247 Interest Score
63 Discussions
0.26 Engagement
Jun 2024 Launched
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Group your payments under countries. Now you can assess where your core customers are from and cater your future efforts in these regions.

What the Community Said

Hey Friends, I built Where Money after seeing a tweet from @levelsio about how mundane it is to categorize country-wise sales in Stripe. ( https://x.com/EhThing/status/180... ) The Where Money Stripe app extends this functionality specifically for Stripe users by offering an advanced analytics plugin. This plugin enables users to analyze demographic data related to their sales, providing detailed reports on country-wise sales and payments within Stripe. Ideal for businesses looking to refine the

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I think this is a great product, it will be helpful for indiehackers like myself to track where my money is coming from and use the data to focus on the best locations rather than bleeding with marketing.

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I really like this idea, does it work with payments coming through third parties such as PayPal or only card payments?

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That's insane that Stripe doesn't have this feature yet. Thank you for building this cool tool for the community @strongsoda!

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I love the interface and UI. Very neat design. I wish you much success on this launch!

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