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Revenue by product and plan
Trace subscriptions, invoices, and line items into a consistent view of recurring and one-time revenue.
Sync Stripe into a database you control, model the revenue definitions your team uses, and build reports that connect payments to plans, accounts, and product behavior.
A useful data stack earns its keep by answering concrete questions. These are the decisions this solution is designed to support.
Trace subscriptions, invoices, and line items into a consistent view of recurring and one-time revenue.
Separate new, expansion, contraction, reactivation, and churned MRR instead of treating every change alike.
Analyze payments, refunds, failed charges, fees, and payouts with the dimensions your operating reports need.
Bring customers, subscriptions, invoices, charges, and related Stripe objects into your analytical database.
Model the business rules behind MRR, recognized revenue views, plan mappings, and customer segments.
Ask why revenue moved, inspect the generated SQL, and move from a total into the accounts behind it.
Publish the queries as dashboards for finance, founders, and RevOps without rebuilding the logic in each tool.
Each solution uses the same connected platform: sync the sources, model the business logic, query with the agent, and turn the result into a dashboard or application. Adopt the modules you need now without rebuilding the context at every layer.
The Stripe Dashboard operates on Stripe's view of payments. Mako lets you model Stripe data in your own database, join it with account and product data, inspect the SQL, and shape reporting around your definitions.
Yes. You can model subscription changes into new, expansion, contraction, reactivation, and churned MRR, then expose the calculation through queries and dashboards.
Yes. That join is the point: map Stripe customers to application accounts so revenue reports can include plan, usage, lifecycle, and customer attributes.
Open source, self-hostable, and free to start. Connect a source and put the first useful answer on screen.