How much does Sheetgo cost in 2026?
Quick Answer: Sheetgo pricing as of July 2026: Free ($0, 99 transfers/month), Professional from $22/month (from 500 transfers), Business from $79/month (up from $53; from 1,500 transfers), and custom Enterprise (unlimited). Plans are measured in transfers per month rather than connections, and the paid tiers are "starting from" prices that scale with transfer volume. Annual billing saves 33%. Sheetgo's spreadsheet-native interface requires no coding, which is its advantage over general automation tools for non-technical users.
Sheetgo Pricing (as of July 2026)
Sheetgo prices on transfers per month (a transfer is one data-move execution), and the paid tiers are "starting from" prices that scale with transfer volume.
| Plan | Price | Transfers/month | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 99 | Google Drive integration, daily triggers, dynamic forms |
| Professional | From $22/mo (annual) | From 500 | Hourly triggers, Excel/CSV, SharePoint/OneDrive/BigQuery |
| Business | From $79/mo (annual) | From 1,500 | 15/30-min triggers, workflow sharing, HTTP integrations |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited | SSO, public API, custom SLA, priority servers |
The 2026 change is that Business rose from about $53 to about $79/month. Plan limits are expressed as transfers/month (not connections), and annual billing saves 33% (the per-month figures shown are the annual-billed rates; monthly-billed prices sit behind a toggle).
How Sheetgo compares (equivalent workflows)
| Tool | Cost | Approach |
|---|---|---|
| Sheetgo Business | From $79/mo | Spreadsheet-to-spreadsheet, no code |
| Zapier Professional | from $29.99/mo | Multi-tool automation |
| Make Core | $10.59/mo (10K ops) | Multi-tool automation |
| Google Apps Script | $0 (custom code) | Requires coding |
Sheetgo costs more than general automation tools for equivalent volume, but its spreadsheet-native interface requires no configuration beyond selecting sheets and columns — the advantage for non-technical users.
Editor's Note: We evaluated Sheetgo for a nonprofit needing about 15 automated spreadsheet transfers; the free tier's limit was too low, and a Zapier equivalent priced lower and more flexibly — but the nonprofit chose Sheetgo because setup took 30 minutes versus about 2 hours for Zapier, thanks to the spreadsheet-native interface. Re-checked July 2026: Sheetgo now measures plans in transfers/month (Free 99, Professional from 500, Business from 1,500) and Business rose to about $79/month — so model your monthly transfer volume, because both paid tiers scale up from those "starting from" prices. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen
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