Revenue

Connect Stripe and the behaviour gets a price tag.

Stripe connected, and a broken checkout is measured in dollars.

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KPI tile
Revenue joins the range
MRR · LTV
Sortable visitor columns
Weekly
A monetization section
Agent context
Weigh a bug by account
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Where it shows up

Not a separate revenue dashboard.

Revenue is context on the surfaces you already use. It appears where a number needs weighting, and stays absent everywhere it would only be decoration.

Dashboard KPI

Revenue joins visitors, sessions, and engagement in the KPI row for the selected range once Stripe is connected.

Visitor columns

MRR, LTV, plan, and subscription status become sortable columns on the roster and fields on the visitor detail.

The weekly report

The daily report agent writes a revenue and monetization section — and omits it entirely when Stripe is not connected rather than filling it with nothing.

Agent context

Agents reading sessions can weigh what they find by the account behind it, so a bug hitting your largest customers is not filed as low priority.

Prototype analysis

Revenue context is available when reasoning about a design change, so a proposal can be argued in terms of the accounts it affects.

Owner-gated

Only project owners can add, reconnect, or remove the Stripe connection.

Setup

One connector, then it is everywhere.

  1. 01

    Connect Stripe

    Settings → Features → Connectors. Stripe appears under Knowledge & Data when the environment has Stripe configured.

  2. 02

    Sync

    Pull customers and subscriptions so accounts can be matched against the visitors already in your roster.

  3. 03

    Use it

    Revenue starts appearing on the dashboard, the roster, and the report. Nothing else needs configuring.

Keep going

The rest of the platform.

Everything here reads from the same recorded session — there is nothing to stitch together between surfaces.

Stop guessing what happened.

One SDK, one afternoon. We will walk your team through it on a call and leave you with the recording of your own product.