Notion as powerful as Google Sheets

A synced table allows you to sync the values of a sheet in Google Sheets with a table in a Notion page. You can create one to have pivot tables or summaries of your Notion databases.

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A synced column transforms the column to be from Google Sheets to Notion. You can create one to use Sheets formulas and send values to Notion for a specific column, for example price of stocks.

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A synced cell allows you to automatically update the value of a Notion block with the value of a cell in Sheets. For example you can use a formula to sum the total number of records that you have and show it at the top of a page with a h1 block.

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Manual updates allow you to update your databases changes without waiting for the automatic update to run.

A full scan of a database allows you to refresh the entire database and not only what has changed. It gives you the option to add new columns that were created in Notion.

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Notion only allows 3 requests per second to their API, and Sheets only 100 request per 100 seconds. Depending on the number of records that you have in your database and how frequently they change you may incur in some delays.

You can cancel your subscription anytime directly from the add-on. Open Sync2Sheets, click on the ellipsis menu on the top right corner, and then select "Manage subscription". From the overview of your subscription you will see the option to cancel your plan.

Your subscription is still valid even if you uninstall the add-on. You must cancel it or contact us to cancel it.