/docs/basic-tools/live-browser · 'Login, CAPTCHA, and human steps' section, closing Note ## Which models it runs on **Claude** · Partly — Anthropic models are selectable from the model dropdown but only once you pay; the Free tier is restricted to the vendor's own lightweight models, and the flagship Anthropic model needs Pro or above. > Access to frontier AI models like GPT-5.6 and Claude Sonnet 5 > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Plan cards, Plus card feature list **GPT** · Partly — OpenAI models appear in the same paid-plan bundle as Anthropic's and are chosen from the model selector; free users get Julius Lite models only, so GPT access starts at the entry paid tier. > Access to frontier AI models like GPT-5.6 and Claude Sonnet 5 > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Plan cards, Plus card feature list **Open models** · No — The published model line-up is closed and entirely proprietary: GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Fable 5, Claude Sonnet 5, Claude Opus 4.8, Grok 4.5 and Muse Spark 1.1. > Julius is an aggregate of different Large Language Models, including OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol and Anthropic's Claude Fable, which we've equipped to write Python code and use tools. > — https://julius.ai/capabilities · Capabilities, opening paragraph; the model line-up below it enumerates GPT-5.6 Sol, Claude Fable 5, Claude Sonnet 5, Claude Opus 4.8, Grok 4.5 and Muse Spark 1.1 — all proprietary **Model choice** · Yes — The buyer picks the model per conversation from a dropdown spanning the vendor's own models and third-party ones, rather than being routed silently by Julius. > Models are split into two groups: Julius models (tuned for data analysis) and General models (third-party models from OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Meta, and Moonshot AI). > — https://julius.ai/docs/get-started/model-selector · Overview section ## Where you use it **In your editor** · No — Cloud-only workspace; the vendor documents no editor or IDE extension. > Julius is a cloud service and requires an internet connection. > — https://julius.ai/faq/service-description · Limitations and Considerations **On the command line** · No — No terminal surface is offered; the product is a cloud workspace plus a Slack agent. > Julius is a cloud service and requires an internet connection. > — https://julius.ai/faq/service-description · Limitations and Considerations **In a browser** · Yes — The hosted chat workspace in the browser is the primary surface, with a Slack agent as a second place the same analysis can be requested from. > Julius is a cloud service and requires an internet connection. Available models, capabilities, exports, and usage limits vary by plan. > — https://julius.ai/faq/service-description · 'Limitations and Considerations' section ## Whose machine it runs on **Self-hosted** · No — Julius states plainly that it is a cloud service, all processing happens in its own US environment, and no tier is offered as customer-hosted software; the Business FAQ raises custom deployments in a question and never confirms them in the answer. > Julius is a cloud service and requires an internet connection. Available models, capabilities, exports, and usage limits vary by plan. > — https://julius.ai/faq/service-description · 'Limitations and Considerations' section _Not established: Open source_ ## What it costs to run **How it meters** · Yes — Billing is a monthly plan that carries a credit allowance, and every action draws on it at a rate set by task type, chosen model and complexity rather than by seat alone. > Instead of counting messages, Julius now measures usage in credits. Different tasks cost different amounts of credits depending on the compute involved. > — https://julius.ai/docs/billing/credits-overview · 'What are credits?' section **Free tier** · Yes — A standing zero-cost plan exists with a daily credit refresh and no sales call, though it is capped to the lightweight model family and limited generation features. > Yes. Every Julius plan, including Free, lets you create presentations, websites, and videos. The Free plan comes with a daily credit allowance. > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Frequently asked questions, 'Can I build presentations, websites, and videos on any plan?' **API access** · No — The vendor states outright that Julius cannot be called programmatically; the API feature it documents runs the other way, letting Julius call your external services with keys you store. > Julius supports calling APIs -- at this time however Julius itself cannot be called via API > — https://julius.ai/docs/get-started/apis · Info callout beneath the page introduction **MCP server** · No — No MCP server appears in the vendor's complete documentation index, and the same statement that rules out an inbound API rules out another agent querying Julius at all. > Julius supports calling APIs -- at this time however Julius itself cannot be called via API > — https://julius.ai/docs/get-started/apis · Info callout beneath the page introduction **Bring