Stop clicking the dashboard.
Update Stripe like a spreadsheet.

Upload CSV data to Stripe. No scripts or clicks required.

Bulk upload to Stripe

Upload 1000s of records in 3 simple steps

1

Upload CSV

Use our template or your own column names with easy mapping.

2

Preview & validate

Catch missing emails, bad tax IDs, and duplicate records before you push.

3

Push safely

Idempotent writes, automatic retries, and detailed per-row results.

Bulk Uploader

Validate your CSV and push to Stripe in a few clicks.

What do you want to upload?

What's included

Dry-run mode

See exactly what would change before making any updates to your Stripe account.

Strict validation

Validate emails, phone numbers, country codes, currency, and tax IDs automatically.

Error handling

Download an "errors-only" CSV to fix issues and re-upload just the failed rows.

Audit trail

Detailed logs for every operation with rollback capabilities (coming soon).

Use cases

Import net-new customers

Bulk upload customer records with comprehensive validation and error handling.

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Add tax IDs at scale

Update existing customers with tax identification numbers across multiple regions.

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Mark invoices uncollectible

Bulk update invoice status for bad debt management and financial cleanup.

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Create products & prices

Launch product catalogs faster with bulk CSV import and automated pricing setup.

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FAQ

Stripe supports imports for some objects, but not broad, validated bulk updates. This tool adds CSV upload, field mapping, dry-run previews, and safe writes with comprehensive error handling.

Yes. Stripe "Test Mode" has separate API keys. To get them, please visit the Stripe Dashboard and click on the Test Mode toggle in the top right corner. Then, get your test mode API key and add it to the bulk uploader.

Yes. After you sign in, add a Stripe secret key (sk_…) or restricted key (rk_…) from your Stripe Dashboard (API keys). Your key is encrypted and stored only in your browser — we never store it on our servers. Restricted keys work if they have the permissions to write to the objects you're trying to upload here.

We handle rate limiting with batching, exponential backoff, and retry logic so your operations complete reliably.