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GOOGLE SHEETS ADD-ON

Web scraping for
Google Sheets

Scrape any website into Google Sheets to track prices, build lead lists and monitor competitors.

Type =SCRAPE() in any cell. We fetch the page, deal with blocks and retries, and return clean data straight into your cells.

50 free credits to start · No subscription

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MacBook Air M2
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Type a formula. Get live data. It's that simple.

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Pull data from any web page into your Google Sheet

Open the sidebar, choose a page, and pick what you want from it. The data drops straight into your cells, with no setup and no formula to write. Watch it run:

Search eBay for any product, and every result lands in your sheet as its own row.
Why WebToSheets

The hard parts run on our servers

Proxies, blocks, retries, messy HTML. The complicated parts of web scraping happen on our side, so your sheet just gets clean data.

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Your data stays live

Scrapes recalculate when your sheet does, and Refresh all pulls fresh data whenever you want it.

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Familiar as =SUM()

If you can write a spreadsheet formula, you already know WebToSheets. No code, no scripts, no external tools.

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We bypass blocks

Requests go out from our rotating IP addresses, not yours, so sites that block scrapers still return data.

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Only pay for results

Failed scrapes are free, and re-runs hit the 15-minute cache for free. You only pay when data comes back.

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Any website, your selectors

Grab titles, prices, tables, links or emails by name, or target anything precisely with full XPath.

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Scrape hundreds at once

Drop a column of URLs and scrape them all in parallel. Built for large product catalogs.

Use cases

A few things you can build with a single formula. Each is one cell, copied down a column.

Amazon Walmart Ebay

Price monitoring

Track competitor prices across Amazon, eBay and Walmart, and see every drop as it happens.

E-commerce & retail
Yahoo

Stock watchlist

A live portfolio of prices and daily moves, straight from Yahoo Finance.

Finance
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On-page SEO audits

Pull the title, meta description and H1 of every page on your list, and see what is missing at a glance.

Marketing & SEO
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Lead list building

Pull names and emails from directories and company pages, with no copy-pasting.

Sales & recruiting

Pricing

Pay as you go. Top up the amount you want, whenever you need it. Credits never expire.

Start with 50 free credits, no credit card required.

One simple rate

Pay as you go

$1 = 100 credits
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What counts as a credit? Most pages cost 1 credit. Hard-to-scrape sites (like Amazon) can cost more. Failed and cached requests are always free.

Frequently asked questions

How do I scrape a website into Google Sheets? expand_more

Install the WebToSheets add-on, then type =SCRAPE("https://example.com", "name,price") in any cell. Our servers fetch the page, deal with the blocks and parsing, and the data lands in your sheet. No code required.

Do I need to know how to code? expand_more

No. If you can write =SUM() in a spreadsheet, you can use WebToSheets. You type a formula like =SCRAPE("https://amazon.com/dp/...", "pricing") and the data appears in your cell. That's it.

What counts as a credit? expand_more

Extracting data from one web page costs one credit for most sites; hard-to-scrape sites (like Amazon) can cost more. If a page fails to load or returns no data, you pay nothing. Repeating a request within 15 minutes hits the cache and is free too.

Does it work on JavaScript-heavy websites? expand_more

It depends on the site. Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Yahoo Finance work great thanks to dedicated extractors built on specialised scraping providers. For other sites we fetch the page's HTML — if content is only rendered by JavaScript after load, it may not be extractable in V1. Full JavaScript rendering is on our roadmap.

How fast are results? expand_more

Most pages return data within a few seconds. When you scrape many URLs at once, the requests run in parallel, so large batches finish much faster than one-by-one.

Is there a subscription? expand_more

No. WebToSheets uses prepaid credits — you top up the amount you want through Stripe whenever you need it, and your credits never expire. No recurring charges, no commitment, nothing to cancel.

Try it in your own sheet

You write one formula in Google Sheets. Proxies, retries and parsing run on our servers, and all you get back is the data.

50 free credits to start No subscription, pay as you go Failed scrapes are free