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Connect PostHog to Google Sheets

Import PostHog data into Google Sheets with Catchr. Build custom reports, schedule refreshes, and replace manual CSV exports without code.

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What a PostHog export cannot do, and a connected sheet can

Manager exports one account, one date range, one set of columns. Catchr keeps the same query running, so the sheet you built last month still fills itself this month.

The Monday-morning scramble, deleted

No more opening every account, changing every date range, downloading every CSV, and rebuilding the same report before the weekly meeting.

One campaign. One shared language.

Organize each source in its own clean tab, then bring spend, traffic, leads, and revenue together in the views your team actually uses.

A file your team can actually work in

Add forecasts, targets, comments, formulas, client notes, and custom calculations around your campaign data.

How to connect PostHog to Google Sheets

No scripts to maintain. No API documentation to study. No recurring CSV ritual.

Step one

Install the Google Sheets add-on

Add Catchr to Google Sheets from the Google Workspace Marketplace, then open it from the spreadsheet where you want to work.

Connect the Google Sheets add-on

Step Two

Launch the Catchr add-on

Open Google Sheets and start the Catchr add-on. Sign in with your Catchr account.

Step Three

Configure your import

Choose PostHog, the accounts, the metrics and dimensions, the date range, and the cell where the data should land.

Step Four

Refresh automatically

Run your first import, then schedule automatic refreshes to keep your spreadsheet up to date while your formulas, charts, and pivot tables continue working.

PostHog metrics and dimensions available in Google Sheets

Access 1 metrics and 41 dimensions from PostHog connectors including Event Name, Event Time, UTM Campaign, UTM Source, UTM Medium, Current Url, Pathname, Referrer, Country Code, City, Device Type, Browser, Records.

Available metrics

Available dimensions

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Five tabs that replace five recurring PostHog headaches

Use Catchr to create dashboards that show what is working, what is wasting budget, and where performance is changing.

What changed since yesterday?

Track Records.

Use formulas or conditional formatting to highlight sudden spend increases, falling conversion volume, or acquisition costs moving outside your target range.

The media buyer opens one tab and immediately knows where to investigate.

Will we hit the plan?

Compare planned budget with actual spend by client, account, campaign, or market.

Calculate how much of the month has passed, how much of the budget has been consumed, and where the campaign is likely to finish at its current pace.

Spot overdelivery and underspending before the end-of-month explanation.

Where should the next budget move go?

Place PostHog beside other channel.

Compare the KPIs that can genuinely be shared across platforms, while preserving channel-specific metrics like Records in their own source tabs.

The result is not a forced attribution model. It is a clearer view of how each channel is contributing.

What can we explain in five minutes?

Create a client-facing tab with performance, budget status, key changes, comments, and next actions.

The raw source tabs remain available for deeper investigation, while the client receives a view that answers the questions they are most likely to ask.

No live tour through all your platforms required.

Switch easily with Event Name, Event Time, UTM Campaign, UTM Source, UTM Medium, Current Url, Pathname, Referrer, Country Code, City, Device Type, Browser.

What should we repeat next time?

Keep a structured history of campaign performance, targets, observations, and decisions.

Compare launches, promotions, seasons, creative concepts, or audiences using a reporting structure that remains under your control.

The spreadsheet becomes more than a weekly deliverable. It becomes the memory of your acquisition team.

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PostHog to Google Sheets pricing

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$ 599 /mo

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PostHog to Google Sheets: FAQs

Answers to common questions about connecting PostHog data to Google Sheets.

How do I import PostHog event data into Google Sheets?

Open the Catchr add-on in Google Sheets, connect PostHog with your API key and instance base URL, select the event fields you need, and use Get Data to import the results into your spreadsheet.

Which PostHog fields can I use in Google Sheets reports?

You can import the Records row counter alongside dimensions such as UTM Campaign, Date, Hour of the day, Week of the year, Month of the year, Quarter of the year, and Year.

Can I connect a US, EU, or self-hosted PostHog instance to Google Sheets?

Yes. The connector requires your PostHog base URL so it can send API requests to the correct US, EU, or self-hosted instance.

How can I analyze PostHog campaigns and event activity in Google Sheets?

Use Records with UTM Campaign and date dimensions to summarize event rows by campaign and period, then build Google Sheets formulas, charts, or pivot tables around the imported data.

How does Catchr handle paginated PostHog event exports to Google Sheets?

The connector follows the next URL returned by PostHog until it becomes null, avoiding the unreliable limit-and-offset approach for paging through historical event results.

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