Batch LLM
Process CSV files with AI saving 50% on API requests
Batch LLM launched on December 8, 2025 with 1 votes.
What it does
Avoid manually calling ChatGPT multiple times for repetitive tasks. Instead, create Excel or CSV file with columns that describe the data and upload it to Batch LLM. There you can write prompt template with reference to each {column}. After selecting the model (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic) we will run it for you using batch API. This isn't instant, but gives you big discount compared to regular LLM pricing. We will notify you via email when the batch processing is ready.
Batch process your CSV files using AI. Upload spreadsheets and apply LLM transformations at scale.
Upload your spreadsheet, define a prompt template, and let AI transform thousands of rows automatically with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models. Get started in minutes. Our streamlined process makes batch AI processing effortless. Upload a CSV or Excel file. Each row becomes a separate LLM prompt processed in a single optimized batch request. Write a prompt template using your column names as variables. Select from the best LLM models available. Results delivered within 24 hours, often much sooner. Get email notifications and download your enriched data. Write a personalized cold email to {Contact Person} at {Company} , a {Business Type} company located in {Location} . Introduce our SaaS…from batch-llm.com
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