Make it yours

• MRR or ARR

  Show MRR, or ARR if that’s how you count: the headline, chart, goal and milestones follow. Payments and revenue stay what customers paid.

• Milestones or your goal

  Automatic milestones celebrate each round number on the way up, from $100 to $1K, $10K and beyond. Or set your own target.

• Chart range

  The last 30 days, 90 days, 12 months, or all time.

• Currency and time zone

  Every amount is converted to the screen’s currency. Its time zone decides when “today” and “this month” start.

Dark, or light for bright rooms. Pick one of five accent colors, or paste your brand color as hex: the screen adjusts it if needed, so that it stays readable.

A screen speaks English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese or Dutch, and writes numbers and dates the local way. The dashboard itself stays in English.

• English€12,480
• Français12 480 €
• Deutsch12.480 €
• Español12.480 €
• Italiano12.480 €
• Português (Brasil)€ 12.480
• Nederlands€ 12.480

Three sound packs, synthesized right in the browser, with five sounds each, from a payment to a milestone. Hear them all

• Cash register

  The classic ka-ching: a drawer and a till bell.

• Chime

  Soft bells for a calm office.

• Arcade

  8-bit coins and power-ups.

After the sound, a voice can say what happened: two voices per language, in English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese. Sound and voice each have their own switch and volume.

Your own phrases: with a Gradium API key on the server, the voice says what you write, with the customer’s name, the amount or the plan.

For each kind of event, five switches: listed in the feed, shown as a card, its sound, said out loud, and a notification on the phones that follow the screen.

A screen can show several Stripe accounts, converted to its currency, in one of two ways.

• Added up

  One total for every account. The feed names the account of each item.

• One at a time

  Each account takes its turn with its own numbers, and their total too if you like. When something happens, the screen shows its account right away.

Or make one screen per product, and a quiet one without sound for the meeting room: as many as you like, each with its own link and settings.

Hidden by default: anyone who sees the screen would see who pays you. Show them if you like. Customers that Stripe only knows by their email can then be named by their email, masked (j•••@gmail.com) or in full, or not at all. Voices never read emails.