SOFTWARE COMPARISON
Compare Sheetify CRM and Teable by price, plan limits, features and the work each tool supports.
Prices in USD
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| Compare |  Sheetify CRM |  Teable |
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| Offer status | Live | Sold out |
| Starting price | $39 one-timeLicense Tier 1 | $69 one-timeLicense Tier 1 · historical offer |
| What it does | Sheetify CRM is a Google Sheets toolkit, with a higher-tier bookkeeping and project bundle. Google account quotas and spreadsheet maintenance remain part of the workflow. | Teable combines spreadsheet-style data, AI-assisted apps and automations. Its sold-out lifetime tiers have shared space limits; self-hosting and recurring subscriptions are separate offers. |
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Starting prices can cover different workloads. Compare the named tiers and allowances below before treating a price difference as a saving.
Start with Tier 1 for CRM work. Tier 2 makes sense only when you will use both the bookkeeping and project tools. Choose a dedicated CRM instead when strict role separation, complex cross-client reporting or dependable high-volume campaigns are essential.
Small service businesses already working in Google Sheets
Google sending and script quotas still apply.
Buy nowRead the Sheetify CRM buying guideFor existing owners, size work around the space’s combined records and busiest automation month. Tier 3 is the first recorded tier with custom domains, detailed permissions and SSO. New buyers should compare the current direct offering or free plan; historical AppSumo prices are not available checkout prices.
Existing Teable owners planning database capacity
The AppSumo offer is sold out.
See available alternativesRead the Teable buying guideCompare documented coverage and the conditions attached to it. A higher feature count does not establish better quality or reliability.
Features are grouped by documented coverage. “Not confirmed” means the evidence is incomplete, not that a feature is absent.
Check each product’s plan notes for tier limits and additional costs. Feature coverage is not a quality rating.
Compare every recorded tier. Daily, monthly and one-time balances are separate; an unspecified allowance is not unlimited.
Compare each plan’s price and allowance. Confirm any limit marked ‘Not specified’ before buying.
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Google’s Apps Script documentation currently lists 100 email recipients per day for consumer accounts and 1,500 for Google Workspace accounts for services such as MailApp. Quotas are per user and reset 24 hours after the first request; related Google-product limits also apply. These are platform ceilings, not a promise that every Sheetify campaign can safely send that volume.
A 240-recipient campaign cannot fit into a fresh consumer account’s 100-recipient daily script allowance in one run. It needs at least three quota periods before allowing for any other scripted email. Moving to paid Workspace is a separate recurring cost and newly paid or trial accounts may not immediately receive the full allowance. Do not select the higher Sheetify tier to solve this bottleneck: the tier does not change Google’s account policy.
For repeat campaigns, keep the contact source, permission to send, last contact date and stop status alongside the message. Review a small internal sample before a batch. A mail merge can personalize a greeting while still sending the wrong offer to the wrong client if the spreadsheet data is stale. A dedicated email service may be a better fit when suppression, campaign reporting and larger scheduled sends are the central job.
Tier 1 lists 500 AI credits plus 1,000 upfront; the upper tiers follow the same two-month upfront bonus pattern. The upfront amount is a one-time starting allowance, not an extra grant each month. A founder answer says unused monthly credits do not accrue and that rollover was not on the roadmap at that time.
An automation run is not interchangeable with an AI credit. A workflow can use a scheduled run and then perform model work whose cost depends on the task. For planning, 100 scheduled executions each day would total 3,000 in a 30-day month before retries or extra triggers. That illustrates why Tier 1’s run allowance may be tight even while some AI credits remain.
The direct site now advertises different per-seat subscription allowances. Those values do not rewrite the historical AppSumo pool. Paid add-on usage and BYOK are separate ways to cover demand; using your own model key shifts model billing rather than eliminating database, attachment or automation limits. A repeated buyer theme is that clear task instructions matter because unsuccessful iterations can consume credits too.
Leads sit in an unstructured sheet without a clear next action.
Expected outcome: A shared pipeline can make neglected follow-ups visible.
Limitation: Accuracy depends on keeping deal status and contact records current.
Unrelated customers should not appear in the same shared file.
Expected outcome: Each client can work from an independent record set.
Limitation: Copies do not automatically create consolidated analytics or granular CRM roles.
Teams repeat the same customer details across disconnected lists.
Expected outcome: A common data model can reduce duplicate updates.
Limitation: Combined rows still consume one space allowance.
A consultant needs to avoid owning the client’s ongoing account and bills.
Expected outcome: Ownership can remain with the customer.
Limitation: Custom domains do not prove licence resale or complete app portability.
Buyer experiences can vary with the plan, product version and workflow.
No detailed buyer-feedback summary is recorded for this comparison.
Five recent reviews praise adaptable apps and operational workflows. They also mention rapid credit use, missing rollover and difficulty upgrading after the offer ended. Experiences may differ between accounts.
Choose the smallest tier that covers your actual usage in each product, then add any required membership, credits or outside subscriptions. A cheaper starting price is not a saving if it leaves essential work uncovered.
Only offers marked available have a current recorded purchase option. Sold-out plans are historical context. The merchant confirms the final price, availability and terms when you buy.
No extra sending allowance is stated. Google account quotas still govern scripted email.
Yes. The founder explicitly confirms sales statistics and charts in Tier 1.
The current AppSumo listing is sold out. Recorded prices describe the historical offer.
No. The founder corrected this: the row total is combined across the licensed space.
