Google Sheets pricing
Google Sheets is free. Free plan: Anyone with a Google account.
FreePrices last checked Oct 29, 2026
Google Sheets plans and prices
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Google Sheets pricing facts
1 of 1 verified- Free plan
- Anyone with a Google account
- Checked Oct 29, 2026workspace.google.com(opens source in a new tab)
- “Expand all Anyone with a Google Account can create in Sheets.”
Google Sheets alternatives by price
Starting prices from each app's own site, ranked by our alternatives score.
| App | Pricing | Price | Free plan |
|---|---|---|---|
 Microsoft Excel | Free plan + paid | $9.99/month (Microsoft 365 Personal) | Excel for the web |
 Zoho Sheet | Free plan + paid | — | Yes |
 ONLYOFFICE | Open source | $20 per admin/month (DocSpace) | DocSpace Startup, up to 3 admins |
 Apple Numbers | Free plan + paid | $12.99 a month or $129 a year (premium extras) | Yes, Numbers is free for everyone |
 Proton Docs | Free plan + paid | $4.99/month (Drive Plus, 200 GB) | 5 GB storage |
 Airtable | Free plan + paid | $20 per user/month billed annually | Yes |
 Grist | Open source | $10/user/month ($8 billed annually) | Yes |
 LibreOffice | Open source | — | — |
Google Sheets pricing: common questions
Is Google Sheets free?
Yes, Google Sheets is free to use.
What are free alternatives to Google Sheets?
Free or freemium alternatives include Microsoft Excel, Zoho Sheet, LibreOffice and ONLYOFFICE. Open-source options: LibreOffice, ONLYOFFICE and Grist.