Google Sheets as a Live Export destination

Google Sheets is now a Live Export destination. The export creates a brand-new spreadsheet for you; you pick its name, prefilled with a suggestion. Since a destination never reads existing data, the connect form skips the spreadsheet-URL question entirely.

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Also this week

• Outbound webhooks. Get an HTTP notification every time Whalesync pushes a change. See our docs for details.
• A new pricing lineup. Starter, Plus, Pro, and Enterprise are now what new signups see. Existing subscriptions are untouched.
• Billing in one place. A new Billing page, and every subscription link in the app routes there. Plan cards show only the connectors each tier adds, and trials show a days-left badge.
• Clearer sync errors. A pass over the most common production errors: Airtable synced-field edits explain which field to unmap, Notion and Postgres errors surface the real cause instead of a raw failure, Google Sheets permission errors explain the likely wrong-account fix, and temporary outages say so and that Whalesync will retry.
• Webflow locale control. Creating items in all locales is now a per-site setting in the sync's Advanced settings, with the trade-off explained where you turn it on.
• Live Export shows where your data goes. The destination spreadsheet or base is named, with a button to open it, in the export header, side panel, and setup.
• Fixes. Copper close dates sync again, blocked field-mapping saves always say why, stale validation errors clear after a schema refresh, Google Sheets exports no longer split across two spreadsheets, and reference fields no longer show as "Broken" when their linked table is in the export.