AppSheet Review, Pricing & Features

AppSheet, part of Google Cloud, lets anyone build mobile and web business apps and automations without writing code.

Category
No-Code
Pricing
Subscription, from $5/month per user
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Last updated
July 18, 2026
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Overview

AppSheet is a no-code platform, originally founded in Seattle in 2014 and acquired by Google in 2020, that turns existing data sources into functional mobile and web apps without requiring programming skills.

It now operates as part of Google Cloud and Google Workspace, and includes AI-assisted app generation powered by Gemini alongside traditional no-code app-building tools.

Key Features

AppSheet supports data capture through forms, barcodes, GPS location, signatures, and photos; workflow automation via email, SMS, and push notifications; and integrations with Google Workspace, Office 365, Salesforce, Dropbox, databases, and APIs. It uses a Zero Trust security model with built-in encryption and governance.

Pricing

AppSheet is priced per user per month across tiers commonly reported as Starter (around $5), Core (around $10), and Enterprise Plus (around $20), with a custom-quoted Enterprise Standard tier; some capability is also included automatically with certain Google Workspace Enterprise editions.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Backed by Google's infrastructure and Workspace ecosystem
  • AI-assisted app generation lowers the barrier to building a first app
  • Deep integration with common Google and Microsoft business tools
  • Scales from small team tools to enterprise deployments

Cons

  • Per-user pricing can add up for larger teams compared to some no-code alternatives
  • Enterprise Standard tier pricing is not published and requires a custom quote
  • Most tightly optimized for organizations already using Google Workspace

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns AppSheet?

AppSheet was acquired by Google in January 2020 and now operates as part of Google Cloud and Google Workspace.

Do I need to code to use AppSheet?

No, AppSheet is a no-code platform; apps can be built from existing data sources or generated with AI from a text description.

What data sources can AppSheet use?

It can build apps from Google Sheets, Excel, Salesforce, Dropbox, SQL databases, and other APIs.

How much does AppSheet cost?

Pricing is per user per month, with commonly reported tiers around $5 (Starter), $10 (Core), and $20 (Enterprise Plus), plus a custom Enterprise Standard tier.

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