
Recharge in Polar: is the subscription business actually healthy?
Connect Recharge in a couple of clicks and your subscription revenue, MRR, renewals and churn flow into Polar, blended with Shopify orders. See new vs recurring revenue, churn and cohort LTV, so you know whether recurring revenue is growing or quietly leaking.
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Recharge bills the subscriptions. Polar tells you if they're healthy.
Recharge handles the billing, but it reports subscription revenue in isolation, apart from your acquisition, one-time orders and margin. So whether recurring revenue is truly growing, net of churn, stays a guess. Polar answers it.
Recharge on its own
- Subscription revenue reported apart from the business.
- No blend with one-time orders, acquisition or margin.
- Churn and LTV hard to read against cohorts.
- Nothing reconciles into the P&L.
Recharge with Polar
- New vs recurring revenue and churn in Polar's analytics.
- Blended with one-time orders, ad spend and margin.
- Subscriber LTV by cohort vs one-time buyers.
- Recurring revenue reconciled into one P&L.
Bring Recharge into Polar.
A Polar account with Shopify
A Polar account with Shopify connected. This connector plugs in right next to your stack.
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A Recharge account
API access to your subscriptions, charges and churn and Polar backfills your history automatically.
Open Recharge →The AI data engineer
Recharge is connected natively and mapped into Polar's subscription analytics, blended with orders.
Connect in a couple of clicks ~2 min
Feed subscription analytics built for you
See if it's healthy the payoff
Recurring revenue, in context.
Ingest your Recharge subscriptions in a couple of clicks and read new vs recurring, churn and LTV against the rest of your business.
The connector is only half of it.

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Recurring revenue, in context.
A subscription business can look great in the billing tool and still be leaking, because Recharge shows you charges, not the net picture: how much is genuinely new vs recurring, how fast subscribers churn, and whether their lifetime value justifies what you paid to acquire them. Polar ingests your subscription data in a couple of clicks and maps it into its subscription analytics, so new vs recurring sales, churn and cohort LTV all sit next to acquisition cost and margin. You can finally answer the only question that matters, is recurring revenue growing net of churn, and act before a quiet leak becomes a trend.
New vs recurring. Revenue split so you see genuine growth, not renewals dressed up as new.
Churn and LTV. Churn trends and subscriber LTV by cohort, next to acquisition cost.
Ask Polar, in plain language. “Is recurring revenue growing net of churn, and what's subscriber LTV vs one-time?” No SQL, no export.
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Recurring revenue, in context.
Ingest Recharge in a couple of clicks and read new vs recurring, churn and LTV against the rest of your business.
