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Sheety review

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A focused way to expose spreadsheet rows through REST endpoints, with plans from $9.99/month.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Sheety turns Google Sheets into RESTful JSON APIs for people building prototypes, websites, or apps who want to work with spreadsheet data without creating a separate backend. It is aimed at solo users and small teams, and the API can retrieve all rows or a specified row, filter rows through query-string parameters, and create, edit, or delete rows through HTTP requests. Spreadsheet headers become camelCase JSON keys, and prebuilt project templates offer a starting point for common setups.

The plan ladder begins with Free at $0 per month, followed by More Sheety at $9.99, Extremely Sheety at $29.99, Extremely Sheety XL at $49, and Extremely Sheety Pro at $79.99 per month. Every listed plan includes unlimited projects and read, write, edit, and delete capabilities. The published plan highlights therefore show the same core capabilities across tiers; the listed prices distinguish the options, but the plan details here do not explain what additional features or limits separate the paid levels. Teams evaluating a paid tier should compare those distinctions before choosing one.

Sheety’s fit is deliberately narrow: Google Sheets is its only listed integration, and deployment is cloud-based. That focus can suit a small project already organized around Sheets, while teams needing a broader integration ecosystem or a different data source should look elsewhere. Support is offered through email and documentation, and two-factor authentication is listed as a compliance-related feature. Choose Sheety when spreadsheet rows are the data source and REST access is the goal; it is less suited to organizations seeking a more general API integration platform or self-hosted deployment.

Sheety pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Creates RESTful JSON APIs from Google Sheets
    • Supports row retrieval, filtering, creation, editing, and deletion
    • Offers a free plan and prebuilt project templates
  • Where it doesn't
    • Integrates with Google Sheets only
    • Paid plans list the same core project and row-operation features
    • Requires spreadsheet data to stay within a cloud service

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