Metrics and calculations
Create KPI cards using sums, averages, counts, distinct counts, minimums, and maximums—with filters for the exact result you need.
Data Source/Stripe
Stripe + DashbreezeStripe dashboards for revenue, subscriptions, and invoices
Build Stripe dashboards for revenue, subscriptions, invoices, and customers. Combine Stripe with Google Analytics, Google Sheets, Airtable, or uploaded files in the same report, then share it by link, invitation, or embed.
- Create multiple Stripe reporting tables in one setup
- Combine multiple data sources in one dashboard
- Schedule updates and share in multiple ways
Revenue overview
Stripe dashboard
Net revenue
84.20k
Subscriptions
1.28k
Net revenue over time
Subscriptions by plan
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What you can build
Turn Stripe data into reports your team can use
Build focused dashboards for the metrics, trends, and detailed records that matter to your team.
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Revenue performance dashboard
Track net revenue, invoice totals, and balance transactions with KPI cards and month-over-month trend charts.
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Subscription health dashboard
Monitor active subscriptions, new sign-ups, cancellations, and past-due accounts, with breakdowns by plan or status.
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Billing operations dashboard
Give finance and support teams sortable, filterable tables of customers and invoices, with views for status, date, or product.
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Google Analytics
SaaS growth dashboard
Combine Stripe revenue with Google Analytics traffic and acquisition data to compare conversions, customers, and revenue by channel.
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Google Sheets
Revenue forecast dashboard
Compare Stripe invoices and balance transactions with revenue targets or forecasts maintained in Google Sheets.
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Airtable
Customer success dashboard
Place Stripe subscriptions and invoices beside customer accounts, owners, and lifecycle stages stored in Airtable.
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Everything you need to build, explore, and share a report
Go from raw Stripe records to a polished dashboard without writing code.
Data transformations
Filter and sort rows, rename or remove columns, change data types, replace values, add computed columns, and join tables without changing the original source.
Dashboard building blocks
Combine KPI cards, charts, gauges, tables, filters, text, images, and embeds in one dashboard. Drag and resize each block to build the layout.
Complete customization
Control colors, themes, typography, labels, number formats, legends, chart axes, card styles, and the dashboard background.
Interactive reporting
Add dashboard filters and sortable, filterable tables so viewers can explore the records and focus on the segments relevant to them.
Publishing and sharing
Share a public link, protect a dashboard with a password, invite specific people by email, or embed the published dashboard in a website or app.
Ready-made template
Start with the SaaS Analytics template
Connect Google Analytics and Stripe to create a ready-made dashboard for MRR, revenue, active customers, churn, traffic, acquisition channels, and conversions.
How it works
How to create a Stripe dashboard
Connect once, choose the data that matters, and turn it into a report people can understand at a glance.
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Create a dashboard
Start a blank dashboard or choose a template for the report you want to build.
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Connect Stripe and create tables
Create a restricted Stripe API key, connect it, and import one or more supported billing record types as reporting tables.
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Configure the update frequency
Choose manual updates or set an automatic schedule for each imported Stripe table.
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Connect tables to dashboard blocks
Use your Stripe tables in KPI cards, charts, gauges, detailed tables, and filters. Add tables from other sources to the same dashboard when needed.
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Customize and share
Arrange the layout, customize the design, and publish through a public or password-protected link, an email invitation, or an embed.
Questions?
Stripe dashboard FAQ
Everything you need to know before connecting and sharing your data.
- Which Stripe data can I import?
- Subscriptions, Coupons, Customers, Invoices, Products, Prices, Events, and Balance Transactions. Choose the record type that answers your reporting question.
- Is the Stripe connection read-only?
- Yes. Dashbreeze reads the Stripe records you select with a restricted API key. It does not create charges, refund payments, or change customers and subscriptions.
- What is a Stripe restricted key, and why does it matter?
- A restricted key limits what Dashbreeze can access in your Stripe account, unlike a full secret key. Scoping it to read access keeps the connection limited to reporting, not account changes.
- Can I import only a specific date range?
- Yes. Choose a date range during setup to import data from a specific period, or leave it blank to import all available records for that type.
- How do I keep a Stripe dashboard updated?
- Use Sync Data for an immediate refresh, or set an automatic update frequency. A refresh only updates the Dashbreeze copy — it never writes back to Stripe.
- Can I combine Stripe with other data sources?
- Yes. Combine Stripe with Google Analytics, Google Sheets, Airtable, and other supported sources on the same dashboard.
- Do viewers need a Dashbreeze account?
- No. Share a public or password-protected link, and viewers can open the dashboard in their browser without a Dashbreeze account or access to your Stripe account.
Make your Stripe data useful.
Build a clear, shareable dashboard—no code required.
Dashbreeze never edits or deletes information in Stripe.