Layerz doesn't replace Excel — your counterpart still opens a standard .xlsx. What it replaces is the part of Excel you spend the most time fighting: version control, structural drift, and assumptions buried in cells no one documents.
| Excel | Layerz | |
|---|---|---|
| Output format | .xlsx | .xlsx (export at any time) |
| Structure persistence | ✗ Logic mixed with values | ✓ Logic separated from data |
| Version control | ✗ Manual file naming | ✓ Native versioning |
| Assumption traceability | ✗ Buried in formulas | ✓ Every variable explicit |
| Reuse across deals | ✗ Copy-paste, manual rebuild | ✓ Template system |
| AI integration | ✗ External, no persistence | ✓ Native, structure preserved |
| Agent API / MCP | ✗ | ✓ |
| Circular reference detection | ✗ Manual | ✓ Automatic |
| Audit trail | ✗ | ✓ Every change logged |
| Learning curve | Familiar to all finance pros | Designed for modelers |
| Price | Included in Microsoft 365 | Free · Pro at 89 €/month |
When you build in Excel, the structure lives in the arrangement of cells — implicit, undocumented, and fragile. Change one row and three formulas break silently. Layerz makes the structure explicit: every variable has a type, a timeline, and a source. The Excel export is generated from that structure — clean, reproducible, and auditable.
No credit card · Your data is not retained · Export to standard .xlsx