GRID provides no-code spreadsheet-to-web solution
GRID, an Iceland-based SaaS startup, is debuting its no-code productivity tool, enabling spreadsheet users around the world to build interactive, smart documents from their spreadsheets and share them easily.
Formatting, emailing, updating, and trying to communicate insights from spreadsheets are well-known headaches in the world of spreadsheet users. According to the company, GRID intends to change that.
GRID has been in open beta since August 2020, following the company's $12M Series A led by NEA. In the six months since then, both the company and product have seen rapid growth, with the team increasing from 14 to 25 and daily signups for the beta program more than doubling.
In addition, GRID has added several of its community's most requested features to the product. Users now enjoy the ability to embed GRID documents on their websites, a new and improved editor UI experience, instant synchronization with Google Sheets, and a whole host of other improvements and features.
GRID's new `Professional' tier, offers a more powerful publishing feature set to subscribers, including custom branded embeds, more options for editing the look and feel of GRID documents, as well as document statistics and other information about document usage.
These features are especially valuable for business users who want to publish data models, reports, and calculators either as a service to their existing clientele or as tools to capture new leads. GRID empowers `Professional' tier subscribers to build custom assets themselves and publish them easily to their websites, saving time and money that would otherwise be spent on hiring a developer for the task.
"With GRID you no longer need to email spreadsheet files or copy-paste charts and tables into PowerPoints and PDFs for distribution,” said Hjalmar Gislason, CEO and founder of GRID.
GRID will continue to offer users a feature-rich free tier, with subscription options available to those who want to make use of GRID's more powerful publishing functions as of today.
For more information about this release, visit www.grid.is.