I'm giving away $10,000 worth of Stripe analytics (Baremetrics costs $1,296/year. Mine is Free.)
Hey IH 👋
I just shipped RevPilot after 7 days of building.
What it does: Connect your Stripe account, see your MRR/churn/LTV instantly.
Why I built it: I was paying Baremetrics $108/month to see 4 numbers. That's $1,296/year for something I check once a week.
Most indie hackers I know either:
- Pay too much for enterprise tools ($100-300/mo)
- Build janky spreadsheets every month
- Just... don't track metrics properly
What You Get (For Free)
✅ Real-time MRR tracking
✅ Churn rate calculation
✅ Customer lifetime value (LTV)
✅ Cohort retention analysis
✅ ARPU (average revenue per user)
✅ Beautiful dashboard with charts
✅ 5-minute OAuth setup
Tech Stack (For The Nerds 🤓)
- Next.js 15 + TypeScript
- Supabase (Postgres + Auth)
- Stripe Connect OAuth
- Recharts for viz
- Vercel (deploys in 30 seconds)
Entire build took 7 days. ~80% of the code was from a previous project I pivoted from.
Why It's FREE
Honest answer: I'm launching with no payment system to get early users and feedback first.
Real pricing (coming Feb 1st):
- FREE: Under $10K MRR (always free)
- $29/mo: $10K-100K MRR
- $79/mo: $100K+ MRR
Early bird offer: First 100 users who connect their Stripe account before Jan 31st get 50% off for life when pricing launches.
So $14.50/mo instead of $29/mo. Forever.
- Try It Now : https://revpilot-app.vercel.app
Takes 5 minutes to connect. No credit card. Just OAuth with Stripe.
What I'm Looking For
- Feedback: What metrics are you missing?
- Beta testers: DM me if you want early access to new features
- Bug reports: If something breaks, yell at me
- Brutal honesty: Would you actually pay for this?
Questions I'll Answer
- How does the MRR calculation work?
- How do you handle refunds/cancellations?
- What's different from Baremetrics/ChartMogul?
- Can I see the code? (It's not open source but I'm happy to explain)
- How do you keep Stripe tokens secure?
Drop any questions below. I'll be here all day! 🚀
P.S. If this is useful, upvote so other indie hackers can find it. If it's trash, tell me why so I can fix it.
