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RevenueCat shows the app. Not the whole business.
RevenueCat sees what you've wired into it, and for most small teams that's the app stores, not the separate Stripe account or the books. Papercrane adds both, so app, web, and cash all land on one dashboard.
Connect in about a minute. Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start when you publish a dashboard. See pricing
The number after the store
RevenueCat's dashboard is honest about App Store and Play Store subscribers, and it already blends the two well. The number most founders need includes a third source most never wired into it: the Stripe account running the web side, and what lands in the bank after fees.
Subscription MRR, six months
RevenueCat: App Store + Play Store
Stripe: web checkout
$46,000
Combined MRR
RevenueCat + Stripe
−
$4,700
Store commission
App Store · Play Store
−
$500
Processor fees
Stripe
−
$650
Refunds
Stripe
=
$40,150
Lands in the bank
QuickBooks · Xero
Same six months, two dashboards. RevenueCat's line stops where its own coverage does; Papercrane's line keeps going.
The question that starts in RevenueCat and ends somewhere else
What did the whole subscription business make last month, app and web, after store commission and processor fees?
Does the RevenueCat MRR number match what actually hit the bank this month?
How does trial conversion on the web compare to conversion on the App Store and Play Store?
What is subscriber lifetime value once web customers who never open the app are counted in?
Which platform, iOS, Android, or web, is actually paying for the next hire?
Every answer comes back as a chart on a live hosted dashboard you can open again next month.
From a key to a live dashboard
1. Connect with a key from your RevenueCat settings
2. Ask a question
3. The agent plans, queries, and builds a hosted dashboard
4. It stays live
Read access to the subscriber, entitlement, and offering data you already have in RevenueCat. Nothing to change in your app or your SDK.
When you don't need us
If your subscription business is mobile only, with no separate web checkout and no books to reconcile against, RevenueCat's own MRR, churn, and cohort charts already answer your questions, and they are free at your size. Papercrane earns its cost when the answer has to include a Stripe account RevenueCat doesn't touch, or your books; if it doesn't, keep your money.
Questions founders ask us
RevenueCat answers the app store question. Most subscription businesses connect Stripe for the web side and QuickBooks or Xero for the books.
Connect RevenueCat, ask what the whole business made last month, and get one dashboard where there used to be three tabs.
Connect in about a minute. Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start when you publish a dashboard. See pricing
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