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AppSheet (Google)

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Google's no-code platform for building data-driven business apps and automations

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $5
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Startups, SMEs, Agencies

What is AppSheet (Google)?

AppSheet is Google's no-code application development platform that lets users build business apps and automations by connecting to data sources such as Google Sheets, Excel, cloud databases, and enterprise services like Salesforce. It automatically analyzes the data structure to generate a working app, supports spreadsheet-style expressions for logic, and includes generative AI features powered by Gemini that let users describe an app in natural language to get a starting prototype.

AppSheet offers a free tier for prototyping and testing apps with up to 10 users, plus paid Starter, Core, and Enterprise Plus tiers priced per user per month that add advanced automation, security controls, more AppSheet database capacity, and connectors to services like BigQuery and Active Directory. AppSheet Core is included at no extra cost with most Google Workspace business editions, and Enterprise Plus requires a Google Workspace administrator to configure.

Key Features of AppSheet (Google)

AppSheet (Google) lists 10 documented features, including No-code app builder from spreadsheet or database data, Generative AI app creation with Gemini and Workflow automation with triggers and conditions. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • No-code app builder from spreadsheet or database data
  • Generative AI app creation with Gemini
  • Workflow automation with triggers and conditions
  • QR code, NFC, and Bluetooth sensor support
  • Email, SMS, and push notification automation
  • Built-in AppSheet database
  • Google Workspace integration
  • Advanced data connectors (Salesforce, BigQuery, Apigee)
  • Role-based access and security controls
  • Intelligent document processing and OCR

AppSheet (Google) Pricing

AppSheet (Google) lists 3 plans, from $5 to $20.

Starter

$5

per user/month

Basic application and automation features, connections to spreadsheets and cloud file storage, and the AppSheet database.

Core

$10

per user/month

Marked most popular: advanced application and automation features, and included in most paid Google Workspace plans.

Enterprise Plus

$20

per user/month

Advanced application and automation features with the broadest connectivity and security controls. Publisher Pro apps for unlimited users are priced separately per app and are not a plan.

AppSheet (Google) Specifications

AppSheet (Google) is available on web app and has iOS and Android apps. It offers an API and has a free plan.

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Billing cycle
Monthly
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • iOS
  • Android
Languages
  • English
Built for
  • Startups
  • SMEs
  • Agencies
  • Enterprises
Support
  • Email
  • Tickets
  • Training
Integrations
Google Sheets, Google Drive, Excel, Office 365, Dropbox, Salesforce, BigQuery, Apigee, Active Directory, Okta
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
Yes
Runs in browser
Yes
Customisable
Yes

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AppSheet (Google) FAQs

Yes, AppSheet has a free tier that lets you explore the platform and test apps with up to 10 users at no cost.

Yes, AppSheet Core is included at no additional cost with most paid Google Workspace editions, though Enterprise Plus is a separate paid upgrade.

No, AppSheet is a true no-code platform; it analyzes connected data and generates an app automatically, and logic is built with spreadsheet-style expressions.

Yes, AppSheet includes generative AI features powered by Gemini that let you describe an app in natural language and get a working prototype.

AppSheet can connect to Google Sheets, Excel, Dropbox, cloud databases, and enterprise services such as Salesforce, BigQuery, and Active Directory, depending on the plan.