Sheetfetch

Half the work in a Google Sheet is getting data into it: copying numbers out of an app, pasting them in, and doing it again next week when they go stale. Sheetfetch wires the sheet to the source directly, pulls from APIs, databases, and files on a schedule, and keeps the numbers current without you touching them.

What Sheetfetch actually does

It connects a spreadsheet to the places your data already lives, then keeps the two in step on a timer you control.

• Connects to web APIs, databases, and CSV or JSON files straight into the sheet
• Refreshes on a schedule you set, so the data stays current on its own
• Turns the sheet into a JSON endpoint other apps can read, with no server
• Combines several sources into one sheet for comparing prices, sales, or reports
• Saves frequent requests so you can rerun them in a single click
• Handles tricky APIs with custom headers, parameters, and request bodies

The sleeper feature is turning the sheet into an API. A spreadsheet you already maintain becomes a lightweight backend that a no-code app or a dashboard can read, with no server to stand up, which is a genuinely different use than the usual import-only connectors. Pagination handling matters more than it sounds, too, because it is what lets a large pull actually finish instead of stopping at the first page. The honest framing is that this is the closest thing to ETL a non-engineer can run without code; a team with real data infrastructure will still reach for a proper pipeline at scale, but for a spreadsheet-driven workflow it is hard to beat.

Who it's built for

This fits operations and finance people who live in spreadsheets, no-code builders who need data flowing into and out of a sheet, and anyone stitching numbers from several sources into one view. If your sheet is hand-entered and rarely changes, you do not need it. If you keep re-pasting the same export every Monday, that recurring chore is exactly what Sheetfetch is built to remove.

The deal

The Starter plan runs $69, down from $169, with 5,000 runs a month, 100 saved connections, 100 rows, 30-day run history, all integrations, and pagination handling. Pro at $119 lifts that to 10,000 runs with unlimited connections and rows and a 365-day history, and Business at $199 reaches 50,000 runs. Pick the tier by how often your data refreshes and how much of it you move. [Grab the Sheetfetch deal on DealMirror](https://www.grabltd.com/recommends/sheetfetch-dm/).