A Table Capture alternative without a row limit
Table Capture caps free exports at 250 rows and sells Pro as a yearly subscription. Table to Excel copies whole tables for free and charges once for .xlsx. If you need multi-page scraping, Table Capture does more; for copying tables into Excel or Sheets, this is simpler.
| Table to Excel | Table Capture | |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | No row limit: copy and CSV | Up to 250 rows per export |
| Paid plan | $19 once | $12/year (up to 1,000 rows) or $120/year (no limit) |
| .xlsx download | Pro | Pro |
| Multi-page tables, auto-paging | — | Pro |
| Write to existing Google Sheets | — | With Google sign-in |
Table Capture prices from its plans page, checked October 2026.
How it works
- Install Table to Excel and open the page with the table.
- Click the icon: every table on the page, including grid dashboards, is listed.
- Press Copy or CSV — no row limit. Pro adds .xlsx and number fixing.
Pricing
Free
$0
- Every table on the page: copy for Excel/Sheets and CSV
- No row limits, no sign-up
- Works on Wikipedia, dashboards, grids
Pro
$19 once
- .xlsx download
- All tables → one .xlsx (sheet per table)
- Numbers auto-fixed: 1.234,56 and $1,234.56 → real numbers
- One payment — not $120/year
FAQ
Is there a free alternative to Table Capture?
Table to Excel is free for copying tables and CSV export, with no row limit. Pro ($19 once) adds .xlsx download and number fixing.
What does Table Capture do that this does not?
Capturing tables that span several pages, auto-clicking "next page", tables from PDFs and writing to existing Google Sheets. If you need those, Table Capture is the better pick.
Is Table to Excel a subscription?
No. Pro is one payment of $19 and works for good on your Chrome.