Shareables turns Airtable, Google Sheets and Notion data into embeddable widgets and websites with no code. Free plan; paid plans from $14/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Shareables is a no-code tool for publishing spreadsheet and database content on the web. It connects to a data source such as Airtable, Google Sheets or Notion and turns the records into widgets or complete websites that visitors can browse, filter and search.
The company positions the product for people who are not developers. Its homepage promises that users can get started in under five minutes, and it says the product is used by 1,309 users across more than 2,000 sites. The site also displays 5.0 ratings from Capterra, G2 and Product Hunt, which are the company's own claims and worth checking independently.
The process has three steps. First, the user connects a data source. The site lists Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Stackby, SmartSuite, Excel, Teable, NocodeBackend, AITable and Trello. After connection, the data syncs automatically, so changes made in the source appear on the published output.
Second, the user chooses a template and customizes it. Styling can be configured, and filters and search can be added. Users can also start from scratch instead of using a template.
Third, the result is published. A widget can be embedded on an existing website through an embed code, or published as its own website on a custom domain or a Shareables domain.
The template library covers products, team directories, job boards, events calendars, testimonial walls, charts, blogs, a Notion blog, a T-shirt shop, member directories, pricing comparison tables and resource libraries. Each is meant to be a starting point that can be restyled.
Paid plans add the features that matter for business use: custom domains with SSL, removal of Shareables branding, payments through Stripe, PayPal and Razorpay, gated content with password protection, analytics, and custom CSS and JavaScript. Pro and Growth also list auto-translate.
SEO support is listed on every plan. One reviewer on the site says the output is real HTML that can rank, though that is a customer statement rather than a tested claim.
Shareables is a no-code tool that turns data from sources such as Airtable, Google Sheets and Notion into embeddable widgets or standalone websites. Users pick a template, customize it and publish it. Data syncs automatically from the source.
Shareables has a Free plan and paid plans starting at $14/month, or $11/month billed annually. Pro is $39/month ($29 annually) and Growth is $59/month ($44 annually). Business is shown at $74/month billed annually.
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit and includes 1 website, 1 widget and 500 records per widget. Paid plans include a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The site lists Airtable, Google Sheets, Notion, Stackby, SmartSuite, Excel, Teable, NocodeBackend, AITable and Trello. After connecting a source, the data syncs automatically.
Yes. Widgets can be embedded on any website with an embed code, and there is no limit on how many websites a widget can be embedded on. All plans include free installation help.
Paid plans can accept payments through Stripe and PayPal, and the plan table also lists Razorpay and order requests. The Free plan does not include payments.
It suits freelancers, agencies and small businesses that already store content in spreadsheets or databases and want to show it on a website without coding. Typical uses are directories, product lists, job boards, event listings and blogs.
You need to upgrade to publish additional sites or widgets. Anything already published keeps working, and the company states it will not take down a live site or widget without notice.