Stripe MRR Dashboard, Live on One Board

Connect Stripe

Start your board Sign in at board.contextbolt.com with your email. Pick the Founder HQ template, or start from a blank canvas.
Connect Stripe In Connect, open Stripe. Paste a restricted key with Read on Balance and Subscriptions for MRR and balance, or sign in with Stripe's own connector so your agent can read revenue, customers and subscriptions. You can do both.
Add your widgets Pick MRR or Available balance, or ask your agent for a widget. Every form shows what the widget will say before anything is added.
Put a goal on it Add a goal ring and a chart on the same MRR stream. Each read adds a point, so both fill in from the day you connect.

Connections only read, and you can remove one at any time. How connections work

What to ask your agent

“Put my Stripe MRR at the top of this board with a goal of $10k” Your agent adds an MRR number and a goal ring on the same stream, so the ring shows how far you are from $10k.

“Show my five newest Stripe customers” Reads your customers through Stripe's own connector and lists them newest first.

“Chart my MRR next to my Google Analytics sessions” Revenue and traffic side by side, so when one moves you can see whether the other moved first.

“Build me a Founder HQ board with Stripe, signups and my agents” Starts from the Founder HQ template, with revenue, signups and your agents' work laid out and waiting for your numbers.

What you see from Stripe

See your MRR as one number, with its change
Watch MRR build into a chart from the day you connect
Track a revenue goal as a ring that fills
See your available balance, the money Stripe can pay out now
List your newest customers and subscriptions through Stripe's own connector
Keep revenue beside your traffic, agents and to-dos

Stripe on Context Board: the full guide

It’s nine in the morning and you want one number. Your MRR.

So you open Stripe, find Billing, and read it off the overview. Tomorrow you do it again. Stripe has the number. It just keeps it a few clicks away from where you work.

What the board shows

The MRR widget is one number. Your active and past due subscriptions at their prices, made monthly, with a yearly plan counted as a twelfth. Put a chart and a goal ring on the same MRR stream and they fill in as the board reads it. You watch the line climb and the ring close on your target.

Available balance sits beside it. That’s the money Stripe can pay out to you now.

Sign in with Stripe’s own connector and your agent can go further. Ask for your five newest customers, or the subscriptions that started this week, and it builds the widget from what Stripe sends back.

Where the numbers come from

There are two ways in, and you can use both.

A restricted key: In Stripe, create a restricted key with Read on Balance and Subscriptions, and paste it once in Connect. The board reads your MRR and balance itself. The key is sealed on the board’s server and never sent back to your browser.

Stripe’s own sign-in: Stripe runs an MCP server, the one AI apps use to work with Stripe. The board signs in to it on Stripe’s own page. Stripe’s server can write as well as read, and the board only runs the tools that read, so nothing in your account changes.

Either way, the board reads Stripe while it’s open. If a read fails, the widget keeps the last good number and says what went wrong and when. It never shows a number Stripe didn’t send.

Revenue beside the rest of your work

Stripe’s dashboard is built for running payments. A board is built for the glance.

Your MRR sits next to yesterday’s traffic, the sessions your agents are running and today’s list. Start from the Founder HQ template and the spots for revenue, signups and your agents’ work are already laid out. If you sell through Lemon Squeezy too, put it on the same board, and see the business dashboard for how the rest can fit around it.

Frequently asked questions

Something else on your mind? Get in touch.

How does Context Board read my Stripe account?

Two ways, and you can use both. Paste a restricted key with Read on Balance and Subscriptions, and the board reads your MRR and available balance itself. Or sign in with Stripe's own connector, Stripe's MCP server, and your agent can read revenue, customers and subscriptions and build widgets from them.

Is it the same MRR as Stripe's Billing overview?

It should be close. Both count your active and past due subscriptions, made monthly, with a yearly plan counted as a twelfth. The board counts prices before discounts, and it leaves out metered prices, which have no fixed amount, and says so on the widget. If you run coupons, Stripe's figure can come in lower.

Does it change anything in my Stripe account?

No. With the sign-in, the board only runs the Stripe tools that read. With a key, you choose what it can do when you create it in Stripe, and Read on Balance and Subscriptions is all it needs. Keys are sealed on the board's server and never sent back to your browser.

How often does it update?

While your board is open. The MRR widget reads Stripe about once an hour and the balance every 15 minutes. If a read fails, the widget keeps the last good number and says what went wrong and when.

What does it cost?

Context Board is free for 3 days, then $6 a month. One plan with every connection, widget and theme, Stripe included.

Can I see Lemon Squeezy or PayPal revenue next to it?

Yes. Each connects on its own, and any of them can sit on the same board. See Lemon Squeezy on Context Board and PayPal on Context Board.

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