The recurring revenue report Restrict Content Pro leaves out.
RCP bills through Stripe and creates real Stripe subscriptions. SSA reads them with a read-only key and shows MRR, churn, retention and lifetime value inside wp-admin.
What Restrict Content Pro shows you today
Memberships, payments and a customers list. No MRR, no churn rate, no cohort retention.
How SSA reads it
RCP creates a Stripe subscription for each recurring membership. SSA reads customers, subscriptions, charges and invoices from Stripe with a restricted key, normalizes annual plans into a monthly figure, and matches each Stripe customer to their WordPress user by email.
Nothing is installed on the RCP side, and nothing changes in Stripe.
What you get
Three steps
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1
Install the plugin
From your WordPress plugins screen.
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Paste a read-only Stripe key
Read access to customers, subscriptions, charges, invoices, products and prices.
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Run the first sync
SSA rebuilds every subscription from your Stripe history.
Restrict Content Pro questions
Is this still Restrict Content Pro, or Kadence Memberships now?
Restrict Content Pro's own site now points to Kadence, where the membership plugin continues as Kadence Memberships. Nothing changes for SSA: it reads the Stripe subscriptions either one creates, so an existing RCP site and a Kadence Memberships site report the same way.
Does SSA change anything in RCP?
No. It reads Stripe only.
What about free memberships?
They have no Stripe subscription, so they do not count toward MRR. Trials that convert are counted from the day they pay.
Annual memberships?
Spread into a monthly figure.
See your real recurring revenue.
Get SSA Pro and bring your whole subscription revenue into WordPress, in one dashboard.