Excel dashboards
Find an Excel expert to turn a sprawling workbook into a dashboard someone will actually use to make a decision.
Hire an Excel dashboard expertExcel experts for hire · remote worldwide
Looking to hire an Excel expert, find a dependable Excel freelancer, or bring in a specialist for a business-critical workbook? We build dashboards, VBA automation and financial models by the hour — and hand them over documented, unlocked and owned by you.

Built for teams that have outgrown their templates
Abhishek
Abhishek Singh
Akhilesh
Prahalad
ShaktiA remote team of Excel and spreadsheet specialists. You work directly with the person building your file, from the first question to the final handover. More about us.
The workbook everyone is slightly afraid of
It works, mostly. One person understands it. It has grown by accretion for years and now a real part of the business runs through it. That file is what we get hired to fix — not by rewriting how you work, but by making it reliable, reviewable and transferable to someone else.
See how a workbook audit worksWhat you can hire us for
Hire an Excel consultant for a review, an Excel freelancer for a contained build, or a small delivery team when reporting, automation and data sources all need to connect.
Find an Excel expert to turn a sprawling workbook into a dashboard someone will actually use to make a decision.
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Hire an Excel macro developerFind an Excel expert for the workbook that is too important to be as fragile as it is.
Hire an Excel consultantFind a Sheets expert for the shared file your whole team depends on and nobody controls.
Hire a Google Sheets expertFind an Excel expert to build a model someone else can verify without calling you.
Hire an Excel expert for financial modellingFind an expert who will tell you when your reporting has outgrown a spreadsheet, and when it has not.
Hire a Power BI and BI expertHow we work
You pay for the hours you use, with an estimate in writing before we start. You get commented, unlocked files, a written update procedure and a recorded walkthrough. If you never speak to us again, the work still functions — that is the standard we build to.
We verify product behaviour against Microsoft's official Excel documentation rather than relying on habit.
Illustrative interface, not client data.
Where our clients are
We work remotely with teams in these cities. Each guide explains the common spreadsheet work in that market and the hours available for live collaboration.
From first email to handover
Send the file, or just describe the problem. We reply with questions, not a brochure.
Hours, rate and a timeline, in writing. Usually within 24 hours, always free.
A working prototype on your real data, while changing your mind is still cheap.
Unlocked files, documentation, a recorded walkthrough, and IP that belongs to you.
| Discovery | 15% of hours | Understanding the decision the file supports, and who edits it. |
|---|---|---|
| Prototype | 20% of hours | A working version on your real data, while changing course is still cheap. |
| Build | 40% of hours | The main work, against definitions agreed in writing first. |
| Testing | 15% of hours | Edge cases, checks that fail loudly, and the numbers reconciled. |
| Handover | 10% of hours | Documentation, update procedure and a recorded walkthrough. |
Real client work
Expense bookkeeping and Excel shortage tracking, with the work and results explained.
A repeatable monthly P&L update, with expenses reconciled to the statement and the existing workbook structure preserved.
Read the case study →A few button clicks replace manual lookups across BOMs, purchase orders and work orders, with shortage and past-due flags built into the workbook.
Read the case study →Proof we can stand behind
Every claim on this site is one we can evidence. You will not find borrowed client logos, ratings nobody left, or an address we do not occupy. Our client case studies describe real expense-bookkeeping and shortage-tracking projects. Separate implementation examples explain our method and are clearly labelled as illustrative.
It is a slower way to build a reputation. It also means everything you read here is something we will stand behind on a call.
Who you would actually be working withQuestions
The questions we get asked before every engagement.
Ask us something elseSend us the workbook or a description of what is slow or unreliable. We come back with our hourly rate, an estimate of how many hours it should take, and a timeline — usually within one working day. There is no charge for that and no obligation to proceed.
We bill by the hour, from $15, and give you an estimate of the hours before starting. A broken report is usually 1–3 hours; a dashboard 10–20. We stop and ask before going past an estimate, so an hourly rate still gives you a number you can plan around. Full rates are on our pricing page.
You can hire our Excel experts remotely for your city. We review your workbook over a screen share, build in your files and hand over a documented solution. Calls are scheduled around your working day, and a specialist stays in direct contact throughout.
Yes. A single formula problem, one broken report or a workbook review are all normal starting points. Many long-running client relationships began with a two-day fix.
Yes. Deliverables and IP transfer are set out in the engagement terms. We hand over unlocked, commented files with documentation — we do not ship password-protected workbooks or obfuscated VBA.
We sign an NDA before receiving anything. Where possible we work from anonymised or sample data that preserves structure without real records, and we work inside your storage rather than keeping copies.
Start with the problem
Send the workbook, or just describe what takes too long. You get an estimate in hours within a day, at no cost.
Hire an Excel expertA short introduction
A short introduction to our Excel and spreadsheet work.
The short introductory video shows spreadsheet tables and dashboards, a person working on a laptop, and a message inviting viewers to post their project.