Sheet Monkey sends website forms to Google Sheets with no backend. Free plan, paid plans from $7/mo billed annually. See features, integrations, and pros.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Sheet Monkey is a service that sends form submissions to Google Sheets. It is built for people who already have a form on a website, whether hand-coded or made in a site builder, and want the responses to land in a spreadsheet without running a backend. The company says setup takes seconds and that no Zapier account is required.
The product is made by Smmall Inc., which also makes a sister product called Notion Monkey. The homepage states that more than 15 million form submissions have been processed. Sheet Monkey works with Webflow, WordPress, Carrd, Squarespace, GitHub Pages, Tailwind, JavaScript, HTML, React, and Vue, and it also offers a drag and drop form builder extension.
Sheet Monkey sits between a form and a Google Sheet. You set up a sheet, connect it to Sheet Monkey, and connect your form. When a visitor submits the form, the data goes to the sheet. The integration guides describe this as taking about a minute with a free account, and they cover each supported platform separately.
Extra behavior is added through special fields in the form, which the site says capture more information without writing code. Notifications are managed from the dashboard: select a form, open the notifications section, and choose the Email option. For WordPress, the company says Google credentials are not stored in the WordPress database.
The core feature is saving submissions to Google Sheets. Around it sit email notifications, which let you add up to 5 addresses per form, redirects that send visitors to a new page after submitting, and file uploads that attach files to your sheet directly from the form. Special fields add dynamic information capture without extra code.
Every plan, including Free, lists autoresponders and spam protection. For users who prefer not to write code, the Form Builder Extension provides drag and drop editing. Supporting material includes documentation, a Form Library, videos, a blog, and a page comparing alternatives. The company also highlights customer support as a selling point.
Sheet Monkey is a service that submits forms from any platform to Google Sheets. It is designed to work without a backend or Zapier. It supports HTML, JavaScript, React, Vue, and site builders such as Webflow, Carrd, and Squarespace.
There is a free plan at $0, a Pro plan at $7/mo billed annually at $79/yr, and a Team plan at $16/mo billed annually at $200/yr. Extra email notifications can be purchased on paid plans.
Yes. The Free plan is described as free forever and includes 1 form, 100 submissions per month, file uploads, email notifications, autoresponders, spam protection, and 1 team member.
No. The pricing page says only annual subscriptions are offered, though it invites users who need monthly billing to get in touch. You can cancel at any time, but refunds are not issued and the subscription runs until the end of the paid period.
It publishes guides for Webflow, WordPress, Carrd, Squarespace, GitHub Pages, Tailwind, HTML, JavaScript, React, and Vue. For WordPress, it works with Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, and custom forms.
Yes. From the dashboard you select a form, open the notifications section, and choose the Email option. You can add up to 5 emails per form to be notified when someone submits.
Not necessarily. Sheet Monkey offers a drag and drop Form Builder Extension for people who do not want to write code. Developers can also connect their own forms using the platform guides.
It is best for developers, freelancers, agencies, and small teams who already use Google Sheets and want website form data stored there. It suits landing pages, contact forms, and sign-up lists.