Spreadsheet.com
Spreadsheet.com is a collaborative work management system now owned by Veeva Systems and no longer publicly available.
Est 2017|Valuation $21.8M|Raised $6.8M
Spreadsheet.com is a collaborative work management system now owned by Veeva Systems and no longer publicly available.
Published Aug 14, 2026
TrustRadius indicated only a small number of reviews and noted insufficient ratings to provide an overall score. Some TrustRadius pages were accessible, while other dedicated pages were restricted or inaccessible.
A Reddit thread documented user reports of the shutdown announcement and discussions about alternatives and migration tools, such as Grist migration options.
Hacker News discussion included a quotation from the retirement announcement noting that the company had acquired business from a large number of organizations but was unable to achieve the growth required for continued operation. Commentary highlighted buyer risk around vendor shutdowns and migration costs.
From review excerpts and discussion:
No accessible official case study pages were retrieved in this research (likely due to product retirement and discoverability constraints).
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Download full report →G2 contained a range of ratings and comments at the time of archival access.
Very negative, shutdown cited: a reviewer noted that the product was shutting down and raised concerns about role/permission limits on free plans.
Positive, highlights permissions/views: a reviewer described the product as serving as a single source of truth for small and medium-sized enterprises, praising custom and permissioned views, calendar and project management features, and relational row lookup and rollup capabilities, while noting that reporting and chart features were less mature.
Mixed/positive with limitations: some reviewers characterized the interface as more intuitive than Google Sheets but also mentioned that the interface could be overwhelming for some users. One reviewer noted the absence of a tablet/mobile application at the time of their review.
Interpretation: recurring positive themes in sampled reviews included views, permissions, and relational features. Common limitations cited included reporting and chart maturity, perceived complexity, mobile app gaps, and plan limits.
Some competitors and migration vendors published guidance and posts about migrating away from Spreadsheet.com. These materials provide practical insight into migration constraints (for example, formula compatibility) but are vendor materials and should not be treated as independent ROI evidence.
Critical evaluation: most accessible results about Spreadsheet.com currently are intertwined with migration vendors targeting displaced customers, so any ROI claims should be treated as vendor-provided marketing.
Spreadsheet.com described itself as an online spreadsheet that combined:
In practice, it competed in the spreadsheet-database hybrid / work management category alongside Airtable, Smartsheet, Coda, monday.com, and similar vendors. TechCrunch summarized the product's thesis as enabling teams to build workflow applications within a spreadsheet interface rather than adding separate tools.
Major status caveat: Spreadsheet.com publicly announced it would shut down effective in mid‑2024. That means the product is best evaluated today (March 12, 2026) as a discontinued service and a migration case, not as an actively purchasable platform. Third‑party sources and user reviews referenced the shutdown timing.
From coverage and reviews, Spreadsheet.com primarily targeted:
It positioned itself between: