PolarPolar revenue in the MacBook notch
What Polar revenue means, exactly
Order subtotals in the window as Polar reports them, before Polar's fees and before tax. In the organization's currency.
An amount of money, held as integer minor units with an ISO 4217 code, so nothing is ever a rounded float.
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
Revenue from other sources
Notch Metrics reports revenue from 7 other sources. Each defines it its own way, so the widgets stay separate rather than being added together.
StripeStripe revenueGross charges from balance transactions in the window, before Stripe fees. Refunds are reported separately rather than netted off.
Dodo PaymentsDodo Payments total revenueEvery succeeded payment in the window, subscription renewals and one-time purchases together, by total_amount. Gross, before refunds and fees.
Lemon SqueezyLemon Squeezy revenueOrders in the window that took payment, by total. Gross: a later refund does not remove the order from the day it was paid.
PaddlePaddle revenueTransactions billed in the window that are paid or completed, by their total including tax, before Paddle's fee. Bucketed by billing date.
RevenueCatRevenueCat revenueGross revenue across every app in the project for the days in the window, before store commission and taxes. Today is partial while transactions are still arriving.
ShopifyShopify salesOrder totals for orders placed in the window that took payment, in the store's own currency. Gross: a later refund does not remove the order from the day it was placed. The Refunds widget is the other half.
YouTubeYouTube estimated revenueYouTube Analytics estimatedRevenue: net earnings from ads and YouTube Premium, after YouTube's share. Subject to month-end adjustment, so the current month is provisional, and it excludes partner-sold advertising. Only channels in the YouTube Partner Program have it at all.
Questions
- How is Polar revenue calculated?
- Order subtotals in the window as Polar reports them, before Polar's fees and before tax. In the organization's currency. Notch Metrics reports that number, unchanged, in the MacBook notch.
- Can I see Polar revenue over time?
- Yes. Polar revenue 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 revenue in?
- An amount of money, held as integer minor units with an ISO 4217 code, so nothing is ever a rounded float. Amounts are reported in your Polar account's own currency.
- Which other sources report revenue?
- Besides Polar, Notch Metrics reports revenue from Stripe, Dodo Payments, Lemon Squeezy, Paddle, RevenueCat, Shopify 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 revenue 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 revenue before deciding.