A revenue report for people who run membership sites, not for people who run SaaS companies.
Why it exists
I am Sadik Bhimani. I have built WordPress membership sites for clients for twelve years, and every one of them eventually asked the same question: how much money is this site actually making each month?
The membership plugin showed a members list. Stripe showed a pile of payments. Neither showed recurring revenue, cancellations or whether last spring's signups were still around. Answering took an afternoon in a spreadsheet, and the answer was stale by the time it was done.
SSA started on a client's membership business whose revenue was split between Stripe and bank transfers. It reads Stripe with a read-only key, rebuilds every subscription, and puts the report inside wp-admin, where the business already lives.
What it is, and is not
- A WordPress plugin. It runs on your site, in your database, behind your login.
- Read-only toward Stripe. SSA only ever reads: it never creates, changes or cancels anything, and it never moves money. Use a restricted key and Stripe enforces that at its end too.
- Free for everything Stripe can tell it. SSA Pro adds the revenue Stripe never saw, and gets your data out.
- Not a metrics service you log into somewhere else, and not a replacement for your membership plugin. It sits beside it.
Say hello
Questions, bugs, ideas: [email protected]. I read everything.