Recharge's Analytics Tab Shows Subscriber Count. It Won't Show You Net MRR.
Recharge's own Analytics dashboard reports active subscribers, charge volume, and churn rate — but turning that into net MRR, after skips, pauses, and failed-payment churn, is left to you. Industry dunning data suggests unrecovered failed payments alone can erase roughly 9% of subscription MRR. Dashified calculates net MRR directly from your Recharge subscriptions, orders, and charges so you're not rebuilding that math in a spreadsheet every month.
What Dashified syncs from Recharge
How it works
Connect your Recharge account from your Dashified integrations page.
Dashified syncs your active subscription contracts, charge schedules, and order history, including charges affected by skips, swaps, and pauses.
We calculate MRR from your recurring charges, accounting for new subscriptions, cancellations, and failed-payment (dunning) churn, not just a raw subscriber count.
Track subscription MRR next to your Recharge order volume in one dashboard, updated as new charges process.
Net MRR calculated for you, not estimated from subscriber count
Recharge's Analytics tab reports active subscribers and charge volume, but those aren't the same as MRR net of skips, pauses, and failed-payment churn. Dashified calculates trended, net MRR directly from your subscription and charge data instead of leaving you to build it by hand.
Failed-payment churn tracked, not just retried
Recharge's dunning engine retries failed cards automatically — recovery rates on that kind of retry commonly run anywhere from 30% to 70% depending on how the retry schedule is tuned. Dashified tracks how many of your failed charges actually recovered versus churned, so you can see whether what's configured is working.
Subscription orders reconciled with your other orders
Recharge processes recurring charges as their own order stream, separate from one-time checkout orders. Dashified pulls both into a single Orders view so you can see how much of your order volume is actually subscription-driven.
MRR trend without rebuilding the spreadsheet every month
Skip manually exporting Recharge charge data each month just to calculate MRR by hand. Dashified trends net MRR automatically alongside the rest of your store data, so the number is already waiting on you instead of the other way around.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dashified replace Recharge's own Analytics dashboard?
No. Recharge's Analytics tab still handles subscriber- and cohort-level detail inside Recharge, but it stops short of net MRR. Dashified pulls your subscriptions, orders, and charges into the same dashboard as the rest of your business and does that MRR math for you.
Will Dashified show skipped, paused, or swapped charges?
Yes. Dashified syncs your Recharge subscription and order data, including charges affected by skips, swaps, and pauses, so your order counts and MRR reflect what actually processed rather than what was originally scheduled.
Does Dashified change how Recharge's dunning retries or skip/pause rules run?
No. Dashified only reads your existing subscription, charge, and order data — Recharge's dunning schedule, retry attempts, and skip/pause/swap rules keep running exactly as configured. Dashified doesn't touch billing or trigger charges.
How does Dashified calculate MRR from Recharge data?
Dashified calculates MRR from your active, recurring subscription charges, net of skips, pauses, cancellations, and failed-payment churn that didn't recover, so you get a trend line that reflects real recurring revenue, not just a snapshot of current subscriber count.
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