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In modern enterprises, data is fragmented across a growing number of specialized operational systems—CRMs, ERPs, and databases. This fragmentation creates a significant technical challenge: ensuring data consistency. The conventional solutions, such as building brittle custom integrations or deploying generic, complex iPaaS platforms, are inefficient. They consume valuable engineering resources with "dirty API plumbing," introduce data latency, and often come with opaque pricing models that obscure the true cost of ownership. This operational drag prevents teams from focusing on core product development and innovation.
Stacksync provides a purpose-built solution engineered to eliminate this inefficiency. By delivering real-time, bi-directional data synchronization through a reliable and scalable platform, Stacksync ensures that your critical business systems are always in lockstep. This technical excellence is paired with a transparent, predictable pricing model, empowering businesses to solve their integration challenges without incurring technical debt or unpredictable costs.
The primary obstacle for data-driven organizations is the operational friction caused by disconnected systems. When sales data in a CRM like Salesforce is not instantly reflected in a financial ERP or a production database, the consequences are immediate and severe. This latency, inherent in batch-processing jobs or one-way syncs, leads to misaligned teams, poor decision-making, and a degraded customer experience.
Engineers are often tasked with bridging these gaps, but the alternatives are suboptimal:
Custom Code: Building in-house integrations is resource-intensive, requiring months of development and continuous maintenance. This code is often brittle, prone to silent failures, and does not scale without significant re-engineering.
Generic iPaaS Platforms: While powerful, these platforms are often overly complex for data synchronization tasks. They require specialized expertise, and their consumption-based pricing can lead to unpredictable costs, especially as data volume grows.
This environment forces engineering teams to spend their time maintaining fragile data pipelines instead of building features that create a competitive advantage.
Stacksync is engineered to solve the specific problem of operational data synchronization with technical precision and reliability. It replaces brittle, high-latency connections with a robust, real-time data fabric that connects your entire operational stack.
At its core, Stacksync provides true bi-directional synchronization that operates in milliseconds[1]. Unlike solutions that simulate two-way sync by running two separate one-way pipelines, Stacksync manages a single, consistent state between systems. This architecture eliminates data conflicts and ensures that an update in any connected system—whether a CRM, ERP, or database—is instantly and accurately propagated to all others. The result is guaranteed data consistency, which is mission-critical for operational use cases.
The platform is designed to scale effortlessly from day one. Businesses can sync millions of records without managing a single piece of infrastructure, as Stacksync handles all the underlying complexity[1]. This is complemented by robust issue management features that allow users to monitor, retry, or revert any sync issue with a single click, drastically reducing downtime and preventing data corruption[1]. Customer reviews highlight the platform's reliability and the operational value delivered by its real-time capabilities[2].
A common pain point with integration solutions is unpredictable and opaque pricing. Stacksync addresses this directly with a straightforward and transparent pricing model designed for clarity and scalability. There are no hidden fees or complex contracts, allowing businesses to forecast costs accurately.
The pricing structure is based on two simple metrics: the number of active syncs and the volume of records synced[3]. This pay-as-you-go approach ensures that you only pay for what you use, making it easy to scale your integration capabilities as your business grows[4].
Stacksync offers three primary plans:
Starter ($1,000/month): Designed for teams getting started with their first critical integration, this plan includes one active sync for up to 50,000 records.
Pro ($3,000/month): Built for growing businesses, this plan increases capacity to three active syncs and one million records, along with advanced features and live support.
Enterprise (Custom Pricing): For large-scale deployments, this plan offers unlimited syncs, custom record volumes, a dedicated solutions architect, and white-glove onboarding[3].
All plans include the core features of real-time two-way sync, workflow automation, and advanced monitoring[3]. The platform also features smart API rate limits that automatically adjust to your usage, helping you avoid hitting quotas or incurring unexpected charges from your connected applications[4].
For enterprise-level deployments, Stacksync provides the security, scalability, and support necessary to handle mission-critical data flows.
Effortless Scalability: The platform is architected to process high-volume data efficiently, leveraging ultra-efficient event queues and smart API management to handle millions of records without performance degradation[4].
Enterprise-Ready Security: Stacksync is compliant with SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001, ensuring that your data is handled according to recognized security and privacy standards.
Dedicated Support: Enterprise customers receive dedicated support from a solutions architect who assists with onboarding, migration, and large-scale deployment strategy. Customer feedback reports high satisfaction with the expert guidance provided[1].
Transitioning to a modern data integration strategy is straightforward. Stacksync offers a 14-day free trial that includes onboarding support to help your team configure your first sync and experience the platform's impact firsthand[3]. This allows you to validate the technical benefits and operational improvements before making a commitment.
By combining technically advanced real-time synchronization with a transparent, value-based pricing model, Stacksync empowers businesses to address their data integration challenges, freeing them to focus on growth and innovation.
