Recurring revenue from Payment Links, counted properly.
Recurring Payment Links create real Stripe subscriptions; one-time links create charges. SSA reads both and shows the recurring side as MRR, churn and retention, with one-time sales kept apart.
What Stripe Payment Links shows you today
Stripe's own dashboard shows payments and a subscriptions list, but nothing inside WordPress, and no cohort retention or churn by month.
How SSA reads it
Recurring Payment Links create Stripe subscriptions, which SSA reads directly. One-time links create charges, which show in Transactions. If a customer pays a one-time link at a regular interval, SSA detects the pattern, from the third charge onward, and counts it as a detected subscription.
What you get
Three steps
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1
Install the plugin
From your WordPress plugins screen.
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2
Paste a read-only Stripe key
Read access to customers, subscriptions, charges, invoices, products and prices.
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3
Run the first sync
SSA rebuilds every subscription from your Stripe history.
Stripe Payment Links questions
Do I need a WordPress plugin for Payment Links at all?
Only for the reports. Payment Links keep working exactly as they do; SSA reads Stripe and shows the numbers inside wp-admin.
Are customers matched to WordPress users?
By email, when a WordPress user with the same address exists.
Which key permissions?
Read access to customers, subscriptions, charges, invoices, products and prices.
See your real recurring revenue.
Get SSA Pro and bring your whole subscription revenue into WordPress, in one dashboard.