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How do I sign in to Badger Sheets? There is no password.

Last updated on Sep 08, 2026

Badger Sheets never sets a password. Your email address is your account.

Signing in

  1. Go to https://sheets.adbadger.com/login and enter your email. If you are unlocking a report for the first time, you enter it on the report itself instead. Both do the same thing.

  2. The Badger emails you a link. The sender is The Badger, from notifications@sheets.adbadger.com. The subject is "Your Badger Sheets sign-in link", or "Confirm your Badger Sheets account" the first time an address is used.

  3. Click the link. You land on a page that says "One Last Click." Click that button and you are in.

That last click exists on purpose. Some email providers open every link in a message to scan it for safety, and that would use up a one-time sign-in link before you ever saw it. The extra click makes sure the link is spent by you.

Signing up and signing in are the same flow. There is no separate registration form.

The email has not arrived

Give it a minute, then check your spam or junk folder and search for sheets.adbadger.com. If you asked for more than 3 links in 15 minutes, The Badger pauses for a moment and tells you so. The most recent link still works, so use that one. You can request a fresh link after a few minutes.

The link says it did not work

A sign-in link is good for about an hour and can be used once. If you see "That Link Didn't Work.", request a new one from https://sheets.adbadger.com/login. The link works on any device or browser, so you can open it on your phone even if you asked for it on your laptop.

The sign-in button stays locked

The sign-in form runs a bot check. If an ad blocker or privacy extension blocks it, the button stays disabled and the form tells you. Turn the extension off for this page, or try another network, then reload.

Signing out

Signing out on one device signs out only that device. Your other sessions stay signed in.