Spreadsheet speed or directory operations?
SpreadSimple is compelling when Google Sheets should remain the primary content system. Directoryz is built for teams that want a dedicated directory database and operational workflows around submissions, fields, leads, monetization, and publishing.
Start with the source of truth
SpreadSimple turns a Google Sheet into a website and keeps spreadsheet editing at the center. Directoryz stores listings in a purpose-built workspace where editors manage structured fields, status, featured placement, media, categories, and operational settings.
When SpreadSimple fits
Choose SpreadSimple when a small team already works comfortably in Sheets, rapid spreadsheet-to-site publishing is the primary requirement, and the directory does not need a deep moderation workflow.
When Directoryz fits
Choose Directoryz when multiple people will review submissions, manage custom listing schemas, receive listing inquiries, connect Stripe, inspect directory-specific analytics, or publish at a scoped path on an existing site.
A practical migration path
Teams can export sheet data as CSV and import it into Directoryz. The important decision is whether the spreadsheet should remain the operating interface or become an import source for a dedicated directory system.
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Review SpreadSimple's current plans and featuresFrequently asked questions
Does Directoryz synchronize with Google Sheets?
Not currently. Directoryz supports CSV import and export. Choose SpreadSimple if live Google Sheets operation is essential today.
Can SpreadSimple embed in an existing site?
SpreadSimple documents a widget mode. Directoryz's path publishing serves native pages at the customer path rather than embedding an iframe.
Which is better for moderation?
Directoryz is the more focused fit when submissions need draft status, review decisions, team roles, and an audit trail.