Sheetgo vs Make
Automate your spreadsheet data or connect your apps
Both automate work without code, with different focuses. Make is a general-purpose visual builder for automations across apps, with AI agents. Sheetgo Automations specializes in the spreadsheets and office files your organization runs on, and keeps that data connected, prepared, and ready for AI, BI, and team workflows.
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The short answer
Choose by the work you automate
If your team works across spreadsheet files, Sheetgo merges, splits, and filters Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV data automatically. Make is a visual builder for scenarios that move data between apps.
Choose Sheetgo if
- ✓Your data lives in many files
Sheetgo combines Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV files from Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Dropbox into one dataset on a schedule. - ✓You want a workflow built around spreadsheet data
Choose a source, a processor, and a destination, then set a schedule for Sheetgo to run the automation. - ✓You need documents and emails from your data
Automations Pro generates PDFs and Google Docs and sends mail merges through Gmail using your spreadsheet data. - ✓You need governance across the organization
Enterprise adds SSO and central admin, and your spreadsheet data stays in your own storage. Sheetgo also operates an accredited European Data Space and offers Virtual Employees for role-based work, with human approval for consequential actions.
Choose Make if
- ✓You prefer a visual automation builder
Make lets your team build scenarios that move data between apps in a visual builder. - ✓Your work spans many different apps
Make is a general-purpose builder for moving data between apps. - ✓You want unlimited users
Every Make plan includes unlimited users, with pricing based on usage credits.
At a glance
Sheetgo and Make side by side
Sheetgo
Créez
Idéal pour
Organizations automating spreadsheet data for AI, BI, and team workflows
Teams building visual app automations and AI agents
Built for
Office files and back-office data: Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV across Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Dropbox, plus databases and BigQuery
General-purpose automation across apps of every kind
Feuilles de calcul
The core of the product: merge, split, and filter whole files and tabs, Google Sheets and Excel side by side
One app among many: Google Sheets modules; Excel cloud workbooks in Microsoft 365
IA
Applied to your spreadsheet data: the AI Processor cleans, translates, and summarizes inside the automation
General-purpose: AI agents and modules that work across apps
Documents and email
PDFs, Google Docs, and Gmail mail merge (Automations Pro)
Google Docs templates; PDFs through third-party apps
Governance
Enterprise: SSO, central admin, and data governance; spreadsheet data stays in your storage
Enterprise: SSO, audit logs, and custom roles; AWS hosting in the EU or North America
Pricing model
Free plan; Automations Pro with a 14-day free trial
Free plan; paid plans priced by usage credits, with unlimited users
As of October 2026. See Tarifs de Sheetgo.
Questions fréquemment posées
What teams ask before they choose
What is the difference between Sheetgo and Make?
Sheetgo Automations focuses on spreadsheet data. It merges, splits, and filters Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV files. Automations Pro also turns spreadsheet data into documents and emails. Make is a visual builder for automations across apps, with AI agents and AI modules.
Is Sheetgo a Make alternative?
Yes, for teams whose automation work centers on spreadsheets. Sheetgo connects files, combines data, and runs those steps automatically. Make is worth considering when your priority is connecting a wider variety of apps through a visual builder.
Can I use Sheetgo and Make together?
Yes. Make can write data from another app to a Google Sheets file. Sheetgo can then merge that file with other spreadsheet data on a schedule. With Automations Pro, you can also generate documents and send mail merges.
Does Sheetgo work with Excel?
Yes. Sheetgo connects Google Sheets, Excel, and CSV files stored in Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Dropbox. It can merge their data into one dataset on a schedule.
Is Sheetgo suitable for large organizations?
Yes. Enterprise plans for Sheetgo Automations and Sheetgo Workflows add SSO, Google Workspace domain-wide delegation, central admin, and data governance. They also include an SLA and a dedicated account manager. Sheetgo is SOC 2 Type II (audited by BDO), GDPR, and CASA Tier 3 compliant. It doesn’t store copies of your file content. Core infrastructure runs in the United States; you can choose the United States or Europe for AI processing. Teams at Spotify, PepsiCo, and Nvidia use Sheetgo.
Does Sheetgo only work with spreadsheets?
No. Spreadsheets are Sheetgo’s core, but it also connects to business systems. BigQuery works as both a source and a destination. The API connector pulls data from apps such as Salesforce, HubSpot, and QuickBooks, and webhooks receive data from other apps.
Does Sheetgo only run on a schedule?
Sheetgo supports schedules and event triggers. Schedules run from every 15 minutes to once a year. On plans with smart triggers, workflows can also run when someone submits a form, another app sends a webhook, another workflow finishes, or a Google Drive file or folder changes (in preview). You can run workflows manually at any time.
Can Sheetgo handle large files?
Yes. Pro and Team handle files up to 100MB and can merge or split up to 100 files in one automation. Enterprise has higher limits. For larger datasets, BigQuery works as both a source and a destination.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, both tools have a free plan. Sheetgo Automations is free to start, and Automations Pro comes with a 14-day free trial.
Start automating your spreadsheet data
Start with the free Sheetgo Automations plan, or book a demo to discuss your organization’s needs and see how Workflows and Virtual Employees could fit your team’s work.
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