Syncs PayPal sales and fees into Wave accounting with a review step before anything reaches your books: connect PayPal and Wave over OAuth, preview supported transactions, approve them, and let the AI bookkeeper's Smart Mapping learn your categorization patterns. Splits gross payments from PayPal fees, detects transfers, and guards against duplicates. Monthly $9, annual $90, founding lifetime $149 once.
Verdict: QuickSinq is best for wave users who lost the built-in PayPal import and want sales and fees in their books without CSV work.
Syncs PayPal sales and fees into Wave accounting with a review step before anything reaches your books: connect PayPal and Wave over OAuth, preview supported transactions, approve them, and let the AI bookkeeper's Smart Mapping learn your categorization patterns. Splits gross payments from PayPal fees, detects transfers, and guards against duplicates. Monthly $9, annual $90, founding lifetime $149 once. Source
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| Free tier | No free plan advertised: access is paid only. A complimentary access path is mentioned only for previously promised founding terms. Source |
| Paid plans | Monthly $9/month; Annual $90/year; Founding lifetime $149 once (first 100 purchases); historical backfill $25 per calendar year. Source |
| Platforms | Web (browser) Source |
| Open source | No Source |
VibeCodePicks verified the live site and pricing on 2026-11-06: Monthly $9/month, Annual $90/year, Founding lifetime $149 once (first 100 purchases), historical backfill $25 per calendar year; paid only, no free plan. The submission's $9/month or $90/year matches the live pricing page. Demo video verified playable via direct link (YouTube, 0:20, 'Sync PayPal into Wave, split fees cleanly'); the video is unlisted, not public-listed. No independent hands-on reviews found: the AI Agent Ideas page is a directory-style entry (verdict and fit box, no hands-on evidence), excluded per the OldPhotoLive precedent; TinyShelf is a pure directory entry. Source
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