Publish Google Sheets as polished web tables — with conditional formatting, rich interactive cells, live search, and embeds that Google and AI engines can actually read. No code.
7-day free trial · No credit card required · All features, up to 500 rows
Google's native iframe drops your formatting. We keep every signal.
Most Google Sheets embeds throw your formatting away. GSheetPress keeps it — red/amber/green status signals, color scales, and bold rules render on your website exactly as they do in Google Sheets.
Perfect for dashboards, scorecards, inventory trackers, and budget tables where color signals carry real meaning.
| On target | ↑ 12% |
| Warning | ↓ 3% |
| Critical | ↓ 18% |
| Pending | — |
Built for the real ways people use Google Sheets on websites
Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, font colors, cell backgrounds, alignment, borders, and merged cells — preserved exactly from your sheet.
Threshold rules (greater than, less than, between) and gradient color scales render on the web, so your status colors and heat-maps carry over.
Global search, click-to-sort columns, and smart pagination so visitors find the row they need instantly.
Cells become clickable links, images, embedded YouTube videos, Google Maps, star ratings, and progress bars.
Tables are server-rendered, so Google and AI answer engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude can read and cite your data. Most embeds can't.
Put a table behind your own Stripe checkout and charge visitors for access. Your keys, your revenue.
UTC time columns display in each visitor's own local time automatically, with the original value on hover.
Light, dark, ocean, purple, coral and minimal themes, plus your own image header on top of the table.
Restrict embeds to specific domains so others can't host your data table on their own sites.
Rows fold into clean cards on phones, and every table gets a scan-to-open QR code for easy sharing.
Every plan includes the full table engine. You pay for how many rows and tables you publish — and whether you want to monetize them.