VerifiedMRR gives founders running multiple products one private revenue overview. Connect payment accounts read-only, see net revenue, refunds, fees, trends, and project-level performance side by side, then create source-backed month-end cards for build-in-public updates.
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Hey Product Hunt, VerifiedMRR is for founders running more than one product and too many payment dashboards. The goal is to make revenue comparison simple and private: connect read-only payment accounts, see the real money side by side, and generate a source-backed month-end card when you want to share progress. I would love feedback from indie makers with multiple small products, especially on which payment providers and sharing formats matter most.
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Does it handle subscriptions that switch between monthly and annual pricing mid-cycle, or does it normalize everything to a single interval for the trend charts?
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@mirayj8urΒ Trend charts are based on actual provider revenue events, not subscription interval normalization.
If a subscription moves from monthly to annual mid-cycle, VerifiedMRR records the events exactly as the provider emits them: payments, prorations, refunds, credits, fees, and net amounts on the dates they occur. Those events are then summed into daily, monthly, quarterly, and yearly buckets for the dashboard charts.
This means VerifiedMRR does not flatten annual subscriptions into monthly MRR for connected dashboard trend charts. An annual upgrade may appear as a revenue spike in the relevant period.
The only place annual subscriptions are normalized by dividing by 12 is in the standalone MRR calculator, not in the live dashboard import or chart pipeline.
Does it handle subscriptions that switch between monthly and annual pricing mid-cycle, or does it normalize everything to a single interval for the trend charts?
@mirayj8urΒ Trend charts are based on actual provider revenue events, not subscription interval normalization.
If a subscription moves from monthly to annual mid-cycle, VerifiedMRR records the events exactly as the provider emits them: payments, prorations, refunds, credits, fees, and net amounts on the dates they occur. Those events are then summed into daily, monthly, quarterly, and yearly buckets for the dashboard charts.
This means VerifiedMRR does not flatten annual subscriptions into monthly MRR for connected dashboard trend charts. An annual upgrade may appear as a revenue spike in the relevant period.
The only place annual subscriptions are normalized by dividing by 12 is in the standalone MRR calculator, not in the live dashboard import or chart pipeline.
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Interesting. Going to try it.
Rooting for you Julian!
@jaisalrΒ Thank you!