Embed live revenue, on your terms.

1. Create a dashboard variation

Open your VerifiedMRR workspace, go to Share, and find Embeddable revenue dashboards. Create a variation, give it an internal name, and add the public title and optional description readers should see.

A variation is independent: it has its own URL, status, project selection, layout, appearance, and privacy settings. You can make a small number-only embed for a homepage, a chart for a build log, and a full portfolio view for an investor update without tying their lifecycles together.

2. Choose public or only via link

Public creates a readable /public/ URL. Its hosted page is indexable and can appear in search when you link to it. The iframe version is still noindex because an embed is not intended to compete with its parent page.

Only via link creates an unlisted /share/ URL with a high-entropy token. Both that page and its iframe are noindex and are not placed in the VerifiedMRR sitemap or a public directory. Anyone who receives the link can view it, so link-only is unlisted access, not password protection.

Nothing becomes reachable until you explicitly enable publishing. A disabled variation returns 404 for both its hosted page and iframe.

3. Select the aggregate and time window

Choose net revenue or gross revenue as the primary number. Net subtracts provider fees, refunds, and disputes from gross revenue; gross shows the collected amount before those deductions.

Use month, quarter, year, or all time, then choose the current calendar period or latest revenue period. Latest revenue period is useful when the current month is empty but you still want the most recent meaningful aggregate on the page.

Charts can cover 30, 90, 180, or 365 days. Currency can follow the available data automatically or use an explicit three-letter currency selection. VerifiedMRR does not combine unlike currencies into a misleading total.

4. Control how much readers see

Exact displays the full formatted aggregate. Compact rounds it for scanning. Range places the aggregate into a deterministic verified band. Hidden replaces the amount while leaving the dashboard title and any other enabled context visible.

Choose all active projects or a fixed subset. You can independently show or hide the chart, project breakdown, fees, refunds and disputes, period growth, and latest provider sync time.

Finish with light, dark, or visitor-system theme and a custom accent color. The number, chart, breakdown, and full layouts remain responsive inside their generated iframe sizes.

5. Understand the verification label

A fully verified label appears when the displayed aggregate is backed by synced payment-provider data and the selected period contains no manual revenue entries. Rounded and ranged displays are derived from that same aggregate; changing presentation never changes stored revenue.

If the period includes a manual entry, the page says so and does not present the aggregate as fully verified. This preserves a clear distinction between source-synced revenue and figures added by a workspace member.

Published views are aggregate-only. They never include provider credentials, provider account identifiers, workspace or project IDs, individual transactions, customer details, card data, email addresses, or internal sync errors.

6. Copy the iframe into your site

Save and enable the variation, then copy the iframe from the publisher panel. Paste it into an HTML or custom-code block in your website builder. The exact URL and recommended height are generated for the selected variation.

VerifiedMRR also offers a separate “iframe + optional attribution” copy action. That version adds a normal visible link to the hosted dashboard below the iframe. The backlink is optional; it is never required to use the embed.

<iframe
  src="https://verifiedmrr.com/embed/your-dashboard"
  title="Live revenue"
  width="100%"
  height="480"
  loading="lazy"
  style="border:0;border-radius:16px"
></iframe>

7. Update or revoke it

Edit a variation at any time to change its projects, period, amounts, layout, or styling. Published responses are not stored by browser or shared caches, so the next request re-checks the configuration and aggregate.

Disable the variation to make every one of its URLs return 404 immediately at the application boundary. Delete it when you no longer need the configuration. Neither action disconnects your provider or changes other dashboard variations.