Maker Metrics

Analytics & insights for software companies

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Analytics & insights for software companies

2 followers

Our mission is to help makers build healthier software businesses. Starting with revenue data from Stripe, and expenses from Quickbooks, we are helping makers get a better understanding of the financial health of their businesses.

Launch tags:Fintech

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Founderpath

been using this to track subscribers to my magazine. hugely helpful! thanks Mubs :) fun watching you pump out new features so quickly!

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7yr ago

World Cup Next

Maker

@nathanlatka Thanks for being an early user and the great feedback! Looking forward to adding more features 😀

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7yr ago

World Cup Next

Maker

Hello PH, Over the past few months I've been working on creating Maker Metrics, and I'm pleased to make it public today. As makers we work hard on building software businesses, but often fail to take the time to analyze how well they are doing. With this MVP of Maker Metrics, simply connect your Stripe account and you'll be able to see charts with insights on your customer churn/retention, LTV, revenue distribution and more. I'm working hard to add more integrations, so you can get insight on more than just revenue, so you could see the correlation between your new feature releases, page-views, social media following, subscribers and customer growth to identify and fix any problems. I would love to have you checkout Maker Metrics and let me know what you think!

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7yr ago

Timeline.io

I think you need to refine your app's OAuth 2.0 (or whatever protocol you used) permission requests. (In my own experience, this is done by modifying the OAuth 2.0 URL parameters.) You shouldn't need to grant a metrics application the ability to "create payments and customers on your behalf" (as stated on the connections page). I don't think anyone wants a bunch of chargebacks because a connected metrics application experienced an error and charged them. Overall, nice idea. Just need to continually iterate as to better its product-market-fit and UX, just like every other startup. :)

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7yr ago