SheetsSync vs G-Accon
G-Accon is a long-standing QuickBooks add-on for Google Sheets, aimed at accounting firms and finance teams that manage several companies and want a large library of ready-made reports.
SheetsSync is a smaller, QuickBooks Online-only add-on for Google Sheets. It suits a business owner or bookkeeper who wants specific QuickBooks lists and reports in a sheet, with optional two-way editing on Pro, and a Free plan to start on.
Quick Verdict
G-Accon is the more established, more feature-rich option. At the time of writing it promoted Platinum Intuit Partner status, 100+ report templates and plans covering from 3 up to 250 companies, with a 14-day trial and plans from $60/month. If you manage many client books, it is built for you.
SheetsSync keeps things narrow: 9 QuickBooks Online entity types and 3 reports, a Free plan (3 sheets, 1 data type, manual sync), and a $19.99/month Pro plan ($159.99/year) with schedules, change-triggered sync and two-way sync for customers, vendors, invoices, bills and items.
SheetsSync vs G-Accon Compared
G-Accon details reflect its public pages at the time of writing (October 2026) and may have changed.
| Feature | SheetsSync | G-Accon |
|---|---|---|
| Write back to QuickBooksPush edits from Sheets | Pro: 5 entity types | Yes |
| Bulk uploadPush many rows at once | Yes (Pro) | Yes |
| Scheduled refreshAutomatic updates | Pro: hourly (fastest), 6-hourly, daily, weekly | Yes |
| Change-triggered syncRefresh when QuickBooks records change | Pro: changed sheets refresh on the next hourly check | Check G-Accon docs |
| Free planOngoing free usage | 3 sheets, 1 data type, manual sync | 14-day trial listed at time of writing |
| Starting priceLowest paid plan | $19.99/mo or $159.99/yr | Listed from $60/mo at time of writing |
| Report templatesPre-built report layouts | P&L, Balance Sheet, Transaction List (raw reports) | 100+ templates |
| QuickBooks dataSupported data types | 9 entity types + 3 reports | Broad QuickBooks API coverage |
| Intuit partner statusListed with Intuit | Independent add-on | Platinum Partner |
Pricing Breakdown
G-Accon prices by companies and users; SheetsSync has one Free plan and one Pro plan.
SheetsSync
- Free: 3 sheets, 1 data type, manual sync
- Pro: unlimited sheets, all entities and reports
- Pro: schedules, webhook sync, two-way sync
- 14-day Pro trial, no credit card
- QuickBooks Online only (not Desktop)
G-Accon
- Plans listed from $60/mo to $500/mo
- 14-day trial
- 3 companies on the base plan
- $20/month per extra user
- Higher tiers for more companies
When to Choose Each
When to choose SheetsSync
You run one business (or keep the books for one) on QuickBooks Online and want invoices, customers, vendors, payments, bills and a few core reports in Google Sheets. You like setting fields, date ranges and filters per tab, and you want the option to edit customers, vendors, invoices, bills and items in Sheets and push them back. Start with the QuickBooks to Google Sheets setup guide, or jump straight to syncing invoices.
When to choose G-Accon
You run an accounting firm or finance team that consolidates several QuickBooks companies, wants a deep template library for P&L, balance sheet and aging reports, or prefers a vendor with a long track record and Intuit partner status. G-Accon has been in this market longer and covers more of the QuickBooks API, which matters for complex, multi-client reporting.
Sync, Editing and Security
How SheetsSync behaves day to day, so you can compare it with your G-Accon trial.
↻ Sync timing in SheetsSync
- Free: syncs when you click Sync in the sidebar
- Pro: hourly, every 6 hours, daily at a chosen hour, or weekly on a chosen day
- Hourly is the fastest schedule, because Google limits add-on timers to once an hour
- Webhook sync (Pro): QuickBooks reports a change, and the sheet refreshes on the next hourly check
✎ Two-way sync and data
- Create and update Customers, Vendors, Invoices, Bills and Items from Sheets (Pro)
- Bulk push with a Sync Status column: Synced, Pending, Error or New
- Payments, Purchases, Accounts, Journal Entries and reports are pull only
- Intuit OAuth 2.0 sign-in; disconnect from the sidebar any time. Details in the help center
SheetsSync vs G-Accon: FAQ
Is G-Accon or SheetsSync better for an accounting firm?
Firms that manage many client companies and rely on ready-made report packs are G-Accon's core audience, and its plans are built around company counts. SheetsSync is aimed at one business, or one bookkeeper, who wants specific QuickBooks Online lists and reports in a Google Sheet with optional write-back.
Can I push rows from Google Sheets into QuickBooks with SheetsSync?
Yes, on Pro. You can create or update Customers, Vendors, Invoices, Bills and Items, push many rows at once, and see a Synced, Pending, Error or New status on each row. The Free plan is read-only and cannot write to QuickBooks.
Does SheetsSync come with report templates like G-Accon?
SheetsSync pulls three QuickBooks reports (Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet and Transaction List) for the date range you choose, and you build the layout around them. If you want a large library of formatted templates ready to go, G-Accon is the stronger option.
Does SheetsSync work with QuickBooks Desktop?
No. SheetsSync works with QuickBooks Online only (Simple Start, Essentials, Plus and Advanced). If you run QuickBooks Desktop, check whether G-Accon or another vendor supports your setup.
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QuickBooks to Google Sheets guides
Setup guide · 3 ways to export · Profit and Loss that updates itself · Free AR aging template · Chart of accounts · Journal entries · Google Sheets export not working? · Guía en español
Ready to sync QuickBooks to Google Sheets?
Start on the Free plan, no credit card required. Upgrade to Pro for $19.99/mo when you need schedules or two-way sync.