Excel Add-in Cloud Pack: 20 Cloud-App Connectors for Excel, One License
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack is Devart's $499.95 bundle of the 20 Excel Add-ins it makes for cloud applications, from Salesforce, HubSpot and Dynamics 365 to QuickBooks Online, Shopify and Zendesk. It is for people who report on, or bulk-edit, records that live in several SaaS systems and want to do it from Microsoft Excel for Windows instead of each app's export screen.
The same 20 add-ins bought one at a time cost $179.95 each, $3,599 in total. If your company runs three or more of the supported apps, the pack is the cheaper way in.
Quick facts
- Version: 3.1.70, released September 7, 2026
- Developer: Devart
- What's inside: 20 Excel Add-ins for cloud apps (list below); no database add-ins
- Works with: Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2021 and 2024 for Windows
- Download: 76.60 MB installer, a free Devart account is needed to download it
- Price: $499.95 for one user, a perpetual license with 12 months of updates and support; renewing updates costs $249.95 a year
- Trial: 30 days, full product
- Refunds: only for technical problems Devart's support can't fix, within 30 days of purchase
- What we checked: the pack's contents, version and download size on Devart's pages, and the order page on November 14, 2026, which showed Excel Add-in Cloud Pack at $499.95 for the default one-year term without priority support, renewing at $249.95. We didn't install the add-ins or connect them to a live account.
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The 20 Apps in the Pack
Every connector installs into one Devart tab on Excel's ribbon, so you pick the app from a drop-down in the same wizard whichever one you need that day.
| Kind of app |
Add-ins in the Cloud Pack |
| CRM | Salesforce, HubSpot, Dynamics 365, Dynamics CRM, SugarCRM (7.0 and later, not the Community edition), Zoho CRM |
| Marketing | Mailchimp, Marketo, Salesforce Marketing Cloud |
| Accounting and ERP | QuickBooks Online, NetSuite, FreshBooks, Zoho Books |
| E-commerce | Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento |
| Help desk | Zendesk, Freshdesk, Zoho Desk |
| Office suite | Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) |
Not included: the six database add-ins (SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and DB2). Those come in the separate Database Pack, and the Universal Pack has both groups.
Overview
Each cloud app has its own API, its own object names and its own way of logging in. The Cloud Pack hides that behind one workflow: choose the app, sign in, pick an object such as Contacts, Invoices or Orders, and the records land in an Excel table. Devart's connectors also accept SQL against these apps, including joins and filters that the apps' own APIs don't offer, and translate it into API calls.
The add-ins share one code base, which shows in the release notes: one update often touches many connectors at once. Version 3.0 (June 2026) added Excel 2024 support, NetSuite API v2, HubSpot reports and new FreshBooks and Mailchimp e-commerce objects. Versions 3.1.49 and 3.1.70 (August and September 2026) added HubSpot OAuth v3 endpoints and labeled associations, new Zoho CRM field types and a China domain option, and fixed Dynamics 365 OAuth sign-in.
HubSpot contacts in Excel 2013 with Edit Mode on: changed cells, a new row and a row marked for deletion are highlighted, with Commit and Rollback on the Devart tab.
Features
Write changes back to the cloud app
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack turns a worksheet into an editor for SaaS records. Switch on Edit Mode, change cells, paste new rows or delete old ones, and Commit sends the inserts, updates and deletes to the app's API. Rollback throws the edits away. Until you commit, nothing changes in Salesforce, Shopify or wherever the data lives.
SQL for apps that don't speak SQL
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack lets you write a SELECT with WHERE, ORDER BY and joins against Mailchimp campaigns or Zendesk tickets, and Devart turns it into API requests. If you'd rather click, the Query Builder lists the app's objects and columns with tick boxes and builds the filter tree for you, and Data Preview shows the rows before anything is imported.
The Import Data Wizard's Visual Query Builder on the Mailchimp Campaigns object, with columns ticked and a filter on FromName and InlineCss.
