Set up in minutes
Connect a sheet, get a URL, and start sending rows without setting up a backend or deployment flow.
Connect a Google Sheet and send contact form submissions, webhooks, signup events, and app logs straight to your spreadsheet. No backend to build or maintain.
Works with Claude, Cursor, Gemini, forms, webhooks, and custom scripts.
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It keeps the workflow simple: send data in, let the sheet adapt to new fields, and keep everything in Google Sheets.
Connect a sheet, get a URL, and start sending rows without setting up a backend or deployment flow.
Send JSON as it is. RowSink derives columns from incoming keys so the sheet can adapt as your payload changes.
Rows are written to your Google Sheet. The spreadsheet stays yours, and spreadsheet content is not stored by RowSink.
If you vibe code, give your AI agent the RowSink URL and tell it to send a POST request. The integration is plain HTTP, so agents and scripts can write rows without extra infrastructure.
Starter prompts
Two typical prompt patterns: one for app events, one for incoming webhooks.
Pattern 1
After a user signs up, POST their email, timestamp, and referral source as JSON to {ENDPOINT_URL}. Don't block the UI; fire and forget.
Pattern 2
When Stripe sends a successful payment event, POST the payment payload as JSON to {ENDPOINT_URL}. Return 200 OK immediately.
Need more prompt examples? Browse starter prompts.
Plain HTTP
If you prefer writing the request yourself, use the same endpoint and send the payload directly over plain HTTP.
Demo
The demo sends a real POST request, gives you a demo ID, and shows the row in a real sheet.
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If storing data in Google Sheets is the whole job, RowSink is usually the simpler path.
Read the comparisonForms, webhooks, signups, bug reports, and other data you want in a spreadsheet.
Collect submissions in a sheet without building or hosting a form backend.
Log payloads from Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or any service that can send HTTP.
Store prompts, responses, costs, and run metadata in a format you can inspect quickly.
Track events, feature usage, and internal metrics with a plain POST request.
Capture signups, referrals, and UTM data in a sheet your team can already use.
Write client errors or feedback submissions to Sheets for lightweight triage.
Store booking requests, purchase details, or operational intake without extra plumbing.
Receive sensor or automation data from scripts and devices that can send HTTP.
Most people can start on Free. Move up only when you need more spreadsheets, higher request limits, or API key protection.
Simple pricing
Free is enough for most new setups. Pro adds more capacity and optional protection without changing the workflow.
Start on Free. Upgrade only when you need more room.
The full pricing page has the complete plan breakdown, including higher-capacity options and what is coming next.
View full pricing detailsFree
Enough for most people to set things up, test the workflow, and keep using it.
Pro
More room, higher limits, and optional API key protection when the free plan stops being enough.
Connect a sheet and store your first form submission, webhook, or app event in a few minutes.
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