Connect your payment providers with least-privilege or dedicated server-side credentials and see net revenue, refunds, fees, and trends for every product side by side — then post a month-end card whose numbers came straight from your source systems. Preview the sample dashboard free before you connect anything.
Every figure is reconciled from your connected payment providers and stays private by default — not a public leaderboard entry. That’s the whole point of the name.
Choose a provider, paste a least-privilege or dedicated server-side credential, and revoke it from the provider dashboard anytime.
StripeLemon SqueezyPaddlePolarCreemAdyenDodo + ChargebeeWe validate the credential server-side and encrypt it before it’s ever stored. No write access, no customer card data.
Every project’s net, refunds, fees and trends, side by side — plus a source-backed month-end card that’s ready to share.
Revenue overview
4 active projects
Before refunds and fees
Provider processing cost
$12,590.00
Last 12 months
2026-07
Compare net revenue, refunds, fees, and trends across the SaaS products, tools, and experiments you already bill through Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Polar, Creem, Adyen, Dodo, Chargebee, or RevenueCat — no tab-switching or spreadsheet math.
Turn each month into a clean image or text summary built from your real provider numbers, ready to post without exporting spreadsheets or redrawing charts.
VerifiedMRR asks for scoped read credentials where providers support them, and dedicated server-side credentials where they do not.
Compare side projects, SaaS tools, plugins, and experiments by net revenue, refunds, disputes, and trend without opening six payment dashboards.
Generate a card and text summary from provider-backed numbers. Keep it private, or share a specific month when scoped links ship.
Use net revenue and refunds rather than vanity gross volume when deciding whether to keep, watch, or sunset a product.
RevenueCat now fits this model through Charts & Metrics aggregate revenue. Direct App Store Connect and Google Play reports remain useful future paths, but they need a report-import model rather than the live payment-processor adapter used by Stripe-style providers.
RevenueCat uses its Charts & Metrics API rather than a payment-processor transaction feed, so App Store and Play Store revenue lands in the same private dashboard as verified provider-reported aggregates.
Provider connections use scoped read credentials where available and dedicated server-side credentials where providers do not expose granular scopes. VerifiedMRR validates them server-side, encrypts them before storage, and only uses them to import reporting data. Shareable links, when introduced, will be scoped by month and configurable.
“I run a handful of small products, and every month-end I was screenshotting payment dashboards and reconciling them in a spreadsheet. So I built the overview I actually wanted — read-only, private, and built for the $9.99/mo annual plan. The first 250 users can still claim the $49.99 lifetime deal before the standard pricing takes over.”
The normal plan is annual billing for founders who want one private revenue workspace across all their projects. Create a free preview account to explore sample data, then pay when you are ready to connect live provider accounts.
No. VerifiedMRR only uses provider credentials to import reporting data. Stripe, Paddle, Polar, and Adyen support scoped credentials; Lemon Squeezy and Creem currently use dedicated server-side API keys.
Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, Polar, Creem, Adyen, Dodo Payments, Chargebee, and RevenueCat. Viva Wallet, PayPal/Braintree, and direct store reports are good next candidates. Stripe uses a restricted key; RevenueCat uses a v2 secret key with Charts & Metrics read access; the other live providers use server-side API keys, read-only API keys, site keys, or organization access tokens.
The standard plan is $9.99/month, billed yearly. The first 250 users can claim lifetime access for $49.99 once, including up to 15 connected payment accounts.
Credentials are validated server-side, encrypted before they are stored, and only used to read transaction data for reporting. Disconnecting an account deletes its credential.
A month-end image or text summary generated from the revenue synced from your payment providers — so the numbers you post come from source data, not a screenshot you typed up.
No. VerifiedMRR is private by default. We may add shareable links for individual months, but those links will be scoped and configurable rather than publishing your whole account to a public database.
Yes through RevenueCat first. VerifiedMRR can import RevenueCat-reported App Store and Play Store revenue via the Charts & Metrics API. Direct App Store Connect and Google Play reporting remain separate candidates because they need more setup and usually behave like periodic reports rather than live payment transaction feeds.
The lifetime deal is limited to the first 250 users. After that, VerifiedMRR moves to standard annual billing at $9.99/month, billed yearly.