The easiest way to sync Stripe and Google Sheets

Google Sheets is a flexible go-to for many teams, whether you're tracking customers, logging transactions, or managing internal workflows. Stripe is your source of truth for everything billing and payments.

If you use Google Sheets to manage customer info or operational tasks and Stripe to handle payments or subscriptions, syncing the two helps you bring real-time billing data into your spreadsheets, automatically and without manual copy-pasting.

Here’s how to connect and sync Google Sheets and Stripe in five minutes.

Let’s begin.

Why should you connect Google Sheets to Stripe?

Connecting Google Sheets and Stripe allows you to pull billing and payment data directly into your spreadsheet. That means your team can monitor payment status, subscription activity, or revenue data in a simple, collaborative interface.

Since the sync is one-way (Stripe → Google Sheets), you can’t push data back into Stripe, but you can use the synced data for reporting, customer tracking, or internal dashboards.

This setup reduces manual errors, increases team visibility, and brings Stripe insights to where your team already works.

When should you connect Google Sheets and Stripe?

Here are a few common scenarios where connecting the two makes sense:

• You use Sheets to manage customers or operations: Sync subscription or payment data into your Google Sheet to monitor billing cycles, failed payments, or user churn.
• You need visibility into Stripe data without giving Stripe access: Teams can track payments and subscriptions in Sheets, without needing logins to your Stripe dashboard.
• You’re building dashboards or models in Sheets: Get live Stripe data for reporting, forecasting, and internal tools without manual exports or an API.

How to sync Google Sheets and Stripe

Here’s a step-by-step guide to sync Google Sheets and Stripe.

Step 1: Create a new sync

Log in to your Whalesync account and click ‘New sync’

Step 2: Authorize your apps

Select the apps you want to connect. In this case, it’s Google Sheets and Stripe. Then, authorize these two apps. Authorizing the apps enables Whalesync to have access to your app data in order to complete the syncs.

When authorizing Google Sheets, enter the worksheet URL where you want Stripe data to be synced.

To authorize Stripe, you need to enter your Stripe API Secret Key.

Step 3: Map your tables

Choose the tables that you want to sync from Stripe to Google Sheets. You can add multiple table mappings to a sync and related fields. You can also create the target columns you want to map directly from Whalesync’s user interface.

Step 4: Map your fields

You can choose how many fields you want to map, whether you want to map all of the fields or just a few.

When mapping your fields, consider what billing or subscription data you want to view in Google Sheets, such as customer names, plan types, payment status, or renewal dates.

You can also create new columns in your Sheet directly from Whalesync.

Once the sync is set up, your Stripe data will automatically appear in your selected Google Sheet.

Step 5: Activate sync

The final step is to activate your sync! Before you activate your sync, you’ll see a preview that shows you how many records will be added to Google Sheets.

Done! Google Sheets and Stripe is synced 🤝

Wait a few seconds and your Google Sheet will be populated with synced data from Stripe.

Start syncing today

Syncing Stripe with Google Sheets gives your team a fast, transparent, and flexible way to access billing data without compromising on security and privacy.

Whether you're running reports or tracking payments, it's all in your spreadsheet, updated in real time. Ready to connect Stripe and Google Sheets? Get syncing today