Stripe export → dashboard

Your Stripe export, your revenue dashboard.

Export Payments from Stripe, drop the CSV, and see gross revenue, the trend over time, your top plans, refunds and country mix — without opening a spreadsheet.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

Stripe's dashboard is great for ops, clumsy for a quick revenue read. Export the Payments CSV and this builds the view you actually want: total collected, the trend, top plans and where refunds are coming from.

i. export

Export from Stripe

Payments → Export → CSV. The default columns (Amount, Created, Status, Description, Card Country) are all we need.

ii. detect

Amount becomes revenue

The Amount column is recognized as currency and used as the primary metric. Created (UTC) becomes the time axis.

iii. read

Revenue, plans, refunds

Total collected, daily/weekly trend, top plans by revenue, refund rate, and a country breakdown — click any bar to filter.

02 · The views

The revenue read Stripe buries.

Everything a founder checks on a Monday, arranged automatically from the raw export.

  • 01

    Gross & net at a glance

    Total collected up top, with refunds broken out so net is obvious.

  • 02

    Revenue by plan

    The Description column becomes a top-plans breakdown — see which tier drives the most revenue.

  • 03

    Where customers are

    Card Country splits show your geographic mix without a single formula.

  • 04

    Private by default

    Your payments data is parsed locally. It never leaves your browser — verify in DevTools → Network.

"I drop the Stripe export and the revenue picture is just there. No more monthly pivot rebuild."
— a solo founder
03 · FAQ

Stripe dashboard questions.

Which Stripe export works?
The standard Payments export (Payments → Export). Any CSV with an Amount column, a Created date and a Status works. Balance and Payout exports work too.
It shows collected revenue and trend directly from payments. For true MRR you'd want subscription data, but the payments view is the fastest read of money in.
Refunded rows are shown by Status, so you can filter to or exclude them with a click and see net versus gross.
No. Parsing and aggregation happen entirely in your browser. The file never touches a server.
Yes — click any bar or slice (plan, country, status) and the whole dashboard recomputes against that filter.