Ask your AI assistant "how's my business doing?" and get your MRR, churn, failed payments, and expiring trials in one answer.
You check your Stripe dashboard for MRR, churn, and revenue breakdown every day. Stripe's official MCP server only does operations — create customers, send invoices. It can't tell you what your MRR is. ChartMogul and Baremetrics compute these metrics but cost $100+/month and have no MCP interface. You're switching between your editor and browser tabs just to check a number.
"How's my business doing?" / "Morning check" / "What happened overnight?"
One question, one answer, 30-second scan. Everything you'd normally check across 4 Stripe dashboard pages:
Dashboard — 2026-02-24
MRR: $4,280 (+$120 this week)
Subscriptions: 42 active, 3 trialing, 1 past due
MRR Movement (last 7 days)
- New: +$198 (2 new customers)
- Expansion: +$49 (1 upgrade)
- Contraction: -$0
- Churned: -$127 (1 cancellation)
- Net: +$120
Quick Ratio: 1.9 (healthy)
Failed Payments (2 — $147 at risk)
- alice@acme.com — $98 — card_declined — attempt 2
- bob@startup.io — $49 — insufficient_funds — attempt 1
Trials Expiring Soon (3 — $147 potential MRR)
- carol@bigco.com — Pro — 2 days left — $49/mo
- dave@agency.net — Basic — 1 day left — $19/mo
- eve@freelance.co — Pro — 3 days left — $49/mo
"Am I losing money to failed payments?"
Failed payments are the easiest revenue to recover — these customers already want to pay you. Get the list with failure reasons so you can reach out today:
Failed Payments
Total at risk: $245.00
Failed invoices: 3
| Customer | Amount | Reason | Attempts | Last Attempt | Plan |
|-------------------|--------|-------------------|----------|--------------|------|
| alice@acme.com | $98.00 | card_declined | 2 | 2026-02-23 | Pro |
| bob@startup.io | $49.00 | insufficient_funds| 1 | 2026-02-22 | Pro |
| carol@agency.net | $98.00 | expired_card | 3 | 2026-02-21 | Pro |
"How did my MRR change this month?"
See exactly where growth is coming from and where you're leaking:
MRR Movement — Last 30 days
Net New MRR: +$840
- New MRR: +$570 (from new customers)
- Expansion MRR: +$390 (from upgrades)
- Contraction MRR: -$49 (from downgrades)
- Churned MRR: -$71 (from cancellations)
The dashboard flags trials expiring within 3 days — customers about to decide whether to convert or leave. The highest-leverage moment to intervene.
"What's my churn rate?"
Both customer churn and revenue churn — because losing one $500/mo customer hurts more than losing five $10/mo customers:
Churn Analysis — Last 30 days
Customer Churn Rate: 3.2%
Revenue Churn Rate: 1.8%
Churned Customers: 4
Churned MRR: $127.00
"Which plan makes the most money?"
| Plan | Subscribers | MRR | % of Total |
|------------|-------------|-----------|------------|
| Pro | 28 | $2,744.00 | 64.1% |
| Basic | 35 | $665.00 | 15.5% |
| Enterprise | 3 | $871.00 | 20.4% |
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY=sk_test_... npx stripe-analytics-mcpThen ask your AI assistant: "How's my business doing?"
npx stripe-analytics-mcpAdd to your Claude Code / Cursor / Windsurf MCP config:
{
"mcpServers": {
"stripe-analytics": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["stripe-analytics-mcp"],
"env": {
"STRIPE_SECRET_KEY": "sk_test_..."
}
}
}
}Connects to Stripe (read-only), computes metrics from live subscription data, returns markdown your AI assistant renders naturally.
- MRR: Sums subscription items, normalizes annual/weekly to monthly, applies discounts, excludes trials
- Movement: Tracks new, expansion, contraction, and churn MRR from Stripe events
- Quick Ratio: (New + Expansion) / (Contraction + Churn) — above 1.0 means growing
- Failed payments: Scans open invoices with failed attempts
- Trials: Identifies trialing subscriptions about to expire
Stateless — every query hits Stripe fresh. No data cached. No database. No account needed.
| Variable | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
STRIPE_SECRET_KEY |
Yes | Stripe secret key (sk_test_... or sk_live_...). Read-only access is sufficient. |
git clone https://github.com/npow/stripe-analytics-mcp
cd stripe-analytics-mcp
npm install
npm run build
npm test