Stripe

What it reads

• Gross volume
• Net revenue
• Refunds
• Processing fees
• Successful payments
• Average payment
• Payment attempts
• Failed payments
• Payment success rate
• Disputes
• Disputed amount
• Payouts
• MRR
• Revenue per subscriber
• Active subscriptions
• New subscriptions
• Cancelled subscriptions
• Churn rate
• Trials started
• Active trials
• Past-due subscriptions
• MRR at risk
• New customers

How it can be cut

• Plan and billing interval, on MRR and active subscriptions

Status history

1. 15 October 2026Live

   Live. Collected into the store every day.

2. 21 September 2026In progress

   Catalogue seeded and syncing into the store on staging, proven end to end in Stripe test mode.

3. 17 September 2026Planned

   Named in the plan for the store.

Each change here is also an entry on the changelog.

How the figures are kept

• Dated figures such as revenue, payments and payouts backfill the full fourteen months.
• MRR, active subscriptions and trials are daily snapshots from the day you connect, because Stripe does not keep what a subscription used to cost. They are shown as missing before that, never rebuilt.
• Churn is stored per window: cancellations divided by subscriptions active when the window opened.

What it does not do

• Net revenue retention is not produced.
• One currency, the account's default.
• Processing fees cover the per-transaction fee only, not Billing or Radar.
• Stripe currently grants read-only connections only on request, so the connection asks for standard access; switching to read-only is planned before launch.