Stripe in Polar: recurring revenue and fees, in your P&L.
Connect Stripe over its API and MCP and Polar ingests your payments, subscription revenue, fees, refunds and disputes, blended with Shopify orders. Net revenue and contribution margin finally reflect real processing costs and recurring revenue, not a gross number with the costs left out.
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Stripe shows payments. Polar shows profit.
Stripe reports gross payments and its own fees in a dashboard of its own, apart from your Shopify orders, ad spend and margin. So net revenue, the number that actually matters, has to be reconstructed by hand. Polar builds it for you.
Stripe on its own
- Gross payments, with fees in separate reports.
- Recurring revenue lives apart from your commerce data.
- No blended view of net revenue or margin.
- Nothing reconciles against your real P&L.
Stripe with Polar
- Payments, subscriptions and fees ingested and netted.
- MRR blended with one-time orders on one P&L.
- Net revenue and margin on real processing costs.
- Every Stripe dollar reconciled into contribution margin.
Bring Stripe into Polar.
A Polar account with Shopify
A Polar account with Shopify connected. This connector plugs in right next to your stack.
Connect your data →A Stripe account
API access to the payments, subscriptions and fees you want reflected in your P&L.
Open Stripe →The Stripe MCP / API
Stripe is ingested via its MCP and API, then mapped into the semantic layer by Polar's AI data engineer.
Connect over the API talk to Polar
Map to the P&L built for you
See true profit the payoff
Net revenue, not gross.
Ingest Stripe payments, subscriptions and fees over the API and blend them into your P&L.
The connector is only half of it.
Stripe
Polar
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Polar MCP
Scheduled reports
Net revenue, not gross.
Stripe will happily show you gross payments, but the number your business runs on is net, after processing fees, refunds, disputes and chargebacks, and Stripe keeps those scattered across separate reports. Meanwhile your recurring revenue sits in Stripe, disconnected from the Shopify orders and ad spend that make up the rest of the picture. Polar ingests Stripe over its API, nets the fees out, and resolves payments and subscription revenue into the same semantic layer as your commerce data. Net revenue and contribution margin finally reflect what you actually keep, MRR sits next to one-time orders, and the whole thing reconciles into one P&L, no month-end reconstruction required.
Fees netted out. Processing fees, refunds and disputes are pulled and subtracted, so margin is real.
Recurring, blended. Subscription revenue sits next to one-time orders on one governed P&L.
Ask Polar, in plain language. “Show net revenue after Stripe fees, and MRR next to DTC orders.” No SQL, no export.
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Recurring revenue and fees, in your P&L.
Ingest Stripe over the API, net the fees out, and blend payments and subscription revenue into net revenue and margin, on one P&L.
