Revenue
Revenue next to rankings, whichever tool you bill with
Teams that don’t use RevenueCat can connect Adapty, Superwall or Stripe instead. Each matched app gets the same Revenue tab, dashboard card and revenue in Impact as with [RevenueCat](/features/revenuecat-revenue), read with a key that can only read.

What you get
The same Revenue tab
Revenue, MRR, subscriptions, trials and refunds by day for each matched app, against the period before. Superwall adds paywall views and conversion.
Releases on the chart
Versions and listing changes are marked, and Impact compares revenue before and after each one.
Matched to your apps
Superwall’s apps are matched to the ones you follow by bundle id or package. A Stripe product or an Adapty app is matched by hand, in one click, on either store.
Read-only
asorocket only reads. Create a key that can’t change anything, such as a Stripe restricted key with read permissions.
What you need: asorocket Pro or Studio (or the trial), and a read-only API key for Adapty, Superwall or Stripe.

One tab for every revenue source. A Stripe product is matched to the app it is for.
Good to know
Figures differ by service
Each service reports its own measures, so the Revenue tab shows the ones that service provides and leaves the others out rather than showing a zero. For Stripe, MRR and subscriptions are worked out from your subscription list, so they can differ a little from Stripe’s dashboard. Money in different currencies is shown side by side, never added together.
Stored on your computer
Daily totals are saved in your local database. Individual customers and payments are not stored.
One source per app
When two services know the same app, such as RevenueCat for the stores and Stripe for the web, you choose which one answers for it, and its revenue is counted once.
New connections
These three connections are new. Compare the first figures with the service’s own dashboard, and tell us if they differ.
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