Google Sheets gets underestimated because most teams only use it for data entry, simple formulas and shared tracking. With Apps Script and proper set-up, it can do a great deal more than that.
It can pull from external data sources, run processes on a schedule, send emails, update other systems and produce formatted reports, all inside a tool your team already opens every day. For a business on Google Workspace it is often the fastest route to automation, because there is no new platform to learn and nothing extra to install.
Live dashboards in Google Sheets, connected to your data sources and updating on their own. Nobody has to refresh them.
Apps Script that handles the repetitive jobs, such as processing data, generating reports and sending emails.
Reports that build and send themselves on a schedule, so the right figures reach the right people without anyone running them.
Google Sheets connected to the other tools you use, including CRMs, databases and the rest of Google Workspace, with the data kept in step.
Validation rules and input forms that stop bad data at the moment it is entered.
Data entry forms, project trackers and other shared tools, built around the way your team already works.
Google Sheets is better for collaboration and for teams that work in the cloud. Excel is better for complex financial modelling and large data volumes.
If your team already works in Google Workspace and the data fits, Google Sheets is almost always the right choice. If you are unsure which suits your situation, tell us about your set-up on the call and we will give you a straight answer.
Google Sheets automation typically costs £300 to £1,500, depending on how many steps are involved and whether it needs to talk to other systems.
Connecting Sheets to something like Xero or a CRM adds to that, because the integration is separate work. The price is fixed in writing before we start.
For a figure without a call, the build estimator itemises one in two minutes.
Nothing is paid up front. You watch the finished thing work with your own data, and only then do you pay. No deposit and no retainer. How the process works →
Typically £300 to £1,500, depending on how many steps are involved and whether it needs to talk to other systems. Connecting Sheets to something like Xero or a CRM adds to that because the integration work is separate. The price is fixed before we start.
Most projects are delivered in 3 to 5 working days. Automations with several integrations take longer, and the timeline is in the fixed-price quote.
Apps Script is the programming layer built into Google Workspace. It handles automation that formulas cannot, and most advanced Google Sheets projects use it. You do not need to know it, because we write and document all the code.
Yes. It connects directly to the other Google Workspace apps and, through Apps Script or Zapier, to hundreds of third-party tools. We confirm what is possible with your set-up on the call.
For most small business purposes Google Sheets does what Excel does, and it handles collaboration considerably better. It struggles with large volumes of data and heavy calculation, where it is slower than Excel. For complex financial modelling or deep Microsoft 365 integration, Excel is usually the better choice. We will tell you which suits your situation.
Yes. Google Sheets is easy for a team to pick up, and we document everything clearly. For the Apps Script parts, you get full documentation and a walkthrough.
Yes. All work is delivered remotely, for businesses across the UK.
Book a free 30-minute call. Tell us what you are trying to do and we will show you what is possible in Google Sheets, and what it would cost.
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From £300 · 3 to 5 working days · Fixed price, paid when it works