Looking at SpreadSimple, store.link or Sheet2Site?
Same idea - your Google Sheet becomes your online store - different economics. Here is a straight comparison, using each product's own published pricing.
| SpreadFront | store.link | SpreadSimple | Sheet2Site | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes - a real store: 25 products, 50 orders/mo | Yes - 50 orders/mo | Yes - 50 rows, hidden from search engines | No free plan |
| Cheapest plan that lets you connect a domain you own | €120/year (Starter, €10/mo billed annually; €12 month-to-month) | $300/year (Standard, $25/mo billed yearly; $29 monthly) | from $12.90/mo | from $348/year (Basic) |
| Orders included per month | 50 free · 300 Starter · 1,500 Pro (shared across 3 stores) | 50 free · 250 Lite · 1,000 Standard | not published | not published |
| Commission on your sales | 0% | 0% | not stated | not stated |
| Price at renewal | Same price - it does not go up | per their terms | per their terms | per their terms |
| Card payments | Your own Stripe or PayPal - money goes straight to you | Available on paid plans | Available on paid plans | Stripe on Premium and up |
| Crypto payments | Yes, on every plan (your own NOWPayments account) | - | - | - |
| Storefront languages | 7 (EN, DE, FR, ES, PT, IT, SR) | - | - | - |
| AI-agent ready | Yes - agent tools on every store, MCP endpoint on paid plans | - | - | - |
Competitor figures checked September 2026 on their public pricing pages; if something has changed since, tell us and we will correct it. All trademarks belong to their owners.
The two differences merchants notice first
- Connecting your own domain sits in the base paid plan, not two tiers up. Bring a domain you already own (or buy one from any registrar), point it at SpreadFront, and it runs with free SSL on the €120/year plan. On store.link the same feature starts at $300/year.
- Selling more never raises your bill. No plan takes a commission, and hitting a monthly order limit never blocks buyers on the day: orders keep flowing for 14 days while you upgrade. Your payments run on your own Stripe, PayPal or crypto account - buyer money never passes through SpreadFront.
Where the others are a better fit
Honesty cuts both ways. Sheet2Site is the stronger pick when you want a general content website (directories, landing pages) rather than a store. SpreadSimple has a longer list of third-party extensions. If either of those is what you need, use them - they are good products.
Coming from Square Online?
If your Facebook or Instagram Shop sends buyers to an empty Square cart, read why Square Online fails Meta's checkout-URL test and the four ways out. Two of them keep you on Square; one of them is SpreadFront, which receives Meta's cart natively.
Try it without commitment
The free plan is a working store, not a trial - no card details, no time limit. Or just look at a live store first.