Description
PushRow connects your WordPress site to Google Sheets. Choose what to send, pick a spreadsheet and the columns you want, and PushRow writes the rows. Your data goes straight from your site to Google’s APIs through your own Google Cloud credentials; it never passes through a third-party server.
What the free plugin does
- Posts and pages: send them to a sheet with the fields you choose.
- Users: send your user list to a sheet.
- Contact Form 7: add each new submission to your sheet as it arrives. Set it up in the Google Sheets tab of the form editor, with field mapping.
- A five-step job wizard: name and direction, data, sheet, columns, then review.
- Column choice: tick the fields that become columns, in the order you want.
- Run now and test runs: run a job when you need it, or try it on 10 rows first. Pause, resume and duplicate jobs.
- An activity log of every run, with rows, errors and duration.
PushRow Pro
PushRow Pro includes everything in the free plugin, plus:
- Imports from Google Sheets into posts, pages, custom post types, users, WooCommerce products, coupons, reviews, and product categories and tags. Imports also update WooCommerce order statuses, notes and tracking details, and write rows into custom database tables.
- Schedules: every 5, 15 or 30 minutes, hourly, every 6 or 12 hours, daily or weekly.
- Real-time sync when a record is created, updated, deleted or changes status.
- More data types: WooCommerce orders, products, customers, coupons, refunds, reviews, and product categories and tags; Gravity Forms, WPForms, Ninja Forms, Fluent Forms and Formidable Forms; Easy Digital Downloads orders, customers and licenses; LearnDash enrollments and quiz results; Amelia bookings; custom post types with Advanced Custom Fields; and custom database tables.
- Priority support.
PushRow Pro is sold as a yearly license for 1, 5 or unlimited sites, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Documentation and support
PushRow is built by WPAnkit.
External services
PushRow connects to these services:
- Google Sheets API and Google Drive API (googleapis.com), to read and write the spreadsheets you sync and to list your spreadsheets. Data is sent when a sync job runs, and when a Contact Form 7 form set up for Google Sheets is submitted. Only the fields you map are sent. Google APIs Terms of Service, Google Privacy Policy.
- Google OAuth (accounts.google.com and oauth2.googleapis.com), to authorize access with your own OAuth client, refresh the access token, and revoke it when you disconnect.
- Freemius (freemius.com). When you activate PushRow, it asks whether you want to opt in to security and feature update notices. If you opt in, the Freemius SDK sends your name and email address, your site’s address, title and language, your WordPress and PHP versions, and the plugin’s version and status to Freemius. You can also choose to share the list of your plugins and themes. Nothing is sent if you skip. PushRow Pro licenses and updates also go through Freemius. Freemius Terms, Freemius Privacy Policy.
Installation
- In WordPress, go to Plugins Add New Plugin and search for PushRow for Google Sheets.
- Click Install Now, then Activate.
- Go to PushRow in the admin menu and follow the setup to connect your Google account.
Google API setup
- Open the Google Cloud Console and create or select a project.
- Under APIs & Services Library, enable the Google Sheets API and the Google Drive API.
- Under OAuth consent screen, choose External (or Internal for Google Workspace) and add the app name and contact email.
- Under Credentials, create an OAuth client ID of type Web application.
- Add the redirect URI shown on the plugin’s Settings screen under Authorized redirect URIs. It looks like
https://your-site.com/wp-json/pushrow/v1/auth/callback. - Paste the Client ID and Client Secret into PushRow, save them, and click Authorize with Google.
FAQ
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Do I need a Google Cloud account?
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Yes. You create a free Google Cloud project, turn on the Google Sheets and Google Drive APIs and add an OAuth client. Google does not require billing for normal use of these APIs.
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Does my data pass through your servers?
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No. PushRow sends your data from your site straight to Google’s APIs, using the credentials you created. The Google access token is stored encrypted in your WordPress database.
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Which permissions does PushRow ask Google for?
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Two scopes: read and write access to spreadsheets, and read-only access to Drive file details so it can list your spreadsheets.
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What does PushRow Pro add?
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Imports from Google Sheets into WordPress, schedules, real-time sync, and more data types: WooCommerce, more form plugins, Easy Digital Downloads, LearnDash, Amelia, custom post types and database tables. See PushRow Pro.
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Do my jobs and settings carry over to Pro?
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Yes. PushRow Pro uses the same Google connection, jobs and settings, and switches the free plugin off when you activate it.
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Which versions of WordPress and PHP are supported?
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WordPress 6.0 or later and PHP 7.4 or later.
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Contributors & Developers
“PushRow for Google Sheets” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
0.0.3
24-09-2026
* New: The free plugin and PushRow Pro are now built from one codebase. The free plugin covers posts, pages, users and Contact Form 7; Pro adds imports, schedules, real-time sync and more data types.
* New: Redesigned admin screens in the PushRow brand: a top bar and tabs, an overview, a job wizard that shows your choices at each step, and layouts that work on phones.
* New: Copy button for the OAuth redirect URI.
* New: Updating from 0.0.2 carries over your Google connection, jobs and Contact Form 7 form settings.
* New: PushRow now includes the Freemius SDK. On activation it asks whether you want to opt in to update notices; nothing is shared if you skip.
* Improved: Authorization errors are shown next to the Authorize button, not only in the browser console.
* Improved: The admin menu icon follows your admin colour scheme.
* Improved: Accessibility of the admin screens: labelled fields, keyboard-friendly cards and properly disabled controls.
* Changed: PushRow is now published by WPAnkit, with links to getpushrow.com.
0.0.2
01-04-2026
* Minor improvements and fixes.
0.0.1
- Initial release.
