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I definitely considered that. Then I realized that I would also need to not let the numbers get too large and/or reset them at some point, so I just shipped it.

I may still do this, as it's definitely more accurate that way in terms of representing how it actually works!

In the future, sure. Especially when I add goals, because they'll be much more useful when it comes to MRR, for instance.

Thank you! I'm much more into backend dev, so this is very helpful. Will do.

Thanks! Coming from someone at Stripe, that's high praise.

I've been building on top of Stripe for awhile now, and I've always wanted a way to see live charges as they come in. I also needed an excuse to finally learn WebSockets/ActionCable, so I made this.

I plan to add more sections of data in the future, and maybe some goal tracking, so that people can track progress toward their revenue targets (and share them with others for support!)

I'm Richard, founder of Stunning (bestunning.net). We've been dealing with handling failed payments on Stripe longer than anyone else out there (and I've been running successful SaaS apps since 2009).

I'm happy to freely share what I've learned, if anyone has questions about cutting churn and retaining SaaS customers. You can catch me on Twitter, where I'm @rfelix.

Thanks, Patrick!