SyncStaq

Key features

• Hourly one-way sync from Stripe into a single structured Google Sheet
• Covers invoices and line items, charges, customers, payouts, subscriptions, and disputes across separate tabs
• Event-stream based, so refunds, disputes, and subscription changes update rows already written rather than going stale
• First sync backfills six months of Stripe history
• Read-only Stripe access — it cannot change anything in your Stripe account
• No code required; connect with Stripe-hosted checkout and Google sign-in
• Scoped Google permissions — SyncStaq states it only accesses Sheets created inside the app, leaving your other files alone
• Your own formulas, pivot tables, and charts sit on top of the synced data

Pricing

Read from SyncStaq's pricing page in August 2026 (verify current). There is one paid plan and no free tier:

• Free trial — 14 days, no credit card required, with the full hourly sync and the six-month backfill
• Pro — $30/month billed monthly — read-only sync of one Stripe account into one Google Sheet, hourly refresh, six-month initial backfill, all six data types, priority email support

Annual billing is offered and advertised as saving two months, which works out near $300/year (~$25/month). There are no long-term contracts and no per-seat charge; the limit is one Stripe account to one spreadsheet, so a second Stripe account means a second subscription.

Pros and cons

Pros

• The event-stream approach genuinely solves the stale-data problem that breaks CSV exports and most naive sync tools
• Read-only Stripe access and app-scoped Sheets permissions are the right security posture for something touching revenue data
• One flat $30, no seats, no row-count metering — easy to predict

Cons

• Stripe only. Apple and Google in-app purchases are described by the makers as "under investigation", so multi-rail businesses see a partial revenue picture
• Because later disputes and refunds rewrite rows in place, a number you reported last month can change — fine for live reporting, awkward if you've already filed something against it
• One Stripe account to one sheet; more of either costs another subscription
• Launched August 2026 with a thin signal (10 comments), no third-party reviews, and no named team — the site identifies only "Blue Planit LLC" as the parent

Who should use SyncStaq?

SyncStaq fits an owner or operator who takes payment through Stripe and does their real analysis in a spreadsheet — calculating partner rev-share, paying commissions, reconciling payouts, or building a revenue model the Stripe dashboard can't produce. If you currently export CSVs monthly and rebuild the same pivot each time, $30 buys that hour back permanently.

Don't buy it as a bookkeeping system. You still need QuickBooks Self-Employed or similar for expenses, categorisation, and tax-ready reports — SyncStaq only knows what Stripe knows, which is revenue. And if you take money through PayPal, Apple, or Google as well as Stripe, the sheet will only ever tell part of the story.

On evidence: SyncStaq has no third-party review listing on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot as of August 2026. Its only public signal is that Product Hunt placement (#9 of 1 August 2026, 108 points, 10 comments) — launch-day community interest rather than reviews. The 14-day trial with no card required is the cheapest way to judge it yourself.

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