Stripe canonical billing MRR as of this morning. $1,109,651 ARR. 1,000 active subscriptions. 14 trialing (incl. 7 enterprise trials ending Friday May 15 worth $60,667 in pipeline MRR). 29 past-due subscriptions — concentrated in daily-plan card-renewal failures + a handful of Builder/Individual monthly billing retries.
Down $6,281 from May 4 canonical run ($98,752). Primary driver: legacy daily-plan churn + several Builder cancellations. Trial pipeline could fully offset on May 15 if even 2 of the 7 Enterprise trials convert.
From Stripe live data. Shows the active subscription count and list-price MRR contribution per plan. Daily plans are now the third-largest cohort by list-MRR contribution (after Enterprise and the legacy $30 plan).
Daily plans launched March 12, 2026. The active cohort is now 61 subscriptions contributing $12,150/mo list MRR — 9.4% of total list MRR contribution and the third-largest plan cohort after Individual ($90/mo) and Builder ($300/mo). Past-due daily-plan subs are tracked separately in section 04 below.
Daily-plan past-due rate runs structurally higher than monthly plans because each daily charge is a renewal-risk event. The 16 past-due daily-plan subs counted in section 04 are SEPARATE from these 61 active subs — they may convert back to active if cards update, or churn fully if they don't. Worth a card-update dunning sequence specifically for the daily-plan cohort, or moving them to weekly/monthly billing for retention.
Seven enterprise trials all extended to May 15 23:59 PT (May 16 06:59 UTC). All on the same hard cliff. If all convert, MRR jumps to ~$153K (+66%). If roughly half convert (any 4 of 7), MRR lands somewhere in $122K-$130K range (+32-40%). If none convert, base case stays at $92K.
Stripe shows 29 past-due subscriptions today. Just over half are daily-plan card-renewal failures (small dollar, high volume — daily plans hit renewal-risk every day so failure rate is structurally higher). The remainder are Builder $300/mo, Individual $90/mo, and legacy plan monthly billing retries — typical card-on-file issues.
Total estimated MRR-at-risk if all 29 past-due churn out: $4,302/mo. Highest-leverage recovery action: the 5 Builder $300/mo subs ($1,500 MRR) — direct outreach worth the effort.
Three different "MRR" figures exist in the LunarCrush stack. They all measure slightly different things. This dashboard uses Stripe canonical billing MRR — the same figure shown on stripe.com — as the headline.
Stripe's own MRR calc. Effective (after discounts/coupons applied). Excludes 100%-free provisioned subs from MRR contribution. Same figure shown on stripe.com dashboard. This is the team-share number.
Internal Python script · same methodology as Stripe canonical but built from gross-charges-collected math. Historically within 2-4% of Stripe. May 4 reading: $98,752. Refresh running today (Stripe pagination slow).
Sum of unit_amount × quantity from Stripe API. Ignores discounts/coupons. Runs ~29% higher than effective. Useful for diagnostics (per-plan list contribution) but never for reporting.
All numbers in this dashboard pulled live from Stripe via MCP tools (list_subscriptions, calculate_mrr, get_balance) cross-referenced against stripe.com's canonical MRR display ($92,470.88). Trial book confirmed against the May 7 handoff document. Past-due breakdown enumerated from list_subscriptions(status='past_due', limit=100) · 30 records returned, 31 total.