API integration platform for teams shipping customer-facing integrations
Adapters is an API integration platform for dev and product teams: production-grade adapters, visual field mapping, retries and rate-limit handling built in. Ship the integrations your customers keep asking for in days, not sprints, at a flat monthly price.
200+ connector pairs · 99.98% sync success · minutes to first sync
Production-grade adapters, not another hand-rolled client
Every hand-rolled API client starts as 200 lines of fetch calls and ends as a permanent maintenance job: token refresh, pagination, rate limits, silent schema changes. An adapter ships with all of that solved. See how data integration works in three steps: plug in, map, sync.
Retries and rate limits, handled
Failed records retry with exponential backoff and idempotency keys, so nothing duplicates. When an API returns 429, the adapter respects the reset window and queues the batch instead of dropping it.
Auth that renews itself
OAuth refresh, key rotation, and scoped credentials are the adapter's job. Your customers connect an account once; you never write another token-refresh cron.
Mapping you can read
Schemas render as two port lists joined by cables. Product managers can review a mapping in a screen share; engineers stop translating field names over Slack. Built on the same data mapping tool as every Adapters plan.
Logs your support team can use
Every record carries its own trace: what came in, what transformed, what landed. When a customer asks "where is my order", the answer is one search away, not a grep through production logs.
Webhook triggers in, clean JSON out
Adapters listens for webhooks where the source supports them and falls back to scheduled polling where it does not, down to every minute on Scale. You see the payload before and after every transform.
JSON in / JSON out
Preview every transform on real payloads
Click any cable to see the record as the API sent it and as it will land: cents to dollars, timestamps to the destination timezone, names split, enums mapped. No deploy, no staging run, no surprise in production. Try it on sample records in the live demo.
In · stripe.charge
"amount": 12900
"created": 1767225600
"customer": "cus_9x2"
Out · invoice
"total": "129.00"
"issued_at": "2026-01-01"
"account_ref": "cus_9x2"
Triggers
Three ways a sync starts
- Webhook: the source fires, the adapter syncs within seconds.
- Schedule: hourly on Starter, 5-minute on Growth, 1-minute on Scale.
- Manual run: test a mapping against sample records before it goes live.
Browse the API connector library to see which of your customers' systems are already covered.
Days, not sprints: three teams that shipped
Brightloom · B2B SaaS
"Sync to QuickBooks" as a product feature
Brightloom's customers wanted invoices in their own books. The team shipped a Stripe to QuickBooks integration in three days on Growth, instead of the six-week build their roadmap had penciled in.
Kettleworks · Commerce
Order webhooks into an ERP
Kettleworks replaced a flaky order-export script with a webhook-triggered adapter. Weekend orders now land in NetSuite within seconds, with retries covering every carrier API hiccup.
AtlasRide · Mobility
Partner APIs without partner headcount
AtlasRide onboards fleet partners by mapping each partner's API to one internal schema. New partner integrations went from a two-sprint project to an afternoon of mapping.
Ship the integration this week
Production-grade adapters, retries, and webhook triggers from $49 a month. Your first sync is minutes away.