Q: I use GPT for Work (Sheets, etc.)
right now. It's a paid tool, but it doesn't cost too much and I love it. It also includes Claude and there's also web scraping (though that costs - though not much).
I'm seriously considering getting your product. But I have some specific questions:
1) How are your functions of web scraping compared to GPT for Work's web scraping - besides the fact yours is free and theirs is paid? Function-wise, are there any differences?
2) For the normal functions of using Sheets, are there any differences between how your product does it and how GPT for Work does it? Are they the same?
Also, with regard to this, how stable are you guys? I've seen the reviews and complaints. For complex prompts, web scraping, etc.
3) Are you guys seriously considering the ability to use Claude and Gemini, etc.?
Thanks
Curran35278
May 15, 2024A: I'm not super familiar with GPT for Work and I don't know exactly how you were using the functions so it's hard for me to do this type of comparison for you. The better way would be to just try it and see if it works for you as you're covered by a 60 day money-back guarantee.
We may add Claude and Gemini in the future. We have gotten much more stable in the past 2 months by introducing "Safe Mode" which allows for smoother bulk work and allow for processing of longer prompts.
As for scraping, here's a list of all our scraping functions, so you can compare and see if it works for your situation:
=visit("URL") Visits a URL and returns all of the content on that page (which you can then interact with using AI)
=serp("SEARCH QUERY") This will return the top 20 search results from DuckDuckGo in a table with the URL, meta title, and meta description.
=bulkserp("SEARCH QUERY") Gets top 5 search results from DDG and puts them horizontally.
=getMetaTitle("URL") This will return the meta title for a given URL
=getMetaDescription("URL") This will return the meta description for a given URL
=getH1("URL") This will return the H1 for a given URL.
=getH2("URL") This will return any H2s on a page for a given URL.
=getHeadings("URL") This will return all the headings on a page for a given URL.
=getp("URL") This will return all paragraphs wrapped in a <p> tag for a given URL.
=pagedata("URL1", "URL2") This will get a lot of the page data listed above for a list of URLs and put it into an organized table for you.