Metorik, or a free plugin inside WordPress?
Metorik is built for WooCommerce and Shopify stores. If your recurring revenue is subscriptions on Stripe, SadAnalytics shows it inside wp-admin for free.
What Metorik is good at
Metorik is a hosted reporting and engagement tool for WooCommerce and Shopify stores: orders, customers, products, carts, email automation, with its own app and team access.
Where it does not fit a WordPress membership site
It reads a connected WooCommerce or Shopify store rather than Stripe, and its subscription reporting covers stores running WooCommerce Subscriptions only. A membership plugin that bills through Stripe without WooCommerce gives Metorik nothing to sync. It is hosted outside WordPress, and priced by your average monthly orders across your stores.
Metorik has no free plan, but it offers a 30-day free trial with no card needed. It prices by your average monthly orders and, as of October 2026, starts at $25 a month for up to 100 orders on one store. Check their pricing page for current figures. (checked 2026-10-19)
What SadAnalytics does instead
SadAnalytics reads Stripe and shows the subscription numbers inside wp-admin, with each customer matched to their WordPress user by email. For WooCommerce Subscriptions on the Stripe gateway, it spots the renewals in your Stripe charges from the third charge onward and counts them as subscriptions. A WooCommerce Subscriptions connector is coming soon to SadAnalytics Pro.
| Metorik | SadAnalytics | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Their app | Your wp-admin |
| Store reports: orders, products, carts | Yes | No |
| Subscription MRR, churn, cohorts | For WooCommerce Subscriptions | Yes, free |
| Membership plugins on Stripe | No | Yes |
| Revenue outside Stripe | Yes, from store orders | SadAnalytics Pro (coming soon) |
| Price | See their pricing page | Free; SadAnalytics Pro planned from $149 a year |
Questions
I run WooCommerce Subscriptions. Which is for me?
Metorik reports MRR, churn and cohorts for stores running WooCommerce Subscriptions, so for that setup it already does the job. SadAnalytics reads Stripe rather than WooCommerce, so today it finds your renewals in the charges, from the third charge onward, and shows them inside wp-admin. A WooCommerce Subscriptions connector is coming soon to SadAnalytics Pro.
Can I run both?
Yes. They read different things. SadAnalytics never writes to your store. Metorik can, when you use features such as Engage coupons or order updates.
See your real recurring revenue.
The free plugin is in review at WordPress.org. SadAnalytics Pro is coming soon. Want to know when it is out? Email [email protected].