Tablekit
Tables that survive a phone screen, a translator and a search engine.
Tablekit adds a table to a Wix site. Most table apps draw their table in a way that breaks the
moment the screen gets narrow, and paint the text in a way that translators and search engines
cannot read. Tablekit does neither.
What it does
- Readable on a phone. When the table is wider than the space it is in, each
row stacks into a card with its column names beside the values. The decision is made from the
width of the table itself, not the width of the browser, so a table in a narrow sidebar
behaves correctly on a desktop too.
- Real text. The table is ordinary table markup, so site translation tools can
translate it and search engines can read it. The first cell of each row is marked as that
row’s heading, so a screen reader announces “Price, 20” instead of
“20”.
- Paste from a spreadsheet. Select cells in Google Sheets, Excel or Numbers,
copy, and paste them into the settings panel.
- Google Sheets import. Paste the address of a sheet you have shared with
anyone who has the link. The address is only saved once it has been read successfully, so a
broken link cannot reach your live site.
- Links inside cells. Addresses become clickable. Only http, https and mailto
are allowed.
- Sorting, searching, filtering. A visitor sorting the table never changes
what is stored, so one person’s sort does not rearrange the table for everyone else.
Plans
Appearance, the responsive behaviour, translation, accessibility, sorting and searching are in
every plan, including the free one. The paid rungs buy scale, not basic settings.
- Free — 1 table, 50 rows.
- Starter, $12 a month — 5 tables, 500 rows each, CSV export.
- Business, $39 a month — 25 tables, 5,000 rows each, CSV export,
multi-condition filters.
- Pro, $99 a month — unlimited tables and rows.
Billing is handled by Wix. We never see a card number.
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