Refresh instead of re-exporting
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack stores each query in the workbook, so the Refresh button reloads current records into the same table and every chart, formula and pivot built on it updates. You can keep the connection details and password in the file or type them each time, which matters when a workbook gets emailed around.
Validation before the API sees it
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack checks each edit against the object's metadata as you type, flagging bad dates, over-long strings and duplicate keys in red. That saves a round of cryptic API errors on Commit, though rules that only the app enforces (a required picklist value, a workflow lock) still surface at Commit time.
Benefits
- Cross-app reports in one workbook. Deals from HubSpot next to invoices from QuickBooks Online, each on its own sheet, refreshed together.
- Bulk fixes without CSV round trips. No export, edit, re-import and field-mapping screen for each app.
- One install, one licence key for every SaaS tool the company adopts later.
- Perpetual licence. The add-ins keep working after the update year ends; you only lose new versions and support.
Real-World Uses
- Agency or consultant work: one license covers whichever of the 20 apps the next client happens to run.
- Revenue reporting: Salesforce opportunities and NetSuite transactions pulled side by side for a monthly board pack.
- Store operations: a merchant on Shopify and Magento updates prices or stock across both catalogs from spreadsheets.
- Marketing list hygiene: Mailchimp or Marketo leads matched against CRM contacts with Excel lookups, then corrected and committed.
- Support analytics: Zendesk or Freshdesk tickets in a pivot table by agent, priority and week.
Who It's For, and Who Should Skip It
The Cloud Pack suits operations, finance and sales-ops staff who already live in Excel and touch data in several SaaS tools, and consultants who move between clients' systems.
Skip it if you use Excel for Mac, Excel on the web or Excel on a tablet: the add-ins are Windows-only. Skip it if you need just one or two apps, since single add-ins at $179.95 each are cheaper up to two. If your data is in SQL Server, MySQL or another database, this pack doesn't connect to them; look at the Database Pack or the Universal Pack. And if you only need a read-only dashboard, an ETL or BI tool may fit better than an editing add-in.
Usage Guide
- Install: sign in to Devart on the download page, close Excel and run the 76.60 MB installer from an administrator account. .NET Framework 4.0 or later and the Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime must be present.
- Open the Devart tab in Excel and click Get Data.
- Choose the app in the Data Source list and fill in its sign-in: OAuth for apps that use it, or an API key, token or user and password, depending on the service.
- Pick the object in Query Builder, tick the columns and set filters, or switch to the SQL Query tab.
- Check Data Preview, then Finish to import into a sheet.
- Edit with Edit Mode, then Commit. Use Refresh next time you open the workbook.
Before you buy
- The $499.95 default order is one user, one year of updates, standard support. On the order page you can pick 2 or 3 years of updates and add priority support, which raise the price.
- Devart's refund rule is narrow: a full refund within 30 days applies only when a technical problem stops the product working and support can't fix it. Use the 30-day trial to test the apps you care about.
- Renew on time: Devart adds 20% to the renewal price once 3 months have passed after the update year ends, and 60% after 12 months.
Where it falls short
- Cloud APIs set the pace. Large objects load at the speed and rate limits of each app's API; the HubSpot connector, for one, needed a fix in August 2026 for "Rate limit exceeded" errors.
- App changes break things. The release notes are full of fixes that follow API changes on the vendor side (Dynamics 365 sign-in, QuickBooks Online number parsing, Marketo file errors), so keeping the update subscription matters more here than for a database add-in.
- Older SugarCRM is out. Only SugarCRM 7.0 and later is supported, and the Community edition not at all.
- Google Workspace means Calendar, Contacts and Tasks. The Workspace add-in works with events, reminders, contacts and tasks, not with Google Sheets or Drive files.