your own key** · Partly — You can store your own third-party service keys so Julius pulls data under your credentials, but inference is always the vendor's and no bring-your-own-model or own-cloud option is documented. > Navigate to the "Secret Keys" section, designed for inputting external API keys > — https://julius.ai/docs/get-started/apis · Step 2, 'At the individual conversation level' accordion ## Buying it for a team **A company can buy it** · Yes — An organisation can buy directly: Business and Enterprise tiers exist, billing is centralised on the workspace, and the vendor issues payable invoices against a purchase order. > Please reach out to team@julius.ai with your billing information and the number of seats you'd like to purchase, and we'll send you a payable invoice for your purchasing department. > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Frequently asked questions, 'I have a purchase order. How can I get an invoice?' **Seat model** · Partly — Individual tiers include exactly one seat, the team tier carries a published ceiling of fifty members, and anything larger is pushed to a sales conversation rather than bought self-serve. > Add up to 50 team members > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Plan cards, Business card feature list **Pooled budget** · Partly — On the team tier the subscription and its credit allowance belong to the workspace rather than to each member, so the team draws down one shared balance; individual tiers are single-seat so pooling does not arise. > Teams billing is tied to your team workspace, not to individual user accounts. > — https://julius.ai/docs/teams/management/teams-billing · 'How Teams billing works' section **Admin controls** · Partly — Admins get three fixed roles, can force team two-factor authentication and can restrict which tables and columns the agent may see through filtered schemas, but the pricing table reserves roles and permissions for team tiers. > There are three User roles on a team -- Owner, Admin, and Member > — https://julius.ai/docs/teams/setup/user-roles-permissions · Opening line above the permissions table **Audit log** · Partly — Customer-visible audit logging is named as an Enterprise-only security layer; lower tiers get a usage dashboard instead, and the vendor separately claims internal audit logging of all data queries. > additional security layers such as SSO, Audit logging, fine-grained additional RBAC, or other Enterprise features > — https://julius.ai/pricing · Frequently asked questions, 'How can my organization select between Business and Enterprise?' **Single sign-on** · Partly — Both SAML and SSO are named, but as reasons to move up to Enterprise rather than as features of the self-serve tiers; the setup guide itself describes admins generating an SSO link without naming a plan. > We offer an Enterprise tier with SSO, SAML, custom integrations, and dedicated support. > — https://julius.ai/business · Frequently asked questions, 'What if I need enterprise features like SSO or custom deployments?' ## What happens to your code **Opt out of training** · Yes — There is nothing to opt out of: the vendor says training never happens on customer data, internally or at its model providers, and repeats the commitment in its privacy policy. > Never. Your data is not used to train any models, internally or externally. Our AI providers are contractually bound by this. > — https://julius.ai/security · Frequently asked questions, 'Does Julius train models on my data?' **Data residency** · Partly — The jurisdiction is disclosed and singular: everything is stored and processed in the United States, with no EU or other region offered, though a DPA with standard contractual clauses is available for transfers. > All data is stored and processed in the United States. Data processing is conducted in a secure, regionally isolated Cloud environment. > — https://julius.ai/security · Frequently asked questions, 'Where is my data processed and stored?' **Getting out** · Partly — Your work leaves cleanly as PowerPoint, Google Slides, Excel or CSV and you can demand full deletion, but the money does not: unused credits expire every billing cycle, cannot be transferred and are forfeited on cancellation. > No. Unused credits expire at the end of your billing cycle and don't carry over. > — https://julius.ai/docs/billing/credits-overview · FAQ accordion, 'Do unused credits roll over?' **Certifications** · Yes — SOC 2 Type II and TX-RAMP are claimed with continuous monitoring and a trust centre for report requests; GDPR is addressed through an offered DPA with standard contractual clauses, while ISO 27001 is never claimed. > Julius is compliant with industry-leading standards including SOC 2 Type II and TX-RAMP. All certifications are continuously monitored by Oneleet. > — https://julius.ai/security · 'Compliance & certifications' section ## Provenance Every fact above comes from the vendor. Nothing here is independently corroborated yet. ## Coverage elsewhere Pages about this product that the vendor does not control. 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