EGEntitleGuardAudit

Stripe-to-Postgres entitlement drift auditor — for usage-based B2B SaaS

Find Stripe users who may be unpaid but still active in your app.

Upload a Stripe export and an app user export. The audit runs locally in your browser. No API keys. No database access. No file upload.

Your CSV files never leave your browser. EntitleGuard only receives your contact details if you request the full report or join the monitoring beta.

Stripe is your billing source of truth. Your database decides who gets access. They drift.

Billing state and local access state are usually synced through webhooks, cron jobs, and custom code — and they fail silently. For usage-heavy SaaS (LLM APIs, compute, data processing), one unpaid-but-active account is a direct cash drain every single day.

Built for existing SaaS with custom or legacy entitlement logic in their own database — exactly the systems Stripe-internal auditors cannot see, and a one-off cron script will not keep honest across deploys, status vocabularies, and plan changes.

Webhook failures

A customer.subscription.deleted event times out or hits an unhandled exception — Stripe cancels, your database never hears about it.

Out-of-order events

Payment retries and plan changes arrive out of sequence. Your sync code applies an older state on top of a newer one.

Deploys and migrations

Every schema migration, billing rule change, and refactor introduces new edge cases between Stripe and your access checks.

Upload two CSVs. See drift in 60 seconds.

1

Export

Export subscriptions from the Stripe Dashboard and users from your database. We include copy-paste Postgres export SQL.

2

Map columns

Columns are auto-detected (customer ID, email, status, access flag). Accept or adjust the mapping — partial mappings work.

3

Review the audit

High-confidence mismatches, estimated monthly exposure, and the exact accounts to review — computed locally, identifiers masked.

Example output:

“We found 7 users who appear unpaid in Stripe but active in your app. Estimated exposure: $420/month.”

Every mismatch, classified — never overclaimed.

Each finding gets a category, a severity, and a confidence level. Uncertain cases default to “needs review” — the audit is a diagnostic, not a verdict.

Category AHigh

Unpaid but active

Canceled, unpaid, or past-due in Stripe — still consuming your product (and your API/GPU bill).

Category BHigh

Paid but blocked

Paying customers your app marks inactive or blocked. Silent churn risk.

Category CMedium

Missing billing link

Active accounts with no Stripe reference. Comped on purpose — or leaking?

Category DMedium

Orphaned Stripe subscription

Paying Stripe customers with no matching app account. Failed provisioning.

Category EReview

Ambiguous state

Grace periods, custom plans, internal accounts. Flagged for review, never overclaimed.

Built to be trusted with nothing.

The audit is local-first by design. There is nothing to leak because nothing is collected. The output doubles as a provable entitlement-alignment artifact you can attach to compliance and billing reviews.

  • Files are parsed and compared in your browser — never uploaded
  • No Stripe API keys
  • No database credentials
  • No login required to run the audit
  • We only receive contact details if you request the full report

Do Stripe and your database agree? Find out now.

Built for B2B SaaS on Stripe + Postgres where an active user costs real money every month — AI, compute, scraping, enrichment, analytics. One unpaid-but-active account pays for the fix many times over.