Features: what is free and what SSA Pro adds

Every SSA feature, free against Pro
Feature	Free	Pro
Dashboard with comparisons and history	✓	✓
MRR trend and MRR movement	✓	✓
Cohort retention	✓	✓
Revenue report	✓	✓
Reactivations report	✓	✓
Payment Recovery report	✓	✓
Trial Conversions report	✓	✓
Customers, Subscriptions and Transactions lists with filters	✓	✓
Customer drawer with WordPress user match	✓	✓
Detected subscriptions	✓	✓
Weekly email digest	✓	✓
Multi-currency	✓	✓
Access control	✓	✓
Exempted accounts	✓	✓
Target MRR	✓	✓
Referral source	✓	✓
GDPR export and erase	✓	✓
Diagnostics	✓	✓
Paid Memberships Pro connector	–	✓
Manual payments with mark-paid	–	✓
CSV import of manual payments	–	✓
CSV export on every list	–	✓
Upcoming Payments (See your cash flow)	–	✓

A dashboard that compares itself

Every headline number carries its change against last month, the same month last year, or any month you pick. History is kept, so the comparison is real, not recomputed.

The compare-to menu open, offering last month, the same month last year, and a month of your choice. — Compare every headline to last month, last year, or any month you pick.

Real MRR

Annual plans are spread into a monthly figure; trials count when their period is paid; paused subscriptions are shown apart. The number is the one your accountant would accept.

The monthly recurring revenue card: the headline figure, the number of subscriptions behind it, the change against last month, and a sparkline. — Your real MRR, including revenue your billing plugin cannot see.

MRR trend and movement

Twelve months of MRR, and for any period the reasons it moved: new, expansion, contraction, churn and reactivation.

The MRR movement view: new, expansion, contraction, churned and reactivated revenue for a period. — What changed, and why: new, expansion, contraction, churn, reactivation.

Cohort retention

Each month's new customers followed at one, three, six and twelve months, as a heatmap you can read in a glance.

Payment Recovery

Failed payments with every retry, whether the money came back, and how much is still outstanding.

Reactivations and trial conversions

Customers who left and came back, and trials that turned into paying customers, each as a report with its own summary.

The Reactivations report summary cards. — Customers who left and came back.

Lists with real filters

Customers, Subscriptions and Transactions, all searchable and sortable, each groupable by plan or source. Customers and Subscriptions let you pick several statuses at once, and Transactions can also group by month.

The status filter open on the Customers list, with several statuses ticked at once. — Filter by several statuses at once.

The customer drawer

One customer, every subscription and payment, the WordPress user they match, their referral source and lifetime totals.

Detected subscriptions

Recurring revenue that Stripe never modeled as a subscription, found in the charges and counted, with its own badge.

Rows in the Subscriptions list carrying the Detected badge. — Recurring revenue SSA found in plain charges.

Weekly email digest

MRR, cancellations, new subscribers and retention in your inbox on the day you choose.

The weekly digest email: MRR this week, change against last week, new subscribers, cancellations, and a retention line. — The numbers that matter, in your inbox on the day you choose.

Multi-currency

Each currency is totaled on its own. Add a free exchange-rate key and they roll up into one reporting currency; without one, other currencies are listed separately rather than converted.

Per-currency totals on a report. — More than one currency? Each is totaled, then converted to one figure.

Access control, exempted accounts, target and sources

Choose who can see SSA, list your own test accounts so they never count, set a target MRR, and record where each customer came from.

The General settings tab. — Currency, referral sources, exempted accounts and your target.

Connectors SSA Pro

Paid Memberships Pro today: pay-by-check and no-gateway orders imported without any credentials. The WooCommerce Subscriptions connector is under development, releasing soon.