PolarPolar new subscriptions in the MacBook notch
What Polar new subscriptions means, exactly
Subscriptions started in the window, as Polar counts them.
A whole number.
How the widget behaves
- Buckets
- hourly, daily, weekly and monthly
- Shape
- A figure with a sparkline
- Against last period
- Yes
- Fetched from
- api.polar.sh, sandbox-api.polar.sh
New subscriptions from other sources
Notch Metrics reports new subscriptions from 3 other sources. Each defines it its own way, so the widgets stay separate rather than being added together.
StripeStripe new subscribersSubscriptions created in the window, bucketed by creation time.
PaddlePaddle new subscriptionsSubscriptions whose started_atfalls in the window, in any status. Paddle cannot filter subscriptions by date, so the whole list is read and bounded.
YouTubeYouTube new subscribersYouTube Analytics subscribersGained: people who subscribed in the window. Gross, not net: unsubscribes are not deducted, so this does not match the change in the subscriber total.
Questions
- How is Polar new subscriptions calculated?
- Subscriptions started in the window, as Polar counts them. Notch Metrics reports that number, unchanged, in the MacBook notch.
- Can I see Polar new subscriptions over time?
- Yes. Polar new subscriptions is bucketed hourly, daily, weekly and monthly, so the widget carries a sparkline alongside the headline figure, and a comparison against the previous window.
- What unit is Polar new subscriptions in?
- A whole number.
- Which other sources report new subscriptions?
- Besides Polar, Notch Metrics reports new subscriptions from Stripe, Paddle and YouTube. Each provider defines the number its own way, so the widgets stay separate rather than being added together.
- What does it cost to put Polar new subscriptions in the notch?
- $9 a month, or $49 a year, with every connector included and no per-integration charge. The seven-day trial needs no card, so you can see your own new subscriptions before deciding.