Which databases can I connect to Google Sheets?

SaturnSQL connects PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, ClickHouse, and BigQuery to Google Sheets, with scheduled refresh included from the base plan.

How is SaturnSQL different from Sheets connector add-ons like Coefficient or Superjoin?

Connector add-ons focus on pulling SaaS app data (CRMs, ad platforms) into Sheets through a sidebar. SaturnSQL is a full SQL workspace: you write real SQL against your database, save queries in a team library, and schedule the results into Sheets. Hourly refresh is included at €19/mo, where add-ons typically reserve it for premium tiers.

Your database → Google Sheets

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Q: How do I get data from my database into Google Sheets automatically?

Use a scheduled SQL query. In SaturnSQL: connect the database once with a read-only user, write and save the query that selects the data you want, then pick a destination Google Sheet and a cadence (hourly, daily, or weekly). The query re-runs on schedule and the sheet updates itself, with no manual CSV exports, no Apps Script to maintain, and no add-on in the spreadsheet.

Q: How do I connect a database to Google Sheets?

With SaturnSQL: connect your database once with a read-only user, write a SQL query in the browser editor, then pick a destination Google Sheet and a schedule. The query runs automatically and the sheet stays fresh. No add-on, no script editor, no CSV exports.

The data connector for teams whose data lives in a SQL database. Write a query once, schedule it, and your spreadsheet stays fresh on its own. From €19/month with hourly refresh included.

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Each guide covers setup, scheduling, and pricing for that database.

PostgreSQL to Google SheetsAurora, Neon, Supabase, Crunchy, and self-hosted Postgres.

MySQL / MariaDB to Google SheetsCloud or self-hosted MySQL and MariaDB.

SQL Server to Google SheetsAzure SQL, Managed Instance, RDS, and self-hosted MSSQL.

Amazon Redshift to Google SheetsWarehouse queries to Sheets without a reverse-ETL platform.

ClickHouse to Google SheetsAnalytics queries from ClickHouse Cloud or self-hosted to Sheets.

BigQuery to Google SheetsRead-only service account, per-query byte cap, straight to Sheets.

Built for databases, not sidebars

Most Google Sheets data connectors, like Coefficient or Superjoin, are built around SaaS apps: they pull HubSpot deals or Facebook Ads spend into a sheet through a sidebar add-on. Database support is one connector among thirty, and the query experience is a small textbox with no autocomplete, no saved query history, and no team workflow around the SQL.

SaturnSQL comes at it from the other direction. It is a full collaborative SQL editor where your team writes and organizes real queries against the database, and Sheets is one of the places results go, on whatever schedule you choose. The query that feeds your spreadsheet is the same saved, versioned query your team can find, review, and reuse.

The pricing reflects it too: hourly refresh is included from €19/mo, while connector add-ons typically reserve hourly for their top tiers. If your data lives in Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Redshift, ClickHouse, or BigQuery rather than a pile of SaaS apps, the SQL-first approach is simpler and cheaper. And because scheduled queries keep every sheet current, it doubles as a Google Sheets reporting tool: the spreadsheet your stakeholders check every morning is the report, refreshed automatically. See automated SQL reports for that workflow in depth.

Compare

SaturnSQL vs. Sheets connector add-ons

	SaturnSQL	Coefficient	Superjoin	Apps Script
Real SQL editor with autocomplete	✓	—	—	—
Scheduled refresh from base plan	✓	—	—	✓
Team query library	✓	—	—	—
No Sheets add-on to install	✓	—	—	✓
No code to maintain	✓	✓	✓	—
Starting price	€19/mo	$49/user	$30-120/mo	Free (your time)

Vendors’ published rates as of July 2026, for orientation, not a live quote. Coefficient and Superjoin also cover SaaS app sources (CRMs, ad platforms), which SaturnSQL does not. Superjoin's hourly auto-refresh requires its Max plan ($120/mo).

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I get data from my database into Google Sheets automatically?

Use a scheduled SQL query. Connect the database once with a read-only user, write and save the query that selects the data you want, then pick a destination Google Sheet and a cadence (hourly, daily, or weekly). The query re-runs on schedule and the sheet updates itself, with no manual CSV exports, no Apps Script to maintain, and no add-on in the spreadsheet.

How do I connect a database to Google Sheets?

Connect your database once with a read-only user, write a SQL query in the browser editor, then pick a destination Google Sheet and a schedule. The query runs automatically and the sheet stays fresh. No add-on, no script editor, no CSV exports.

Which databases are supported?

PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, Amazon Redshift, ClickHouse, and BigQuery, with scheduled Sheets export included from the base plan. DynamoDB is supported in the editor, with PartiQL queries.

Can I use Apps Script instead?

You can: Apps Script with JDBC works for simple cases. You will maintain connection code, credentials in script properties, retry logic, and quota limits yourself. SaturnSQL replaces that with a saved query, a schedule, and a team workspace around the SQL.

What if I also need HubSpot or ad-platform data?

Then a SaaS connector like Coefficient or Superjoin is the right tool for those sources, and many teams run one alongside SaturnSQL. For the data that lives in your own database, SQL-first is simpler and cheaper.

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