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Sheetable

Sheetable – Google Sheets to WP Table

by Sheetable · WordPress.org page · Website

v1.0.3 Tested up to WP 7.0.7 PHP 7.4+

Sheetable has 100+ active installs on WordPress.org and 1,641 downloads all time. It was downloaded 199 times in the last 30 days. The last update was on June 6, 2026, tested up to WordPress 7.0.7.

Sheetable at a glance

Active installs
100+
Total downloads
1,641
Downloads, last 30 days
199
30-day growth
–
downloads vs the previous 30 days

Is Sheetable well maintained?

Support threads resolved
No open threads
nothing waiting on the WordPress.org forum
WordPress compatibility
Behind
tested up to WordPress 7.0.7, not yet with the current 7.1.3

Features

The feature list from the plugin's own readme on WordPress.org, trimmed to the essentials.

  • Unlimited tables – Create as many as you need
  • Unlimited Google Sheets – Connect any public sheet
  • Unlimited rows & columns – No artificial limits like others
  • Real-time search – Find data instantly
  • Column sorting – Sort by any column
  • Pagination – Navigate large datasets easily
  • Refresh – Update data on demand without loading page
  • Fully responsive – Works on all devices including mobile, tablet, desktop, folding devices
  • Rich content support – Links, images, text, numbers, dates, emojis, checkboxes
  • Smart links – Auto-detect emails and phone numbers as clickable links
  • Text wrapping options – Control how long text displays in cells
  • Show/hide title & description – Control what visitors see

Sheetable reviews and ratings

2 reviews on WordPress.org, with the most recent ones as their authors posted them.

5.0 out of 5

2 reviews

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  • Ease of use. Does the job.

    Easy integration and tables customization.

    disenopop
  • The best one I've found

    It's the most feature rich and good looking table system I've seen and it's dead simple to use. There's no ads, but my only criticism of the free version is keeping the 'headers' option as a pro function. Most small operators may only have small tables and so a little bit of pagination (limited at 10 rows per page in the free version) is not that much of a problem, but not having the headers follow the pages is annoying, and is a feature of most other table systems. The paid version is something I'll buy for one website but I'm left feeling bitter about having 13 items in a table for another website and not having the header on the second page. If you wanted to trade a feature - trade the search. No one is searching on small tables.

    kinghaigy

Download and install history

293 downloads over the last 49 days. Snapshots taken daily from WordPress.org.

Downloads per day
Sheetable downloads per day05101520Sep 5Sep 29Oct 23Downloads per day
Active installs
Sheetable active installs0255075100Sep 5Sep 29Oct 23Active installs
Rating out of 5
Sheetable rating01.32.53.85Sep 5Sep 29Oct 23Rating out of 5
Reviews
Sheetable review count00.511.52Sep 5Sep 29Oct 23Reviews

Details

Turn Google Sheets into WP tables with search, sorting & pagination. No API key needed. Ultra-lightweight.

The full description, screenshots and every review live on the WordPress.org page.

Tags

  • datatable
  • Google Sheets
  • spreadsheet
  • table plugin
  • wordpress table
Version
1.0.3
Last updated
Jun 6, 2026
First published
Dec 24, 2025
Requires WordPress
5.0
Tested up to
7.0.7
Requires PHP
7.4
Pricing
Free on WordPress.org

Sheetable FAQ

What does Sheetable do?

According to its WordPress.org readme, Sheetable offers Unlimited tables – Create as many as you need, Unlimited Google Sheets – Connect any public sheet, Unlimited rows & columns – No artificial limits like others, Real-time search – Find data instantly and Column sorting – Sort by any column.

How many active installs does Sheetable have?

WordPress.org reports 100+ active installs for Sheetable as of October 23, 2026.

Is Sheetable still maintained?

Yes. The last release was on June 6, 2026 and it is tested up to WordPress 7.0.7.

Is Sheetable free?

Sheetable is free to install from WordPress.org. Many plugins also sell a paid version or add-ons.