DriftExact checks Stripe billing against the access your product actually grants to detect paid users without access, cancelled users still active, refund-related access mistakes, and other silent subscription mismatches.
Read-only. Deterministic. No write access. No automated fixes.
Built for subscription businesses where billing and access are managed in separate systems.
Best fit for SaaS teams managing 500+ active Stripe subscriptions.
Access is granted after an initial qualification step to confirm operational fit and data architecture.
Stripe can say one thing. Your product database or access system can say another.
Most teams only find these issues when a customer complains, finance investigates, or an audit raises questions.
Stripe is a billing system.
Your product is an access system.
They are not the same thing.
Cancelled or unpaid users can retain access quietly, creating financial exposure that is easy to miss.
Paying customers blocked from access create immediate support pain and damage confidence fast.
Teams end up manually tracing Stripe events, internal records, and entitlement logic to work out what happened.
DriftExact highlights mismatches between Stripe billing state and actual product access state.
Payment succeeded in Stripe, but the expected access or entitlement was never granted.
Billing state changed, but internal access remained active.
Subscription status in Stripe and entitlement status in your internal system no longer match.
The goal is not to predict. It is to show where your systems disagree, clearly and deterministically.
Most companies assume Stripe dashboards, webhooks, or internal scripts are enough. In practice, they usually prove events, not outcomes.
If a customer can pay and still lose access, the opposite can happen quietly too.
Use a restricted read-only Stripe API key. No write permissions are required.
Upload a CSV export or deploy the optional read-only data agent inside your infrastructure.
DriftExact compares Stripe records against internal access records using explicit, deterministic rules.
Get a clear integrity report showing mismatch type, severity, financial exposure, and recommended operator review steps.
No writes. No billing changes. No entitlement changes. No production traffic routing.
Best fit: Stripe plus an internal system that controls licenses, accounts, seats, or entitlements.
Example output from a sample workspace showing how DriftExact surfaces billing and access mismatches for operator review.
Illustrative sample generated from demo data. Real customer data is never used in public materials.
PDF version available for internal review during qualification.
Stripe shows billing activity. It does not validate whether access was actually granted or removed correctly inside your system.
Webhooks process events. They do not prove final state. Retries, partial writes, migrations, and refund logic can still leave billing and access out of sync.
Most mismatches are small and silent. They usually surface during complaints, cancellations, refunds, disputes, or financial review.
Most teams can write a one-off script. Very few maintain a stable, trusted control layer that handles edge cases consistently and produces a defensible report.
Yes. DriftExact uses read-only access only. It cannot create, modify, cancel, or trigger billing actions in Stripe.
Fixed monthly pricing based on active Stripe subscription volume.
Canonical pricing depends on active Stripe subscription volume. See the pricing page for full pricing tiers.
This is not analytics.
This is not forecasting.
This is a read-only integrity layer for subscription businesses.
DriftExact is operated by Clearpoint Systems and built for subscription businesses that need a read-only, deterministic way to verify that billing and product access still agree.
It is designed around explicit mappings, controlled operating boundaries, and audit-grade reporting so teams can surface billing and access mismatches without introducing write paths or automated fixes.
Operated by Clearpoint Systems. Founded by Levi Benjamin.
DriftExact is built for SaaS teams that need a read-only, audit-grade way to detect silent billing and access mismatches before they become larger finance, support, or trust problems.
Request accessWe review fit before provisioning access to confirm data architecture and operational suitability.