What Users Say
Ratings for the Devart Excel Add-ins line
Reviews are filed under the Devart Excel Add-ins line or under single add-ins, not under the Cloud Pack, so read them as reviews of the same connectors the pack contains. TrustRadius lists "Devart Excel Add-ins" at about 9.3 out of 10 from 33 reviews and ratings. G2 has separate profiles for several add-ins (Salesforce, Dynamics 365 and others), each with only one to three reviews, mostly 4.5 to 5 stars. Capterra and Software Advice list the HubSpot, Freshdesk, FreshBooks and BigCommerce add-ins with few or no reviews yet.
Recurring themes
Reviewers like getting live data into Excel and editing it there, the time saved over exports, and the range of sources. The complaints repeat too: the price of buying add-ins one by one, and a first connection that takes some setup for people new to API credentials. A bundle like this one answers the first complaint; the second is worth testing in the trial with your own accounts.
Comparisons
Cloud Pack vs single add-ins
Each single Devart add-in for a cloud app costs $179.95. Two of them ($359.90) still undercut the pack; three ($539.85) already cost more than the $499.95 Cloud Pack. Devart's own price table puts the 20 add-ins at $3,599 bought separately.
Cloud Pack vs Universal Pack
The Universal Pack ($599.95) adds the six database add-ins for $100 more. If you might ever pull SQL Server or MySQL data into the same workbooks, it is the better buy; if your data is purely SaaS, the Cloud Pack saves that $100.
Editions and Pricing
Devart sells the Cloud Pack as one product. The term and support level are chosen on the order page after you click Buy Now.
| Product |
Sources |
Price (1 year of updates) |
Yearly renewal |
| Excel Add-in Cloud Pack | 20 cloud apps | $499.95 | $249.95 |
| Single cloud add-in (for comparison) | 1 app | $179.95 | half the price |
Options on the order page: 1, 2 or 3 years of updates (longer terms cost less per year than renewing annually), optional priority support, and volume discounts of 5% for 5 to 9 licenses, 10% for 10 to 19 and 15% for 20 or more.
FAQs
Does Excel Add-in Cloud Pack work with Microsoft 365 Excel?
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack supports Excel for Windows only, versions 2007 through 2024. With a Microsoft 365 plan you need the installed Windows desktop Excel; Excel on the web, Excel for Mac and the mobile apps aren't supported.
What happens when the Cloud Pack's update year ends?
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack keeps working, because the license is perpetual. You stop getting new versions and support, which for cloud connectors means fixes for API changes on the app's side, so lapsing for long can leave a connector broken after a SaaS update.
How does Excel Add-in Cloud Pack connect to the cloud apps?
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack connects from Excel straight to each app's API with your own sign-in, a web login (OAuth) or an API key depending on the app, so the records move between the cloud service and your workbook.
Can colleagues open a workbook built with the Cloud Pack?
Yes, as an ordinary Excel file with the data last loaded. To refresh or edit the cloud data, each person needs the add-ins installed and licensed, and their own access to the app.
Do I need admin rights in each cloud app?
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack can only read and change what your own login is allowed to through the app's API. Reading needs normal access; writing back needs edit rights on those objects, and some apps (HubSpot's sensitive-data fields, Dynamics 365 accounts that require administrator consent for OAuth) need extra permissions granted by an admin.
System Requirements
- Windows with Microsoft Excel 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2021 or 2024
- .NET Framework 4.0 or higher
- Visual Studio 2010 Tools for Office Runtime
- Installation from a user account with administrator rights
- Internet access to the cloud apps you connect to, and an account with API access in each
Conclusion
Excel Add-in Cloud Pack is worth $499.95 if you work with three or more of its 20 apps in Excel for Windows, or expect to: at that point it costs less than the single add-ins and adds the rest for nothing. The reason to buy is two-way editing, not just import, across CRM, accounting, shop and help-desk data from one ribbon. The reason to hesitate is that cloud connectors need the yearly $249.95 updates to keep pace with the apps' APIs, and that Mac and web Excel users are left out. Try your own accounts in the 30-day trial first.
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