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Build a live website straight from a Google Sheet
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What is SpreadSimple 2.0?
SpreadSimple 2.0 is an AI spreadsheet generator tool that builds a live website straight from a Google Sheet. A no-code builder that turns a Google Sheet into a live website with item pages, filters, search, order forms and Stripe or PayPal checkout.
SpreadSimple is a no-code website builder that treats a Google Sheet as the content database. You fill a spreadsheet with your items, descriptions, prices or listings, paste the sheet link into the builder, and the platform generates a working site with catalog cards, item pages, filters and search. The pitch is familiarity: anyone who can edit a spreadsheet can run the site, and edits in the sheet appear on the live site automatically. The 2.0 release adds an AI Creator. Describing the kind of site you want and supplying key details produces a logo, a suggested color scheme, a prepared Google Sheet and a starting site structure within seconds, which you then tune by hand. Beyond the AI assist, the feature set covers dedicated details pages for each item, item variations, customizable order forms with email receipts, promo codes, and a choice of payment paths through Stripe or PayPal. There are more than 30 languages for localization, content pages and navigation management, and SEO settings for the published site. Use cases the product is designed around are e-commerce catalogs, affiliate storefronts fed by Amazon, eBay or AliExpress links, restaurant menus, real estate listings with map view and MLS or RSS imports, and general directories. A widget embed option lets you drop a catalog into an existing site, and webhooks plus Zapier or Make connect it to outside services. The natural comparison is spreadsheet-to-site tools and lightweight storefront builders: SpreadSimple asks less setup than a self-hosted CMS and keeps a familiar editing surface. Teams that need deep custom logic or bespoke layouts should look at a full CMS instead.
How do you use SpreadSimple 2.0?
1Create your Google Sheet
Build a sheet with one row per item and columns for names, descriptions, prices and any images or links you need. Formulas are allowed, so referral codes or computed prices can be automated.2Start a project with the AI Creator
Sign in to the app, describe the website you want and add key details. The AI prepares a logo, a color scheme, the sheet and the site structure for you to adjust.
3Map sheet columns to website elements
Connect each column to the matching element on the site so titles, prices and images render in the right places.
4Turn on search, filters and details pages
Enable filtering, sorting and search for browsing, and create a details page so every item has its own URL with a gallery and variations.
5Configure the order form and payment
Customize the order form fields and email receipts, then connect Stripe or PayPal checkout so customers can pay online.
6Add add-ons and publish
Connect analytics, chat and other tools from the add-ons tab, then publish the site on your own domain.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Content lives in a Google Sheet, so edits, formulas and collaborative editing work as expected and push to the site automaticallyAI
- AI Creator drafts a logo, color scheme, sheet and site structure from a plain-language descriptionAI
- Details pages, item variations, order forms, promo codes and filters ship as built-in features rather than pluginsAI
- Payment through Stripe and PayPal plus webhooks and Zapier or Make cover common storefront and automation needsAI
- Widget embed lets an existing site add a searchable, orderable catalog without a rebuildAI
Cons
- Some setup work is unavoidable: columns must be mapped to website elements before the site looks finishedAI
- Order handling depends on the sheet and add-ons rather than a full order management dashboardAI
- Design flexibility is limited to what the builder exposes, so unusual layouts are not practicalAI
- Teams already running a mature CMS or shop platform would duplicate systems rather than simplify themAI
- Automation with outside services relies on webhooks and third-party connector plans, adding moving partsAI
How much does SpreadSimple 2.0 cost?
Integrations
Stripe and PayPal for checkout, Google Analytics for traffic tracking, a WhatsApp add-on that sends orders to chat, and webhooks plus Zapier or Make for connecting outside services.
Learn moreFeatures
Sheet-driven content with automatic updates, item details pages, item variations, customizable order forms, embedding as a widget on another site, localization in more than 30 languages, WhatsApp order notifications, Stripe and PayPal checkout, Google Analytics, content pages and navigation, and webhooks for automation.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about SpreadSimple 2.0
How do you use SpreadSimple 2.0?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create your Google Sheet 2. Start a project with the AI Creator 3. Map sheet columns to website elements 4. Turn on search, filters and details pages 5. Configure the order form and payment 6. Add add-ons and publish.What platforms does SpreadSimple 2.0 support?
SpreadSimple 2.0 is available on Web App.What does SpreadSimple 2.0 integrate with?
Stripe and PayPal for checkout, Google Analytics for traffic tracking, a WhatsApp add-on that sends orders to chat, and webhooks plus Zapier or Make for connecting outside services.What are the limitations of SpreadSimple 2.0?
Some setup work is unavoidable: columns must be mapped to website elements before the site looks finished. Order handling depends on the sheet and add-ons rather than a full order management dashboard. Design flexibility is limited to what the builder exposes, so unusual layouts are not practical.
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Added11/3/2026
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