Turn your Airtable base into a live website
Connect a base, pick a template, and publish. Your records become pages, cards, and listings. Edit a record in Airtable and your site updates on its own.
What your records look like once published
This is a real published SheetRocket widget. Connect an Airtable base and your records render the same way, with your own fields, colors, and layout.
How it works
From Airtable base to live site in three steps
Connect your Airtable base
Sign in with Airtable or paste a personal access token, then pick a base. Your fields become columns automatically, attachments become images, and linked records show as names.
Pick a template and customize
Choose a site, widget, or client portal template. Map your Airtable fields, then set colors, fonts, layout, and which fields appear where.
Publish, embed, or share
Get a hosted URL, paste a two line embed code into your existing website, or call your REST API endpoint. Edits in Airtable show up within about a minute.
What people build from Airtable
Keep managing records in Airtable. Let SheetRocket handle the public website.
Catalogue site
Product catalogue
List products with photos, prices, and categories. Shoppers search, filter, and add to cart.
Menu site
Restaurant menu
Keep dishes, prices, and availability in Airtable. Update the menu without touching the website.
Directory
Member or vendor directory
Publish a searchable directory of people, partners, or suppliers straight from your base.
Job board
Job board
Track roles in Airtable and publish open positions with filters by team and location.
Client portal
Client portal
Give each client a private link showing their project status, invoices, and files.
Listings site
Property listings
Show rentals or homes for sale with photos, prices, and details from your listings table.
Publishing Airtable without SheetRocket vs with it
Airtable is great for managing data. Showing it to the public is where it gets hard.
| Situation | Without Sheetrocket | With Sheetrocket |
|---|---|---|
| Show records to visitors | Share a raw Airtable view or build a custom site that calls the Airtable API. | Pick a template and publish a branded site in minutes. |
| Keep the site up to date | Copy and paste changes, or run a rebuild every time data changes. | Edits in Airtable show up on the site within about a minute. |
| Keep your API token private | Hide your Airtable token behind your own server code. | Your token stays on SheetRocket. Visitors never see it. |
| Take orders | Bolt on a separate shop tool and keep two product lists in sync. | Turn on cart and checkout. Prices are checked against your base. |
| Use your own domain | Configure hosting, DNS, and SSL yourself. | Connect a custom domain on the Pro plan. |
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect my Airtable base?
Click Sign in with Airtable and pick the bases you want to share, or paste a personal access token from Airtable. Then choose a base and table. SheetRocket reads your field names and maps them to the template.
Which Airtable field types are supported?
Text, numbers, currency, dates, checkboxes, and URLs show as they are. Attachment fields use the first file as the image. Linked records, multiple select, and collaborator fields show as a comma separated list of names.
How fast do changes in Airtable appear on my site?
Within about a minute. SheetRocket caches records briefly so your site stays fast and well within Airtable's API limits.
Can I use a custom domain?
Yes. Every site gets a free sheetrocket.com subdomain, and the Pro plan lets you connect your own domain.
Do I need an Airtable paid plan?
No. SheetRocket works with free Airtable bases. Airtable's own record and API limits for your plan still apply.
Can I also use Google Sheets or Notion?
Yes. SheetRocket supports Google Sheets, Airtable, and Notion. Each site, widget, or API picks its own data source.
Publish your Airtable base today
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