Stripe calculates recurring revenue differently from Substack, especially when it comes to subscriptions that have timely coupons (eg "33% off for your first year"). Stripe considers the recurring value of those subscriptions to be their eventual full price rather than their current 33% off price. If the majority of your subscriptions came with discounts, the gap between what Stripe reports and what we report may be particularly large.
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- What happens when a subscriber disputes a paid subscription on Substack?
- Stripe is asking for additional business information for my Stripe account. What do I need to do?
- What do I need to do if Stripe requires extra verification to accept direct debit or non-credit card payment methods on my Substack?
- How can readers pay for a subscription on my Substack publication?
- Can readers pay for subscriptions using their local currency on Substack?
- Does Substack integrate with Stripe Tax?
- How do I set up my Stripe account to start receiving payments?
- Stripe asked me to verify my domain. What should I do?
- Why is there a difference between my Substack GARR and Stripe MRR?