Your Google Sheet, live on any screen

No. You can sign in with Google for the full picker experience, or set your sheet's sharing to "Anyone with the link" and paste that link instead. Both are supported.

Yes. Choose "Full" to show the whole sheet, or "Cell range" and enter something like A1:D10 to show only the part you want. Note: tab, cell-range, and background-color selection are available when you connect your Google account; a public link always shows the full sheet with default styling.

You set it yourself, anywhere from every 1 to 60 minutes; the default is 5. An edit in your sheet shows on screen at the next refresh, so with a 5-minute interval your change is live within 5 minutes.

On modern player platforms, the screen keeps showing the last successfully loaded view through a brief connection drop. It does need an active connection to actually refresh with new data though, so this is not the same guarantee as Screenbird's offline mode for uploaded videos and images, which plays indefinitely without internet.

Yes. Screenbird has a separate Excel app alongside Google Sheets, with a similar setup.

Yes, with Split Screen. Divide the screen into zones and assign a different sheet, tab, or range to each zone.

Any of the 11 platforms Screenbird supports. Amazon's Signage Stick and the Fire TV Stick 4K are the simplest plug-and-play options, and smart TVs with Google or Android TV, Windows, Mac, Linux, and even a regular browser work just as well.

Yes. Add it to a playlist alongside images and videos, or give it its own Split Screen zone.

Yes. Use Scheduling to show the sheet at specific times, for example only during business hours, and switch to other content the rest of the day.

Yes. Every account starts with a free trial. A card is required upfront, and you pay nothing if you cancel within the trial period.

EUR 15 per screen per month, or EUR 12 per screen per month with annual billing, excl. VAT. Every feature is included on every plan, no extra cost per app.

Yes. Invite team members with their own role (owner, admin, or user) so more than one person can update the sheet or push it to screens.